Role introduction:

Hao Zhe, a character in the TV series Dear Translator, is played by Hou. In the play, he and Qiao Fei (played by Yang Mi) are both high school interns. They are colleagues and friends. Qiao Fei will help Hao Zhe tie a tie, and Hao Zhe will help Qiao Fei find a job. Slowly, Hao Zhe was attracted by Qiao Fei's strong, capable, beautiful and generous, and gradually fell in love with Qiao Fei. After a struggle, Hao Zhe bravely confessed to Qiao Fei, but Qiao Fei loved Cheng Jiayang, so Qiao Fei refused Hao Zhe. Young Hao Zhe is impulsive, willful, reckless and persistent. He naively thought that as long as Cheng Jiayang was gone, Qiao Fei could be with him. The subsequent frame-up, revenge, threats and blackmail made this originally sunny boy go to the point of no return.

Actor profile:

Hou graduated from Shanghai Theatre Academy, and played an important role in many popular TV dramas, such as Millennium Love, Biography of Female Doctor and Princess, Translator, Sirius Hundred Battles, etc. 20 17, participated in the large-scale urban emotional inspirational drama "Don't tell things with love".

Stills:

Dear Translator is a workplace love drama directed by Wang Ying and starring Yang Mi and Huang Xuan.

The play tells the story of Qiao Fei, a French master, who grew up to be a senior translator under the guidance of Cheng Jiayang, a translation genius, and the two became close lovers who supported each other from telling to judges.