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This week, the Detective Chinatown web series aired 5 to 8 episodes, ending the second case, "The Name of the Rose.". The whole plot has ups and downs, which is very exciting, and what is even more surprising is that we also saw the long-lost Taiwanese actor Zhang Shi.
He played the role of police officer Doro in the play.
Zhang Shi, the name may be a little strange to mainland audiences, but if you talk about a character in a play, people's minds will appear a pair of dripping small eyes.
There was once a TV series adapted from the comic of the same name by the well-known Taiwanese cartoonist Zhu Deyong, this TV series is "Pink Girl", which gathers many goddesses like Chen Hao, Rene Liu, Xue Jiani, and Zhang Yan.
Everyone must be very impressed by gong xi, a greedy and lustful landlord, and few people know that the actor who plays Gong Xi is called Zhang Shi.
Zhang Shi, born on February 7, 1966 in Taiwan, Taiwanese actor, originally from Sichuan, graduated from the third phase of Guoguang Drama Art Experimental School.
In 1983, he participated in Hou Xiaoxian's "The Man from the Wind Cabinet" and began to debut.
In 1989, he co-starred with Andy Lau and Lui Xiuling in the action crime drama film "Flying City" directed by Lai Dawei, and played Ma Zai. In the same year, he won the Golden Horse Award for Best Supporting Actor for "Banana Paradise".
In 1993, he starred in the historical drama film "Five Quills" directed by Huang Jianxin, and won the best actor vote from the audience of the Rotterdam Film Festival in the Netherlands.
In 1999, Zhang Shi's first self-produced CCTV Golden Bell unit drama (self-acting) - "Listen to the Sound of the Rainbow" was shortlisted for the Golden Bell Award: and won the best unit drama, best screenwriter, best actor, best music, and best cinematography respectively.
In 2003, she participated in "Pink Girl", playing the color landlord.
In January 2005, he co-starred with Chen Baoguo and Jiao Huang in the historical theme TV series "Emperor Wu of Han" directed by Hu Mei, and played Tian Jie; in May, Zhang Shi, hu Ke and Zhao Lin starred in the costume historical comedy "County Order Yellow Horse Coat" directed by Zhang Duofu, and played the yellow horse coat.
In 2008, he starred in the TV series "Maltese on the Scales" directed by Wang Mingtai, and was nominated for the male lead of the 44th Golden Bell Awards drama program.
In January 2010, he co-starred with Hu Ge and Bai Bing in the fantasy martial arts cross-over TV series "Myth" directed by Jiang Jiajun, and played Gao Yao (Zhao Gao);
In 2014, Zhang Shi directed the black mystery comedy film "Living Road" starring Yang Jinhua and Liu Yihao for the first time.
In 2020, he participated in the TV series "Detective Chinatown" and played Du Lang.
Marziz on the balance of the 44th Golden Bell Awards 2008 (winner)
1999 Shortlisted for the Golden Bell Award to Listen to the Sound of the Rainbow (Award)
1993 Shortlisted for the Golden Horse Award for Five Women with a Rope (Winner)
1993 Best Oriental Film Rotterdam Film Festival, The Netherlands (Winner)
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Zhang Shi's acting is a kind of enjoyment, there is a feeling that cannot be said, that is, it will attract the attention of the audience, the performance is too natural, there is no trace at all, especially in the "Maltese on the Balance" drama, Zhang Shi's acting skills have attracted much attention, widely praised by all parties, known as "drama essence".
Zhang Shi is a good actor who can easily bring his opponents into the play.
Zhang Shi is a comedian and has never played such a villain role before, but he relied on his own strength to successfully play this role and proved the strength of his acting skills.
In the TV series "Myth", because Zhao Gao, played by Zhang Shi, is very grounded, it has been recognized by many viewers. With his outstanding performance, he won a large number of supporters, and the approval rating soared.
Zhang Shi is a vegetarian who has always insisted on eating vegetarian food, and in recent years, Zhang Shi has announced that he may retire from the entertainment industry and convert to Buddhism at the age of 52. (Network comprehensive report)