《Xuan Guan Man Road》Cast

Political commissar, taking into account the overall situation, open and upright, adhere to the principle, and He Long is the banner and soul of the Second and Six Corps. His trust and support for He Long, and his decision on the major actions of the 2nd and 6th Corps. Ren BiShi began to veto He Long's offensive operational plans in the face of the heavy siege of 130 enemy regiments, but Ren BiShi immediately turned to He Long in the wake of a passive defeat at a time when the unit suffered heavy losses Take the initiative to take responsibility, make a review, and He Long work together to elaborate a new plan of operations.

Jian Wang is a Chinese cellist known for his full, bright sound and bold technique. Wang currently has an international career but is based primarily in London and Shanghai. Wang was born in Xi'an in 1968.

Yuan Du was born on April 7, 1957 in Harbin, Heilongjiang Province. His ancestral home was in Laoting County, Hebei province. He was a national actor and graduated from the performance department of Central Academy of Drama in 1982. After graduation, he worked as an actor in the production center of Heilongjiang film and TV series. 2000 Transferred into the Guangzhou Repertory Theater in any business. In 1986, participating in the "wild mountain" won the sixth Golden Rooster Award for best feature film. In 1998, because of "Grass House" Sancho corner won the nineteenth China Golden Rooster Award for Best Supporting Actor. In 2006, starred in the "New China's largest case," Linke seized a corner, won the best actor in the fifteenth session of small flowers. In 2012, due to "Kintaro's happy life" corner of the column, access to the National Anthem Festival best supporting actor. In 2014, won the Best Supporting Actor for the 23rd Mini-Flower of Chang Ying due to the corner of the village head of "Beautiful Silver". In 2016, starred in urban emotional drama "Dear them."

Zhibing Liu, born on March 30, 1963 in Heilongjiang, China, acted as a director of a theater troupe and a national actor. He graduated from Heilongjiang Arts School in 1979. In 1977, 14-year-old Zhibing Liu took the first movie, "Aoleilang". In 1995, with the "Bronze Madness" won the 5th China Film and Television Arts Academy Awards Phoenix Academy Awards, and the 17th Chang Ying Hua Huai Award for Best Actor Award. In 2011, he participated in the film "Flying", won the 14th China Film Awards outstanding actor and the 28th China Golden Rooster Award for best actor nomination. In 2012, with the "Marshal Liu Bosheng" won the 25th People's Liberation Army TV Venus Award for outstanding actor award; with "loyalty and betrayal" 15th China Film Awards outstanding actor award and the Ninth China-US Film Festival Best Male Actor Award. In 2015, he was awarded the title of "National Youth Middle-aged and Double Arts Literary and Art Workers". The same year participated in the anti-Japanese war epic movie "Hundred Regiments" as the Zuo Quan corner.

Jialun Song, was born in Chifeng, Inner Mongolia, Shenyang, a national actor, belongs to Century Run Media's artists. The main works in 2006 participated in the "Xiong Guan Man Road" played a much-recognized "Li Minghao." In 2007 participated in the war drama "Jinggangshan" played by acclaimed "Wang Zuo." In 2008 participated in the "love of the Great Northern Wilderness" as "Zhao Tianshun." 2011 in "a devil does not stay" as "Wang Jinlong." In 2012 he participated in military drama "Fire Blue Blade" as a beast camp instructor "Wuhan Iron and Steel." In 2013 he participated in the anti-Japanese drama "Birth and Death of the Divine Gun" as a playful "Kugawa". In 2014, he starred in the anti-Japanese drama "Burning" decorated with "Li Xiuwen"; the same year, participating in Zheng Xiaolong directed "Red Sorghum" as the acting Rohan. In 2015, he participated in the inspirational emotional drama "The Dream Comes Closer Toward", the TV series "Red Flame 1948", the large-scale ethnic drama "The Legend of Silk Road" and the drama "The Legend of Moonlight." In 2016, starring in the movie "Mao Fengmei" and the film "Warriors."