Wang Youquan, played by Duan Bowen, is an unemployed young man in his early twenties who likes to brag. He was in prison for theft. After he got out of prison, he made a girlfriend. He has never found his own direction in life in the county. It is said that factories in Guangzhou recruit people every day, and the salary is very high. He wanted to go, but he never raised the travel expenses.

Resume:

Duan Bowen;

Alias: Bowen

Nationality: China.

Ethnic group: Han nationality

Constellation: Aries

Height: 177cm

Place of birth: Chengdu, Sichuan Province

Date of birth:1April 1987 14.

Occupation: actor

Graduate school: Beijing Dance Academy.

Masterpieces: Left Ear, Thirteen Paulownia Trees, Secret Shore, Gravity and Seeds.

Performance experience:

In 2006, Duan Bowen starred in the youth film Thirteen Paulownia directed by Lv Le, in which he played the leading actor Tao Tao, thus officially entering the entertainment circle; In 2007, he starred in the digital movie "Boys Want to Have a Car" and played the male No.2 awl in the play; In 2009, he starred in his first drama "When Coffee Meets TV", in which he played the leading role of Shi Yue. 20 1 1 starring in the urban love movie gravity; 20 12 starred in the youth love movie "Wanderer" and played the leading role of Sambo in the play; 20 13 co-starred with Wang Xiwei and Zhang Zidong in the youth inspirational micro-film Lost, playing the leading role in the film; 20 14 co-starred with Oho Europe, Yang Yang and fox Xia in the youth love movie left ear, playing a favorite black man? ; In the same year, he co-starred with Mike Sui in the micro-film "No.6 Racing Car", in which he played a racing driver with lonely temperament; In the same year, he won the Best Actor Award at the Washington Independent Film Festival in June and February, 5438. 20 15 co-starred with Su Miaoling, Zuo Li and Huhu in the musical stage play "Gardenia Flowers Open a Neverland", in which Qiu Lin played the leading role and sang the theme song "Neverland" and the episode "Hug and Rely" for the play; In the same year, he co-starred with Mimi and Ma in the modern youth love drama Left Ear adapted from Rao Xueman's novel of the same name, in which he played a black man. This is his first TV play.