Hong Liancheng’s acting experience

Hong Liancheng made his commercial debut in 2008; in December, he participated in the costume historical film "Red Cliff" directed by John Woo and starring Zhao Wei, Tony Leung and others, playing the role of a little book boy. This was also his first work.

In 2010, he starred in the modern romance drama "Hankou" and the emotional war drama "One by One", playing the roles of Lu Datong, a man with a rough life experience, and a simple, young radio intern respectively.

In 2011, Hong Liancheng starred in the urban emotional drama "Forty" starring Jiang Shan, Wang Zhiwen and others, and the costume comedy "Seven Fairies of Heaven and Earth Marriage" starring Chen Haomin, Lan Yan and others were broadcast. Hong Liancheng respectively Playing the role of Liang Siyu, a high school student in the rebellious period of youth, and the funny Yu Ri.

In 2012, the movie "Wind Over the Cauliflower Yellow" starring him and Qin Li was nominated for "Best Film" at the 8th China-US Film Festival; in the same year, he starred in the family emotional dispute drama "My Family Has Happiness".

In the 2013 youth drama "Navy Rescue Team" directed by Zhang Feng, starring Mao Junjie, Wu Yi and others, Hong Liancheng played the sunny and handsome photographer Ba Xiaoguang.

In 2013, he played Ding Yi in the modern youth military-themed TV series "Heart War 101" directed by Liu Jiacheng.

In 2014, he played Ding Yi in the youth military-themed TV series "Heart War 101" directed by Liu Jiacheng, also known as "Born to Be Beautiful", starring alongside Li Jiahang, Yang Zi, Liu Wei and Zhu Yawen.

2015: Participated in the workplace romantic drama "I am Du Lala" directed by the father of Taiwanese idol director Liu Junjie, playing the role of Lu Baoqiang, a sunny, handsome and humorous man, sharing the stage with Wang Yaoqing and Qi Wei Playful.