Profile of Su Shangqing, a Chinese voice over actor named Shuang'er

Profile of Su Shangqing, a Chinese voice over actor named Shuang'er

Through the sound program "Voice is on the spot", I found that in many TV dramas, some actors use the original sound, and some actors use Chinese voiceover actors use Chinese voiceover. Among these Chinese voiceover actors, young Chinese voiceover actors include Bian Jiang, Jason, Ji Guanlin, etc. I found that I suddenly fell in love with Chinese voiceover.

Why is Su Shangqing called Shuang'er

I don't know much about this industry for the first time. In the process of understanding, I often heard that Su Shangqing and Zhang Jie's 729 voice, the main member of the factory's microblog ID, is a homophone for watermelon frost, so it is called Shuang'er. He was born in Liuzhou, Guangxi on May 30, 1991. In 2016, he was a Chinese voiceover of the animated film Big Fish and Begonia. His Chinese voiceover skills are excellent.

Introduce Su Shangqing's personal information

Su Shangqing has been in business for 4 years and has produced many films, TV plays, films, radio plays and cartoons. Chinese voiceover works include Chen Changsheng in "The Story of Selecting Heaven", Xiao Yan in "Breaking the Sky", Zhang Wuji in "The Story of Slaying the Dragon against the Sky", Lan Qingxuan in "Under the Royal Guards", Jin Guangyao/Meng Yao in "Chen Qing Ling", Pingqiu Yuechu in "Fox Demon Little Red Lady", and Yu/Migu in "Three Lives, Three Lives, Ten Miles Peach Blossoms".

Su Shangqing's Chinese voiceover skills are really great, giving the role extra points and shaping it successfully. This kind of Chinese voiceover is the nature of liberating voice, which is really interesting. This year, Su Shangqing also played a Chinese voiceover for Suda, Su Xiao's brother, in the animated film Spicy Girl. Dubbing of Chinese film and TV plays

First of all, you may not be familiar with the Chinese voice over actor Zhang Jie.

Born in Beijing, China on November 27, 1978. He is the founder of 729 factories. He has the same name as Zhang Jie, a famous singer on the Internet. However, as far as his ability is concerned, singer Zhang Jie is always slightly inferior to him.

In 2004, he was first exposed to Chinese voiceover. Many animation groups, such as Quebec Pull, The End of the World, The Yin and Yang Master, and Funny Cartoon Day and, were looking for him to be a Chinese voiceover, and his popularity officially began.

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