Yan Peter

Name: Yan Peter

Birthday: June 19, 1942

Blood type: type b

Hometown: Lianping County, Guangdong Province

Height: 1.78 meters

Weight: 105 kilograms

Favorite season: Autumn

Favorite clothing: Chinese casual clothes

Favorite food: noodles

Favorite sports: walking, playing badminton

Favorite plants: Green pines and green willows

Favorite color: red

The saddest thing: being scolded by my mother

The most unforgettable thing: the first time I pulled a girl hand

The most embarrassing thing: telling lies

The most unforgettable person: mother

The greatest advantage: not too hypocritical

Favorite singer: No more

Biggest flaw: Not too hypocritical

Person whom I admire the most: Mom

Happiest thing: Being praised by mom

The person you love the most: Mom

The person you hate the most: Mom

The person you fear the most: Mom

The biggest wish: the next life Stop acting

Favorite thing: not doing anything

Most taboo thing: being with pretentious people

Favorite fruit: watermelon

Favorite entertainment: walking, talking about mountains and mountains

Favorite drink: tea

Favorite snack: I hate snacks

Most Favorite music: Chamber music

Favorite movie: Documentary

Favorite movie star: Himself

Favorite animal: Dog

Yan Peter was born in Chongqing on June 19, 1941.

From 1941 to 1952, he traveled to Shanghai, Nanjing, Beijing, Xi'an and other cities.

In 1953, he was admitted to Beijing No. 2 Middle School and stayed there until he graduated from high school.

In 1959, he was admitted to the Performance Department of the Central Academy of Drama.

After graduation in October 1963, he was assigned to work as an actor in the Henan Repertory Troupe. He retired due to illness and lived in Beijing.

After his wife passed away on August 4, 1999, he began to work in drama, film, television, acting, production, and directing for more than 40 years. He is still acting now, and the films that are more recognized by the audience include Liu Si in "Camel Xiangzi", An Lushan in "Tang Minghuang", Yuan Baofan in "Qiu Begonia", etc., all of which are among the "bad guys". Occasionally, he also changes his evil ways and does good things. For example, he played the old patriarch in "The Artifact" and recently played the Stove Lord in "The Stove Lord in the World". He feels that he is pretty good about himself.

Main novels, poems and literary works: "Camel Xiangzi" (played as Liu Si); "Tang Minghuang" (played as An Lushan); "Qiu Begonia" (played as Yuan Baofan); "Artifact" (played as the old patriarch) ; "The Stove Lord in the Human World" (playing as the Stove Lord).