Bai Jingting has joined the new drama "Long Wind Crossing". Are you looking forward to this TV play?

Bai Jingting, born in June 1993 10 in Huairou District, Beijing, is an actor in China and graduated from the Conservatory of Music of Capital Normal University.

Bai Jingting joined the new drama Chang and the original novel Marry Wan. At the beginning of the story, the hostess Liu Yuru was arranged to marry a man she didn't like, because she was neglected at home. Jiu Si, a male customer, also met the hostess by chance, but because of this marriage, she was imagined as an ordinary villain who clung to power. Liu Yuru didn't want her life to go on in this meaningless way. She was determined to break away from convention, not only refused marriage, but also studied the way of doing business with her heart and gradually improved her value. In this process, Jiusi Gu also changed her attitude and thoughts before, and the two men also sparked different sparks in the process of hard work.

At the same time, men are also getting close to their goals. They are in troubled times, and people who had a stable life were forced to be displaced. Jiusi Gu is determined to change this situation through its own modest efforts. He started with a basic supplement and gradually rose to the ministerial book. Two people also really realized the meaning of this sentence.

The two actors (Bai Jingting and Yi Song) are very close to the two protagonists, Jiusi Gu and Liu Yuru, and have a strong sense of CP.

There is also a high voice for Bai Jingting to play the role of Jiusi Gu, which means I am looking forward to it. Bai Jingting has brought us many outrageous works recently. For example, the explosive drama "The Beginning" at the beginning of the year and "You are my city camp" starring Sandra last year also achieved good results. In the first work "In a hurry that year", he played Qiao Ran as a warm and quiet guardian. In time, he personally made specimens of youth, love and friendship, and never gave up.

Bai Jingting is handsome and shy. Even standing opposite the photographer, he didn't have violent body movements and exaggerated facial expressions. He put his hands in his pockets or held his shoulders. He was a quiet and beautiful man, which was very consistent with the design of Chinese and American men in ancient puppet shows.