于洋 (国家话剧院演员)

简介

Yu Yang is a prominent Chinese actor from Kaifeng city in Henan province, serving as a first-class actor at the China National Theatre for Drama. He began his artistic career in 1985 when he enrolled in the training class of the Henan Drama Troupe, and in 1988 joined the Henan Drama Troupe as an actor while also enrolling in the Acting Department of the Shanghai Theatre Academy the same year. After graduating in 1995, he worked at the China Youth Art Theatre, and in 2002 moved to work at the China National Theatre for Drama. Yu Yang has presented diverse artistic works in theater, film, and television, with his most notable roles including Shao Jianbo in the series "The Forest of Snow Plains" and Jing Jian in the series "The Great Qin Empire: Fracture". He also participated in prominent television works such as "Diplomatic Situation," "Joy of Remaining Years," and "Northeast Anti-Japanese United Army." On stage, he played various roles including Frédéric Chopin in the play "Chopin," Medea in "Deep Burns," and Chunsheng and Fugui's father in "Alive."

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