English Name: Liu Ye Liu Ye Nickname: Ye Zi, Xiao Ye, Cabbage, Young Master, Red Horse Native Place: Changchun, Jilin Current Address: Beijing Height: 186cm Weight: 75 kg Constellation: Aries Zodiac: Horse Myopia: 300 degrees Blood Type: Type B Family Members: Parents, Sister, Brother-in-law, Niece, Wife Work Unit: China National Theatre. Actor organization of China National Theatre: Xingmei's favorite actors: Robert De Niro, Jiang Wen, Al Pacino's favorite movies: Godfather's favorite sports: basketball, swimming's favorite food: seafood's favorite books: history of the Three Kingdoms, wine culture's favorite dishes: tomatoes and scrambled eggs's favorite country: Norwegian hobbies: mountaineering, photography, video games.

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Liu Ye, born in 1978, was born in a movie house. His father is a lighting engineer in changchun film studio, his mother is a trade union leader in Chang Ying factory, and Liu Ye and his sister are children of Chang Ying compound. Liu Ye's father was very strict with his sister and brother since childhood. He thinks culture class is very important. Liu Ye's sister got a master's degree in law, so Liu Ye is bent on following his father's wish to study science and become an engineer or architect in the future. Until 17 years old college entrance examination, one of my sister's classmates saw Liu Ye playing basketball and thought he was handsome. He suggested that he learn acting. Under their lobbying from Qi Xin, Liu Ye, who was in the rebellious period of youth, was moved to enter the examination for Chinese opera. Although he didn't have any performance experience, with his good image, tall figure, Liu Ye's lack of stage fright and devil's training before the exam, Liu Ye was successfully admitted to Grade 96 of Chinese Opera and became the youngest boy in the class. During my college years, because I was too young and taciturn, no one wanted to partner with Liu Ye, who had no performance experience. The pressure of study, communication and life is too great. Liu Ye often goes to Shichahai and cries alone. Despite the difficulties, with the encouragement of her father and sister, Liu Ye resisted the pressure and slowly groped for learning. Finally, in a sketch class of Chinese opera, Liu Ye and his wife played a prisoner in the depths of the ocean, crying for more than half an hour because they were too involved. Then Liu Ye felt the performance and really began to understand. There is great competition in Chinese opera. Every morning, Liu Ye gets up and runs around the crew with his schoolbag on his back.