Li Lihong, a native of Beijing, is a famous voiceover artist. He is the commentator of the year's most popular documentary, China on the Tongue. He graduated from the broadcasting department of Beijing Broadcasting Institute in 1986. He is now an associate professor of the Department of Director and Performance, School of Film and Television Arts, Communication University of China, and director of the Teaching and Research Section of Performance. The main course is the basic skills of actors' artistic language. In the middle of March 2013, Li Lihong appeared in a set of CCTV's "Zhengda Variety · The Wall is Coming" program, and gave a "remedial" explanation for pancakes and fruits that failed to enter "China on the Tongue". Li Lihong's voice is rich and deep, his voice is steady, and he has the charm of a wise man. His voice and the voice of his voice are closely integrated, which is widely praised by the industry. He plays a wide range of roles, which are honest or shrewd, or treacherous or sincere, regardless of the style. Each role is thoroughly interpreted by him, which is the finishing touch of the original work. In 2011, the American translated film Avatar, which Li Lihong acted as the main voice actor, won the 14th Huabiao Award for Outstanding Translated Film, which is the best testimony of Li Lihong's artistic achievements over the years. Li Lihong has been working in the school since graduation. He entered the translation department of CCTV to participate in dubbing work very early. He has been involved in various dubbing work in Beijing since then. He is a highly qualified dubbing actor in Beijing and has created thousands of well-known classic roles. At the same time, Li Lihong is also a highly qualified commentator. He explained that many well produced documentaries and science and education films also have a position in this field. In addition, Li Lihong is also the host of the program "revisit" of CCTV New Film Center. [2] Teacher Li Lihong also participated in the dubbing of the Chinese version of the once popular American 3D blockbuster Avatar. Whether it is film, TV series or special dubbing, Mr. Li is skilled and unique. Typical representative works There are (some): The Fifth Element, Saving Private Ryan, Finding Nemo, Terminator 2018, Avatar Jack, and the 95 version of The Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Liu Bei. Time: 11-09 Click: 101 times
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- Episode 1 The relationship between food and knife, stove and kettle Nujiang Baba Stone Slate: The stone slab is made of a kind of blue black shale unique to the local area. Usually select the stones on the shady and leeward cliffs, pry them off with a crowbar, and then use the stones of appropriate size
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- In the first episode Footsteps, whether we like it or not, life always urges us to move forward. People pack up, set off, travel, and settle down. Wherever they stop, they will light up the stove. From the migration of individual life to the exchange of food materials
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- China on the Tongue is the first high-end food documentary series launched by the Record Channel. Since March 2011, it has been shot on a large scale. It is the first large-scale food documentary shot with high-definition equipment in China. Shooting in China 60
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- Li Lihong, a famous voice acting artist, once again appeared on Hunan Satellite TV to voice the documentary "China on the Tongue". Li Lihong, a Beijinger, is currently an associate professor and acting teacher in the Department of Director Acting, School of Film and Television Arts, Communication University of China
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