Zhu Yilong Hotel

As we all know, the evening of165438+1October 12, the 35th Golden Rooster Awards Ceremony of China Film, is also a day when entertainment artists rarely send out report cards once a year. Andy Lau, Jason Wu, Zhu Yilong, Yam Tat-wah, Nini and other stars gathered to watch. Now these awards also have their own ownership. In the end, Zhu Yilong won the best actor and Xi Meijuan won the best actress, which is definitely the most well-deserved award!

For Zhu Yilong, his performance in Life Events is also very solid. In the film, he shaved his hair and created the role of "Mo Sanmei" with a self-destructive performance, which became an important reason for the success of the film. If I have to say it's a pity, it's probably Jason Wu. In the battle of Changjin Lake, Jason Wu's acting skills are obvious to all. Jason Wu didn't let people play, and even let people in!

After the award ceremony, Andy Lau said: This year's Golden Rooster Award can be said to be a gathering of stars, Starlight Glimmer. It can be said that the Golden Rooster Award is a hundred flowers blossom. Every actor receives awards with his unique skills and excellent works. To my surprise, Zhu Yilong and Zhu Yilong won the best actor this time, which will be a bonus for his future acting career. Hahaha!

Later, Andy Lau changed the subject: after the Golden Rooster Award closed, he immediately invited Jason Wu and Zhu Yilong to a star-rated hotel for dinner, but they refused. Asked about the reason, Andy Lau explained: Jason Wu said that Iola was waiting for him at home, waiting for her to nod, while Zhu Yilong said that he lost his job today and couldn't win the information. He also said that he would invite me to dinner the first time tomorrow. Hahaha, this reason is also super funny!

Of course, after years of hard work, persistence and self-discipline, Zhu Yilong has made today's achievements. "The sound of young phoenix is clearer than that of old phoenix on Danshan Road in Wan Li, Tonghua", and we look forward to the new glory of filmmakers from generation to generation! What do you think of this, buddy?