Which of Jiang Wu’s TV series is good?

1. Farewell Vancouver

Farewell Vancouver is an emotional drama starring Chen Kun, Zhao Lin, Li Xiaoran and Jiang Wu. This drama tells a love story in Canada between the mysterious and beautiful Ren Xiaoxue and Luo Yi, a junior high-ranking official.

Jiang Wu plays Lu Dahong in the play and now works as a tour guide in a travel company. He is plain, easy-going, good-tempered, warm-hearted, and has no lofty ideals. He is waiting to take his girlfriend to live a good life, but unexpectedly falls into a love affair with Yang Xi, causing a series of emotional entanglements, experiencing the pressure of life, and finally returns to China.

2. Aunt Duohe

Aunt Duohe is a period drama starring Sun Li, Jiang Wu, Yan Xuejing and others. It tells the story of Takeuchi, a Japanese woman who was stranded in Northeast China after the end of the Anti-Japanese War. The emotional entanglement between Duohe and an ordinary Chinese family lasted for thirty or forty years.

Jiang Wu plays Zhang Jian. After returning from the escape, the two elders of the Zhang family are worried about their daughter-in-law’s infertility and want to find another wife for their son Zhang Jian. Zhang Jian and Zhu Xiaohuan have a very good relationship, and they are not willing to have children with Duo He, but their parents' orders cannot be violated, and if he doesn't do this, he will have to marry a second wife, which will make Xiaohuan's life even more difficult in the future, so She bit the bullet and had sex with Duohe, and soon gave birth to a girl.

3. Taking a Bath

Taking a Bath is a drama film starring Jiang Wu, Zhu Xu, and Pu Cunxin. The film is set in an ordinary old bathhouse in Beijing. It tells the various neighborhood scenes in Beijing at the end of the 20th century and the touching family stories between father, son, and brothers.

Jiang Wu plays Liu Erming. Er Ming is the second son of Lao Liu. He is a bit silly and carefree all day long. He sent a postcard to his brother Daming, causing Daming to mistakenly think that his father had died of illness and returned home. After Lao Liu passed away, he followed his brother to Shenzhen. The tenderness between father and son shown in the movie is delicate and touching. For this film, Jiang Wu won the Best Supporting Actor at the 5th China Changchun Film Festival, the Best Actor at the 7th Beijing University Student Film Festival, and the Acting Society Award at the 8th China Film and Performing Arts Society Golden Phoenix Award.

4. My Brothers from the Tang Dynasty

My Brothers from the Tang Dynasty is a costume action comedy starring Hu Jun, Jiang Wu and others. The film tells the story of the absurd encounter between two Tang Dynasty bandits in a rural village.

Jiang Wu plays Chen Liu. He has a beard and wields a broadsword. He looks very fierce. In fact, he is a man who combines bravery, honesty, loyalty, kindness, and cuteness. He fell in love with the most innocent girl in the village. In his heart, he wanted to stay and live a peaceful life. For this film, Jiang Wu won the Best Actor at the 6th China-US Film Festival and the Best Actor at the 2nd Vientiane International Chinese Film Festival in the UK.

5. Brave New World

Brave New World is a Chinese drama film starring Jiang Wu, Tao Hong and others. It tells the story of Zhang Baogen, a young man from a small town who won a house in a real estate company in Shanghai through a lottery, so he came to Shanghai alone to receive the prize. Unexpectedly, this caused a series of troubles, and he had no choice but to rely on his distant relative, his cousin. Jin Fang's family.

Jiang Wu plays Zhang Baogen. Jiang Wu won the Best Actor at the 19th Hawaii International Film Festival for this film.

6. Destiny

Destiny stars Jiang Wu, Wang Baoqiang, Zhao Tao and Luo Lanshan. The film revolves around four characters, and four stories unfold one by one. Each story takes place in a different region of China. They are connected to each other through some narrative clues and a wonderful sense of formal unity. The film won many international awards including the Best Screenplay Award at the 66th Cannes International Film Festival, and was selected as one of the BBC's Top Ten Best Films of 2013, the American Film Critics Magazine's Top Ten Best Films of 2013, and the New York Times' Top Ten Best Films of 2013. .

Jiang Wu plays Dahai, who has always been very angry that the coal mine in the village was occupied by wealthy people. He tried to write a letter to Zhongnanhai to complain, but he was unable to send the letter because he did not know the specific address of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection; he tried to provoke a wealthy man who was his classmate, but was beaten to a bloody head with a shovel like a golf ball. , since then he has been nicknamed "golf ball". On the stage, Lin Chong was forced to death by Gao Yanei. Off the stage, Dahai took out his shotgun and embarked on the road of revenge and revenge, shooting those who did not take his rights seriously, including the one who whipped the horse. Master, after the gunshots, he finally smiled.

7. The Bomb Disposal Expert

The Bomb Disposal Expert is a police action film starring Andy Lau, Jiang Wu, and Song Jia. The film tells the story of a bomb attack created by criminals in the Hung Hom Tunnel in Hong Kong.

Jiang Wu plays Hong Jipeng, a wanted criminal with an artistic temperament. He is very good at using bombs and regards blasting as a kind of enjoyment. He is not only ruthless and cruel, but also unscrupulous in order to achieve his goals. He does everything without hesitation. After all, the explosion is a kind of enjoyment and a work of art for him. It doesn't matter what the result is. Torturing the other party is his ultimate goal.

8. Explosive Silence

Explosive Silence stars Song Yang, Jiang Wu, Yuan Wenkang, Tan Zhuo and others. The film revolves around the disappearance of a child. It tells the story of a miner's father's pursuit of his child's traces. Through the creation of characters with different identities, it extends the story of China's true face and the contrast between warm and cold.

Jiang Wu plays Chang Wannian, the chairman of Hongchang Mining Group. On the surface, he is enthusiastic about charity activities for poor schools, but in fact, he relies on the evil forces to occupy a mine, and both black and white take over. He is very arrogant and overbearing in extorting other people for minerals. Because the child's disappearance is related to him, he is afraid that others will discover his secret.