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Learning Xi dance is an extremely tiring task, usually starting in childhood, with dog Xi in the summer and Sanjiu in the winter.
The other children are playing, they are doing kung fu Xi, while the other children are coquettish in their mother's arms, but they are still doing kung fu Xi.
When teachers meet potential new dance talents, they will give special training, especially those students who have the opportunity to enter Tsinghua University and Peking University, which are known as the dance world. But unfortunately, many female students who graduated from this academy ended up being "abducted" as actors.
1. Wang Likun's name.
Born in Inner Mongolia in 1985, Wang Likun was a mischievous tomboy when she was young, often beating boys her age to tears.
When she was only 10 years old, the teachers of Beiwu went to the school where she attended to conduct an enrollment campaign. However, her instructors had two different opinions: one side encouraged her to give it a try, while the other strongly disagreed, believing that she had excelled academically and had a chance to go to university in the future.
Wang Likun took the initial audition out of curiosity, even though she didn't even know what dance was at the time.
She showed off a fan that had been used at the school's New Year's Day party and shook it a few times in front of the examiner. Surprisingly, the examiner developed a special crush on her. Even though she was not tall at the time and her proportions were not as high as expected, the examiner insisted that she try to stand on tiptoe to meet the standard when measuring her height.
Wang Likun, a ten-year-old girl, became a member of the Northern Dance with the help of the teacher's "cheating".
However, when she first arrived in Beijing to go to school, she accidentally burned her foot while turning on the water. Seeing that she was completely unable to take care of herself, her parents immediately packed their bags and prepared to take her back to Inner Mongolia. But when things got to a certain point, she decided to recuperate and continue her studies.
She was full of ambition and knew that her injury had caused a lot of academic loss, but after a foot injury**, she became very hard-working, and after only half a semester, she was selected by the principal as a model student for Xi at the assembly.
In 2002, Tsui Hark was troubled by the role of "Liu Yufang" in "Seven Swords Under the Heavenly Mountain", but at the suggestion of a friend, he went to Beiwu to find a suitable actor. When he passed by a practice room, he unexpectedly saw Wang Likun, who was a sophomore, dancing in the room, and one of her glances made Tsui Hark feel very amazed.
In this way, Wang Likun was attracted to the entertainment industry and became an actor.
She was quite good at the beginning of the acting industry, participated in Tsui Hark's works as soon as she debuted, and then starred in the TV series "Golden Earrings" starring Haiyan.
In 2010, she played a triangular role in the film "Beauty Scheming", and since then her fame has gradually risen.
In 2013, she participated in the recording of the variety show "Star Diving Cube". Before the show was recorded, she was involved in a specific event. Due to a delay on the way, she didn't have time to put on makeup and styling before she participated in the show. After the show was broadcast, her no-makeup image was warmly sought after by the whole network, and people affectionately called her "Goddess of No-makeup".
Over the years, although she is not particularly famous, her works have been endless, and she occasionally shows off her dancing skills in various programs.
2. Liu Shishi's name.
Liu Shishi was born in Beijing in 1987.
Her mother, a lover of ballet, was inspired by her mother and began taking part-time ballet lessons at the age of 6.
At the age of 15, with her solid foundation skills, she successfully entered the ballet department of the Beijing Dance Academy.
During her time in college, she had learned that becoming a ballet dancer on her own might not be able to reach the desired level. So, she decided to become a ballet teacher and if she couldn't do it herself, maybe consider teaching her students.
However, her original plan was soon shattered.
In 2004, when Liu Shishi was in her third year of college, she participated in the selection of Northern Dancers for "Moon Shadow Wind Lotus". Liu Shishi and her classmates also joined in the excitement, and the director quickly locked in her role as the heroine Ye Fenghe in the crowd.
In the play, Feng He is a young woman who loves ballet, and Liu Shishi performs almost completely according to her true character.
At that time, she was not fully grown, but her temperament was fully displayed, and her long flowing hair and slender limbs were impressive, even if she didn't have any acting experience, it was enough to make people look new. The director also specially added a performance clip of the ballet "Swan Lake" for her.
The show opened the door for her to explore a new world. After graduation, she was signed by Tang Film and Television Company and embarked on the road of acting. After playing roles such as Long Kui, Mu Nianci, Xin Shi Niang, Zhao Jiayi, Tart Ba Yuer, Martai Ruoxi, etc., her fame gradually spread all over the world.
With many years of dance foundation, she is very proficient in playing. With a light posture, she can effortlessly complete movements such as soaring, a horse, or a side flip, and she is unbeatable compared to actresses of her age.
In the two works of "Xin Shi Shi Niang" and "Step by Step", her dance performances are also eye-catching, especially Ruoxi is dressed in bright red clothes and holds red plums, which is breathtakingly beautiful.
3. Zhang Huiwen's name.
Zhang Huiwen was born in 1993 in Yingtan, Jiangxi Province, and when she was 6 years old, her parents sent her to learn Xi dance. On the one hand, she is very fond of dancing, but on the other hand, her parents also think that dancing girls have a good temperament.
During her journey to Xi, she experienced many difficulties and exhaustion, especially the soft opening problems that made her feel the pressure on her lower back and hips, which made her almost whiff in agony. She has loved dancing since she was a child and loves to dance. However, her talent was quite outstanding, and at the age of 17 she successfully entered the Northern Dance and began to learn Chinese ethnic and folk dances Xi.
If she fails to become a "Mou Girl", then her goal in life will be to pursue graduate school and eventually become a dance teacher.
However, in 2013, when Zhang Yimou was filming "The Return", he chose a girl who was both good at dancing and acting, and this choice completely changed the trajectory of her life.
In the year of the release of "The Return", she completed her studies in Northern Dance and signed a contract with an agency to embark on her acting career.
In order to perfectly play the role of "Dandan" in "Return", Zhang Huiwen, who studied Xi folk dance, worked hard to learn Xi ballet. In the following year, she played the heroine Yan Qi again in "Gardenia Blooming" directed by He Jiong.
Last year, she successfully portrayed the role of Yi Wenyan in the TV series "Our Decade", and her role was set as the principal dancer, which made her return to her true colors again after 8 years.
At present, she has been working in the dance industry for 9 years, and her performance is not particularly outstanding compared to other "Mou Girls", perhaps she is more well-known in the dance world.
Fourth, Lu Yi.
Lu Yi was born in 1984 and is a young woman in Chongqing. She has had a keen interest in dance since she was a child. At the age of 13, she successfully entered the Chongqing Song and Dance Troupe, where she worked as a dancer for four years. During that time, her greatest wish was to continue her studies in the field of northern dance.
In 2001, she successfully fulfilled her wish and entered the profession of Northern Dance Folk Dance.
Lu Yi and Wang Likun are both characters discovered by director Tsui Hark.
The classrooms are equipped with several large transparent glass windows, and from the outside, you can clearly see the dance students practicing Xi.
In 2002, when Lu Yi was practicing dance Xi in classroom 402, Tsui Hark used a camera to capture him and decided to let her play a supporting role in the movie "Sanda".
After the winter break of her sophomore year, she returned to school. At that time, SARS was raging, she and her classmates were isolated in school, and they hadn't heard anything outside for more than a year, until the release of the film in her senior year, and she met director Tsui Hark again.
Tsui Kra joined the industry and said she hopes to continue her dance career. However, when she was about to graduate, she chose to go to a crew in Xinjiang for "star-chasing" activities. While doing chores on the set, she met the film's stylist, who later recommended her for the filming of "The Flying Immortals."
When she returned to school, she failed to attend the Graduate Supply and Demand Meetup, which left her feeling very entangled in deciding whether to continue dancing or continue to be an actress. At the suggestion of her parents, she finally decided to sign with the company to become an actress.
She is a very lucky person, because she gained a certain popularity through "Flying Immortals" and "Snow is Burning" soon after her debut. In some of the film and television works she starred in, she also showed her dancing skills. For example, in "Harem", which aired in 2011, she played Shao Qingzi, who is good at singing and dancing. Because of her dancing skills, the director specially added a lot of famous dancing scenes for her.
To this day, her dance performance in the TV series is still loved, often compared to the actresses of modern film and television productions who can dance with just a few hands and circles.
Fifth, named Li Xiaoran.
Li Xiaoran's mother was admitted to the ballet company when she was young, but her grandfather decided that it was inappropriate for a girl's bare legs to swing on stage every day at home, so he resolutely did not allow Li Xiaoran's mother to participate in the dance.
Li Xiaoran was born in 1976, and when her mother learned her gender, she immediately pinned her dream on Li Xiaoran.
Li Xiaoran didn't have much interest in dance, but at the strong request of her mother, she began her journey to learn Xi at an early age. Surprisingly, she was admitted to Beiwu at the age of 9 with the best score in the Beijing area, and has always maintained her status as a top student after entering the school.
At the time of graduation, the Oriental Opera Troupe had six classes, but only three students were assigned to the group, and she was one of them. She majored in dance in school, and when she studied dance, she was already a little star, and she also won many awards. At that time, she earned a considerable amount of money as a dancer, and by the mid-90s, she was earning more than $6,000 in just one month.
Li Xiaoran, a young woman in her twenties, has outstanding looks and a perfect body, which has attracted many advertising partners. Since she wasn't too interested in dance, she chose to quit her job without her parents' knowledge after spending a short time in the dance company.
When she left the dance company, she had accumulated some savings. She thought she could last two years, but she didn't expect it to be spent in just eight months. She didn't dare to ask her parents for it, because "Bodyguard: Jade Doll" needed a role to play the role of a maid, 4,000 yuan a month, so she chose to participate without hesitation.
Chen Kun, a person who had worked with her in the song and dance troupe, recommended her to director Zhao Baogang and co-directed "Like Fog, Like Rain and Like Wind" with him. This production allowed her to successfully transition from a dancer to an actress, and she has been active in the entertainment industry for more than 20 years.
Sixth, Wang Yan.
Wang Yan was recognized by ** teachers in her first year of primary school as a dance talent, and then her parents sent her to the Children's Palace for dance Xi.
When she was in the fourth grade, Beiwu came to Wang Yan's Children's Palace to recruit students. Among the many children, she excelled and even joined the Northern Dance and performed classical dance when she was less than 10 years old.
She has achieved impressive results during her school days. When she was 14 years old, she participated in the 2nd "Taoli Cup" dance competition and won the third prize in the classical dance category. Although the school in the beautiful country extended a friendly olive branch to her, she chose to give up because she was afraid of going abroad alone.
When she was 18 years old, she and her classmates were selected as the dancers in Qiong Yao's drama "Plum Blossom Branding" dancing in Prince Gong's mansion. Because of her beauty, the director wrote a line for her, making her the most popular among these dancers.
After five or six years of supporting roles, she rose to fame for her role as "Qing Gege" in "Huanzhu Gege". In the following years, her career flourished, starring in many TV series such as "Qinghe Love", "Invincible to the Present", "The History of Martial Arts" and "Flower Girl", making her one of the most popular actresses in the 00s.
Seventh, the name is Jin Chen.
Jin Chen was born in beautiful Shandong, and since her parents were both dance teachers, she developed a strong interest in dance from a young age.
She began learning Xi dance with her father at the age of 6 and successfully entered the Shanghai Dance Academy at the age of 10.
When she was about to graduate from secondary school, she did quite poorly in both cultural and professional classes. At the parent-teacher meeting, the teacher said directly to her mother: this young woman is quite beautiful and should consider finding someone to marry.
What the teacher wanted to say was that Jin Chen's academic performance was too low, and there was no need to take the university entrance exam. After telling Jin Chen this sentence, Jin's mother was very angry, so she went to the teacher to buy a CD for the exam, and in just one week, she beat her group of classmates who had been preparing for the exam for a year, and finally won the first place on the first list of the play.
Considering that she has been studying Xi dance for many years, should she take the exam for Northern Dance?She wanted to get a dance academy bachelor's degree, but she was afraid that she would not be able to get in, because she felt that she had not yet found a suitable professional Xi direction. In the end, Beiwu was also successfully admitted. But when she got her acceptance letter, she didn't know what to do. When she hesitated, she decided to ask the teacher which one was more suitable for her, and the teacher suggested that she sign up for the drama, so she immediately chose the Northern Dance Folk Dance Department.
She won the "Taoli Cup" Outstanding Performance Award when she was in the Northern Dance, but she soon showed momentum to develop into the entertainment industry. First, she was selected as a performer for the opening ceremony of the Beijing Olympics, and then she also participated in the filming of several magazines and served as the host of the talent show.
In 2010, she stepped into the entertainment industry because of her role as the supporting actress "Hou Jane" in "Seven Kinds of Peacock Feathers", and has since become a talented actor.
Unlike Wang Yan, Jin Chen's dancers were forgotten by the audience in later film and television works, and they were once dancers of the Northern Dance. Since Jin Chen started her dance career, she has never given up. She showcased the flexibility she had cultivated over the years of her dancing career in Supernova National Games. In "The Birth of an Actor", she presented the dance in "Ambush on All Sides" to the audience, and in "Sister Lang" and "Dancing Student", her dancing talent also won wide praise from the audience. When participating in events such as galas, she occasionally shows off her dancing talents.
Whether it is in the TV series "Qin Shi Mingyue" or "Chu and Han Fight for Glory", she has skillfully integrated her unique talent into the role.
Eighth, Song Qian.
Song Qian was born in Qingdao, Shandong Province in 1987 and began her dance Xi journey at the age of 10.
Although she started dancing relatively late, her dancing skills are like they were specially chosen by God for feeding, and her flexibility is astounding.
When she was 11 years old, she successfully entered the Beijing Dance High School to receive standard dance training, and six years later she was recommended to the Xi of the Chinese Ethnic and Folk Dance Department of the Beijing Dance Academy.
When she was in the North Dance, she showed very hard because she knew that the "handle" was the best, so she kept trying to stand in the middle. She is a dancer and an excellent national dancer. During this time, she deeply studied and Xi the dance styles of Tibetan, Mongolian, Uygur and other ethnic groups, and participated in art exchanges and performances at home and abroad as a representative of the academy.
In 2006, when she was a freshman, she and her senior sister won the first prize in the group dance group at the 8th "Taoli Cup" Dance Competition. The following year, in the Beijing Dance Competition, she won a first prize and a second prize for her works "Painting Listening" and "Flower Waist Bride".
Teacher Beiwu said that based on her career prospects at the time, she was destined to become a national-level dance performance artist.
However, just one year later, she was discovered by talent scouts and sent to South Korea as a Xi, and then officially debuted as an f(x) singer.
In 2015, she returned to China to start her film and television career, and gradually focused on the performance of film and television dramas.
In addition to the above 8 actresses, actresses like Sun Feifei, Ren Min, Wan Peng, and Li Yitong are all graduates of the Beijing Dance Academy, known as the "cradle of Chinese dancers".
One minute on stage, ten years of hard work off the stage, this group of dancers has put in a lot of effort and sweat for their dreams. However, the involution problem in the dance industry is also quite serious, and the dancers in the ** period are often young and have relatively limited development opportunities. As a result, many dancers who feel they have failed to achieve their desired level may consider making a career transition.
Because of their outstanding appearance and solid dance foundation, it is much easier to enter the entertainment industry than the average person, so becoming an actor has become the preferred career for many dancers to transform.