Dabing's Acting Experience

Since the end of 1995, Dabing has been working with Qi Zhi in comedy, known as the Golden Couple.

In 1996, he signed a contract with Hunan Economic Television to participate in the recording of "Lucky 3721", and in the same year, he renewed his performance contract for "Lucky 97", "Lucky 98", and "Lucky 99", and published a VCD disk - "Qi Zhi Touching Dabing ".

In 1998, after the introduction of Jiang Kun and Hou Yaowen, Dabing studied under Li Jindou.

In 1999, Dabing and Qi Zhi's comedy "Eating for Nothing" was broadcast on CCTV's Spring Festival Gala and won the second prize for the best program of CCTV's Spring Festival Gala. Subsequently, a one-year performance contract was signed with CCTV's Variety Show, and Dabing and his comedy began to go from Hunan to the whole country.

In 2000, Dabing starred in another 30-episode indoor comedy, "A Laugh for a Hundred Diseases," which was jointly produced by CCTV and Changsha TV. In the same year, the comedy "Joyful Mourning" won the first prize in the first China's "Peony Prize" comedy competition.

In 2001, the comedy "Cure Cold" won the second prize in CCTV's "Big Red Eagle Cup" comedy competition, and Dabing won the best comic award.

In early 2003, for various reasons, Dabing and Qi Zhi broke up, and Dabing switched to work with Zhao Weiguo. At the end of the year, Dabing succeeded Liu Yiwei in hosting the Hunan TV program "New Youth".

On May 22, 2004, Dabing hosted the launch of "Who's the Hero", with American master magician David Copperfield cutting the ribbon for the program.

On November 3, 2005, Dabing co-starred with his comedy partner Zhao Weiguo in the first indoor sitcom "Happy Tea Bar" invested by Hunan TV.

In 2006, at the CCTV Spring Festival Gala, Dabing and Zhao Weiguo's performance of the comedy "Who Makes You Excellent" won the program's second prize.

On September 3, 2006, Dabing and Zhao Weiguo held a press conference in Changsha for the "Selected Collection of Dabing and Weiguo's Comedy Sketches and Double Acts".

On January 10, 2007, Dabing was appointed chairman of the board of directors of the Hunan Provincial Association of Quartet Artists.

From February 9-14, Dabing hosted "Laughing 2007" on Beijing Television, which aired for six consecutive days. In the same year, Zhao Weiguo and Li Jindou performed the comedy "Free Phone Calls", which appeared on the 2007 CCTV Spring Festival Gala and won the second prize in the category of Opera, Song, Acrobatics and Magic of the Spring Festival Gala.

In 2008, Dabing's self-created and self-performed comedy drama "Raiders of the Treasure and Bear Soldiers" made its debut on the Beijing stage on October 7, following several performances in Changsha since June, and began a nationwide tour.

On January 16-17, 2009, he appeared in his first play "Entertainment Plan B: Pork Stew with Vermicelli"; on March 22, he appeared in the play "Your Hands Are Shaking at This Time", which was based on the Wenchuan Earthquake in Sichuan Province; and on March 27, he took part in hosting the first post-earthquake entertainment program "World Laughing Friends" on Sichuan Satellite Television; and on May 23, he opened the Laughing Workshop initiated by Dabing for the first time at the Xiangjiang Theatre. On July 19th, Dabing became the host of Hunan TV's "All in the Family", and on October 19th, he joined the Hunan Provincial Drama Troupe as the deputy director of the troupe, with an administrative level of deputy division.

In April 2010, Bing became the host of Hunan TV's "One Against 100", and in July, he starred in his second play, "My Wife, Don't Move", which was staged at the Liaoning Grand Theater.

In December 2012, following the launch of "Raiders of the Lost Ark" for five years, the stage play "Superman" was released again.