Who plays Miao Yiyi in Jin’s Wedding?

Miao Yiyi plays Tong Yanni in "Golden Wedding".

Yanni is the eldest daughter of Tong Zhi and Wen Li. She had high hopes from her parents, but in the end she failed to get into college. Later, she fell in love with the ordinary Liu Qiang and married him despite her parents' objections. However, they were subjected to domestic violence by Liu Qiang after their marriage, and their marriage ended hastily.

Miao Yiyi, born in 1975 in Hangzhou, Zhejiang, is a film and television actor in mainland China. In 1993, Miao Yiyi starred in the urban romantic drama "Tears in Taipei". In 1995, she starred in the costume historical drama "Wu Zetian". In 1997, he starred in the Sino-Thailand co-production "Dragon Ball". In 2000, he filmed the costume drama "Prime Minister Xiao Ganluo".

In 2001, he filmed the CCTV version of "The Swordsman". In 2004, he filmed "Secrets in Guanzhong". In 2006, she starred in the emotional family drama "Golden Wedding". In 2008, she starred in the female drama "The Woman Under the Archway". In 2009, he filmed the urban ethics drama "Bloodline".

Review of the TV series "Golden Wedding"

"Golden Wedding" is a family ethics drama directed by Zheng Xiaolong, written by Wang Wanping, and starring Jiang Wenli and Zhang Guoli. It tells the story of the life-long marriage of Wen Li, a young and beautiful elementary school mathematics teacher, and Tong Zhi, a technician at a heavy machinery factory. The show premiered on September 13, 2007. The drama won many awards including the Magnolia Award for Best TV Series at the 14th Shanghai TV Festival and the Feitian Award at the 27th China TV Series.

"Golden Wedding" successfully demonstrated the eternal charm of realistic TV drama creation. It has more guiding significance than costume dramas and period dramas. Although it is a TV series about family ethics, the sociological significance is relatively profound. Paying attention to people's livelihood and human feelings are realistic themes. In the history of the development of Chinese TV dramas, its value and significance are no less than that of "Desire".

The biggest success of the show is to restore the reality of life. On this basis, the successful setting of contradictions in each episode has become an important means for it to capture the audience. The hero and heroine experienced various contradictions and pains such as personality incompatibility, worries about their children, third party intervention, and the white-haired person sending the black-haired person away. What they finally experienced was happiness, and the audience read about "happiness, exhaustion and pain" that are very similar to their own. heavy".