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Wang Baoqiang, from screen to political stage (2)

By Li Jingrong (China.org.cn)

11:11, January 25, 2013

In this file photo taken on Feb. 23, 2011, Wang Baoqiang attends the fourth meeting of the 11th Xingtai Municipal Committee of Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, Hebei Province. (China.org.cn)

For his leading role in the 2003 production "Blind Shaft," Wang won Best Actor at the Fifth Deauville Film Festival in France, Best Actor at the 44th Taiwan Golden Horse Film Festival, and Best Actor at the Second Bangkok International Film Festival.

In 2004, Wang was invited by famous director Feng Xiaogang to star in "A World Without Thieves" which won him much praise from critics. In 2006, he starred in the TV series "Soldiers Sortie," in which he successively portrayed a soldier named Xu Sanduo. His natural and lovable performance deeply impressed audiences and won him great fame.

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