Tian Zongqi

Tian Zongqi was born in Enshi, Hubei Province on September 22, 1982. He graduated from the School of Journalism and Communication of Wuhan University. ^[3] In 2001, entered Hubei TV channel Internship. In 2004, in Hubei TV Station Social education center internship; In the same year, transferred to Hunan Economic Television Station Internship. ^[6]

In 2005, Tian Zongqi entered China Central Television Work, explained volleyball , snooker , dive , tennis , curling and Extreme sports Many other events, because of the perennial CCTV volleyball commentary work, known as "Oda field" by fans. 2015 Women's Volleyball World Cup In the meantime, Chinese Women's volleyball team When he won the championship, he shouted, "The Chinese Women's Volleyball team returned to the top of the world after 11 years," leaving women's volleyball fans with a deep impression. ^[3]

After leaving CCTV, Tian Zongqi still hosted the relevant activities of the Chinese Women's Volleyball team many times, and conducted volleyball commentary, hosting work, promoting volleyball knowledge and communication on the Internet Spirit of women's volleyball team And other activities. ^[4]

In 2016, Tian Zongqi left CCTV and devoted himself to the film industry Korea After studying directing, I will be the director of the first Tujia song and dance film in China in 2020. For whom to dance It was also his first work, ^[3] by Hubei National Song and Dance Troupe Co-produced with Wuhan Silmo Culture Co., LTD. The film tells the story of Puka, born in a remote village, who entered the highest dance academy with his talent and won the highest prize in the international ballet competition, but gradually expanded, and finally found his original heart in getting along with the villagers. ^[7]

Film to Xuan 'en County Shadaogou Town Pengjiazhai As the main scenic spots, the original songs and dances of ethnic minorities, classical dance, modern and contemporary dance, ballet, folk songs, folk songs, pop songs, opera and other dance types are integrated to show the local customs, folk culture and cultural tourism characteristics of Shien area. ^[7]

The film won the Best Musical Feature Film Award at the New Concept International Film Festival in San Francisco, the Best New Film Director Award at the New Lotus International Film Festival in Greece, the Best Debut Film Award at the Modern International Film Festival in France and the Best Feature Film Award at the Aasha International Film Festival in India, and was shortlisted at the Beijing International Film Festival and the Macau International Film Festival. ^[5]

On May 30, 2023, For Whom to Dance was previewed in the State City. ^[7]

At 1:30 am Thai local time on May 9, 2024, the Thai police received a report that there was a place in Lane 1 of Sala Ring, Silong Street, Banlakat District, Bangkok Serviced apartment One man fell to his death, and then police, Chulalongkorn Hospital, and Overseas Chinese Temple staff went to the scene. It is understood that the site of the incident is an 8-story apartment, in the rear of the apartment found the body of the deceased, after investigation found that the identity of the deceased is the Chinese national Tian Zongqi, the place is the hotel for placing flower POTS and laying pipes used, and then corpse Be sent to autopsy ; 22, "Tian Zongqi funeral group" issued an obituary, confirming the news of Tian Zongqi's death; 23 at 9 am, the Chinese women's volleyball players sent a message mourning Tian Zongqi. ^[2]

In 2020, Tian Zongqi's first domestic Tujia song and dance film "For Whom" was selected for the Beijing International Film Festival and the Macao International Film Festival. He won the Best Musical Feature Film Award at the New Concept International Film Festival in San Francisco, the Best Debut Film Award at the Nitin International Film Festival in Malaysia, the Best New Film Director Award at the New Lotus International Film Festival in Greece, the Best Debut Film Award at the Modern International Film Festival in France, and the Best Feature Film Award at the Aasha International Film Festival in India. ^[5]