王滨梅

简介

Wang Binmei was born on January 10, 1970, into a working-class family in Yuhuan County, Zhejiang Province. Influenced by her parents, she became drawn to Yue opera from an early age and gained local recognition for singing while still in elementary school. Although she was too young to be admitted to the Yuhuan County Yue Opera Troupe, teacher Ye Jirong took notice of her and gave her systematic training. At age eleven, she took the entrance exam for the Zhejiang Art School and was exceptionally admitted despite losing her voice due to a severe cold. She graduated in 1986 at age fifteen and was assigned to the Zhejiang No. 1 Yue Opera Troupe as a dan actress. In 1988, she successfully performed the role of Su Xiaoxiao in "Xiling Fengyue," which established her status in the troupe. In 1994, she made her television opera debut as Princess Gaoyang in "Tian zhi jiaonü." In 1995, she portrayed Qiu Jin in the television Yue opera series "Qiu Jin," which became a nationwide sensation and won 12 national awards including the "Five Ones Project" Prize and the Feitian Award; Wang herself received the National Best Opera Television Actress Award. In 2013, she starred in "Jiujin Guniang" and "My Auntie and My Mother," earning the prestigious Plum Blossom Performance Award. She currently serves as President of the Zhejiang Xiaobaihua Yue Opera Theatre and is also a deputy to the 13th National People's Congress.