Yingshanhong actor Xiaohui plays.

Xiao Hui (Ni Zhihui) is played by Tian Hairong. Ni Zhihui was born in a wealthy family. She combines wisdom and beauty. In order to be with her beloved, she resolutely left her hometown, joined the revolutionary ranks with her husband, cut off a charming long hair and decided to join the army and become a female soldier.

Resume:

Tian Hairong;

Nationality: China.

Ethnic group: Han nationality

Constellation: Scorpio

Height: 165cm

Birthplace: Dalongshan Town, Yixiu District, Anqing City, Anhui Province

Date of birth: 1975 1 1.7.

Occupation: actor, producer

Graduate school: Shanghai Theatre Academy

Representative works: Thunderstorm, Black Ice, Women Don't Cry, Golden Branches and Jade Leaves

Performance experience:

Tian Hairong 1999 filmed "Love Flowers at Sea";

200 1 played Liu Mei in the TV series Black Ice; In the same year, she played The Millennium of Love, the daughter of the richest man in Taiwan Province Province.

In 2002, he played a clever little fox fairy in the costume drama "Silver Mouse" planned by Zhao Baogang;

In 2005, she and her sister Tian Haiyan starred in the movie Romantic Girl. In the same year, "Li Xiaohuan and Miao Cuihua" was filmed as Li Xiaohuan;

In 2006, she starred in the TV series "Women Don't Cry", an inspirational legend of women in China, playing the female No.1 Zhang Zijun; In the same year, he starred in the TV series "Cheongsam" as Xiu Xiu;

20 10 plays the big sister Yu Huan in the TV series "Golden Branches and Jade Leaves";

20 12, the TV series "Lamp City" starring the producer, playing the fourth wife Song Lian;

20 15 plays the female No.1 Li Xinru in the TV series "It's not easy to raise a child";

Introduction:

In the war-torn Jiangxi Province from 65438 to 0927, the fiery peasant woman Chen, the Shanghai intellectual woman Ni Zhihui, the landlord's young lady Cai Fu, and the girl Xuanyi who helped the Red Army all joined the Red Army and entered the revolutionary ranks for different reasons. They * * * walked through the Ruijin era, went their separate ways on the eve of the Long March, and 1948 met again in Shanghai on the eve of liberation. At this time, Chen, Ni Zhihui and Xuan Yi have all grown into firm revolutionary fighters, while Cai Fu has left the revolution, and their friendship and life are facing new challenges. 1949 After the liberation of Shanghai, they left again.