"Sound in the Land 2" Wan Qian forgot to put on her headphones and was stunned by Shen Mengchen
While Wan Qian was adjusting herself during the role switch, Wan Qian was immersed in her role state and did not hear Shen Mengchen's reminder to wear headphones. She was blind during the entire process, making everyone in the dubbing room feel a cold sweat for her. At 20:10 this Friday night, Hunan Satellite TV will have a sound feast of "Sound in the Land 2".
Wan Qian
's original voice charm competition show "The Sound" created by Hunan Satellite TV will be exclusively broadcast on Hunan Satellite TV at 20:10 on the evening of February 15 (this Friday). The four "ladylike tones" of Liu Mintao, Qin Hailu, Wan Qian and Li Qin brought a feast of voices to the audience. Wan Qian, who made her debut on a variety show, was greatly recognized by the audience.
Wan Xi, who was taken to practice voice by her father since she was a child, has always dreamed of singing. By chance, she was admitted to the Performing Arts Department of the Shanghai Theater Academy, and since then she has embarked on the path of performing arts. While at school, she starred in many works by international drama directors. After graduation, she gradually became an amphibious artist with both songs and films. Her natural excellent voice conditions and solid and excellent acting foundation laid an opportunity for her to come to the stage of "Sound in the Land".
Wan Xi, who took the lead, expressed her nervousness in every move, which made the audience breathe a sigh of relief. Before the dubbing, Liu Mintao high-fived her to encourage her. Qin Hailu, Li Qin, and Shen Mengchen also cheered for her to relieve her tension. In order not to let others recognize her voice, Wan Qian chose two roles that were far different from her original voice. Suqiu in "The East Becomes and the West Becomes" is a classic character created by Wang Zuxian. Wan Qian's interpretation this time has given it new vitality. The clear voice and melodious tone made the other three celebrities praise him for "having a very strong sense of image" and "returning to the peak period of Hong Kong films in the 1990s."
While Wan Qian
was adjusting herself during the role switch, Wan Qian was immersed in her role state and did not hear Shen Mengchen's reminder to wear headphones. She was blind during the entire process, making everyone in the dubbing room feel a cold sweat for her. Suddenly, Wan Qian switched her voice to the sick old lady in "I am not a drug god". The old man's old voice, trembling ending voice, choking when pleading, and his excellent interpretation were praised by Zhang Guoli as "changing things", which also caused the audience to shed tears and applause.
The changeable voice casts a mysterious veil on her identity and allows the audience to see her strength and professionalism as an actor. How will Wan Xi perform in other parts of the show? What wonderful interpretations will other sound cafes have? At 20:10 pm this Friday (February 15), Hunan Satellite TV will have a sound feast of "Sound in the Land 2".