Xiang Mei is played by Dai Ye in The Carving of Flowers in the Wind and Rain. On August 13, when the Battle of Songhu broke out, Xiang Mei and his wife stayed to accompany them to the nursing home. Xiang Mei was humiliated by the Japanese army, and her husband committed suicide after being killed.

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Dai Wei;

Nationality: China.

Height: 166cm

Place of birth: Suzhou, Jiangsu

Date of birth:1985 65438+1October 25th.

Occupation: actor

Graduate school: Director Department of Central Academy of Drama, 03 undergraduate.

Representative Works: Wind and Rain Carved Buildings and Natural Graben 1949

Performance experience:

Dai Ye played Qiu Ping in Romantic Pastoral in 2007;

In 2008, he starred in "Wind and Rain Carved Flowers Building" and played Xiang Mei; In the same year, he starred in "Tianzhu 1949" as Li Jiayun; In the same year, he starred in "Jason Wu Chunqiu" and played Er Yi; In the same year, he starred in "The Qixi Bloody Case" and played Gu Sanniang;

In 2009, he starred in "Iron Pear Flower" and played the stepmother of Fenger; In the same year, he starred in "Children of Hengshui Lake" as Hai Wei; In the same year, he starred in "The Orange is Red Again" and played the orange flower;

20 10 starred in "Guild Wars in Jiangnan" as Tian;

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In 1930s, Jiangnan Silk Factory operated by Gu Mohan, the owner of Wudu Carved Flower Building and a representative of the national silk industry, competed fiercely with Japanese Ruihua Silk Factory in the Japanese concession, and Ruihua Silk Factory was at a disadvantage. In order to win the monopoly position of silk in the international market, the Japanese consul did everything possible to harm Gu Mohan (Du Zhiguo). Gu Bohua (Chen Rui), the eldest son who was only 20 years old, was determined to inherit his ancestral business, but reluctantly gave up his beloved girlfriend. During the cocoon harvest season, Gu Bohua spent all his money to compete with Ruihua Silk Factory and almost went bankrupt, but he survived. He fell into Japanese and Kuomintang prisons several times, but he still couldn't shake Gu Bohua's determination to revitalize the silk industry. He went through hardships and fought tenaciously with all kinds of dark forces in order to seek the development path of national silk industry. After the founding of New China, Gu Bohua was full of joy to prepare for a big fight, but the road was not smooth, and Gu Bohua was faced with complicated family relations. After many tests, he was determined to develop the national silk industry, and finally ushered in the spring of reform and opening up, ushered in the era of great development of private economy, and Gu's long-cherished wish of developing the national silk industry for three generations was realized.