Zhang Manyu and Liang Chaowei invited the voice of the role, and one mouth is the voice of the Golden Horse Movie Emperor-1

Zhang Manyu and Liang Chaowei invited the voice of the role, and one mouth is the voice of the Golden Horse Movie Emperor-1
You may know Mu Qing, but we can't help seeing Shen Lin's voice.
If you have those memories of TVB in your childhood, you must still remember the eldest son Qiao Feng, played by Jia Jingwen, who chased Yue Lingshan and shouted "Liu Yifei". [Chinese dubbing]
If you were once crazy about the anti-hero war drama, you must have regretted the fake police officer Yang Jinrong who played Andy Lau and said "I want to be a good man" with a gun in the middle of the mountain.
If you also love Wong Kar Wai's literary and artistic temperament and noble temperament, you will never forget the Xuzai who played by Tony Leung and asked in a low voice, "If I had one more ticket, would you go with me?".
If you happen to catch up with the hottest domestic animation in the past few days, you can continue to imitate the swordsman Qiao Yifan who jumps up and down all day chasing the protagonist of the story and yells "pkpkpkpk".
If your ears are a little more sensitive, you can just notice that behind the halo of fangirls with vastly different images, these people all have the same voice. [Animation dubbing]
Shen Lin, a native of Zhejiang Province, speaks fluent basic standard Mandarin. Before the age of twelve or thirteen, Shen Lan went to Hong Kong with her parents, and went to Tongji to study after finishing junior high school in Hong Kong. But after only five years of classes, he returned to Hong Kong and began to work in the Canadian Embassy.
"The income is very good, and the normal working hours are only four and a half days a week, which is also very comfortable. Others sound very bright, but... too boring."
"After a very basic formulaic work, it is too lazy for young people to start again and again, afraid of thinking about the future." [English dubbing]
Shen Lin, who experienced the great crisis, found a job in a swimming class with her friends after other work. Before long, a teacher Zhang wanted to find a voice. After Ye Qing was introduced to the job on the spot, the teacher Zhang wanted to go to the United States and introduced Mu Qing to ATV as a whole.
In 1989, after a slight boiling, Mu Qing, from the Mandarin dubbing group of Hong Kong's TVB, learned from the famous Taiwanese dubbing Feng Xuerui at that time. His fifth animated dubbing role in the film and television series is after Dawn in "Life in Clothes". Due to his excellent performance, Mu Qing has basically become the "brand spokesman Yoshiko Ono" of Dawn, and he himself is also very fond of dubbing "East Becomes West" after Dawn.
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