Director: Liu Weike
Region: The once loving couple in mainland China are now separated by Yin and Yang, leaving behind a safe key and a puzzling envelope with numbers written on it. Is it suicide? Or is there a conspiracy to kill?
The famous dancer who once became famous overnight was caught by the police in the campaign against pornography and illegal publications. What is unknown is her unbearable experience in the past three years. Is it necessary? Or is there something else?
Innocent women who were infected with AIDS by men are actually carrying out a revenge plan to retaliate against all men in the same way ...
Drug abuse and drug trafficking ...
The ugly behavior that caused the spread of AIDS destroyed people's hearts and bodies, and the beautiful girl who just recovered from drug rehabilitation almost died after relapse ... The scene in Never Give Up starring Jiang Wu
Never Give Up starring Jiang Wu went through four stages. The play tells the story of a teenager who was imprisoned for several years for accidentally injuring others. After he was released from prison, he found that the real murderer was someone else, so he broke through the fog and searched for the truth. Jiang Wu played the role of the wrongfully imprisoned man, and Wang Ting was the opposite of him. Two other important female roles are played by Liu Bei and Guo Keyu.
In the previous Never Compromise, Jiang Wu and Wang Ting had already cooperated. This time, in Never Give Up, the two men became hostile from their previous good friends. Emotionally, they all fell in love with Lu Mei (Liu Bei) when they were young. Because Jiang Hongwu (Jiang Wu) was imprisoned, Guo Xiaodong (Wang Ting) wished to form a marriage with Lu Mei, and later. In terms of freedom, Jiang Hongwu became the scapegoat of Guo Xiaodong, who should have been in prison. The entanglement between the two sides escalated the contradiction between them, so Jiang Hongwu began the road of never giving up.
Wang Ting has always faced the audience with the image of a good man, and mostly plays the role of a policeman. Coupled with his straightforward appearance, it is appropriate for him to play a positive role, but this time he changed his old style and played an insidious lawyer. He was a dark-hearted character who evaded responsibility from childhood and trapped his friends in injustice. This role not only makes Wang Ting feel very fresh, but also makes the audience who like him look forward to it. Often, playing bad guys requires more inner drama and more challenges. Jiang Wu, born in 1969, applied for the performance department of the Central Academy of Drama after graduating from high school, but was not admitted. Three years later, he stepped into the door of Beijing Film Academy. He has worked in Father Ge, The Robbery of Heroes, The Edge of a Tall Building,
Metropolis, My Brothers and Sisters, Living, An Affair, Walking to the End, A Beautiful New World, Taking a Bath, Previous Lives and Present Lives, Empty Mirrors, and Empty Mirrors. His performance was tepid and contemporary. Although there were not many plays, it left a deep impression on people. Now he works in the Central Experimental Theatre.
Wang Ting, male, originally from Jilin, studied in the Performance Department of Jilin Art Institute for two years from 199 to 1992. Wang Ting's plays seem to have more or less connections with the police, especially "Six Groups of Serious Crimes 2". Wang Ting used to be a real criminal policeman, and this professional experience had a great influence on his acting career.