Do you know who Shan Xin is?

Shan Xin is a famous dubbing actress in Mainland China. Her real name is Wang Youji. She was born in a family of traditional Chinese medicine in Zhengzhou, Henan. She has been fond of Japanese anime since she was a child, and fell in love with dubbing due to the voice actor Yamaguchi Kappei, the protagonist of Detective Conan. In 2004, Shan Xin started to get involved in commercial dubbing. In 2008, he dubbed for a character in the theatrical version of "Keroro". In 2009, he officially became a professional dubbing actor. From then on, he entered the professional dubbing circle. In 2012, her voice was identified as the source of the virtual singer Luo Tianyi. Also this year, she joined Beidou Penguin Studio and is currently one of the main members of the Chinese dubbing team of the Sound Creation Alliance.

Shan Xin’s dubbing style is authentic and skillful, with free expression of emotions, clean voice, and versatile voice lines. He can interpret various different styles of characters, such as lolita, shota, royal sister, small animals, etc. with ease . After entering the dubbing circle, he was mainly active in Chinese comic film and television works, and also participated in some live-action TV series. The main representative works he participated in include "One Hundred Thousand Cold Jokes", "Luo Xiaohei's War", "Star Travels", "Brother Corpse", "Those Things About That Rabbit That Year", "The Lord of the Painting Jianghu", etc. .

Many characters in "Luo Xiaohei's War" are voiced by Shan Xinlai. These characters include the protagonists Luo Xiaohei and Luo Xiaobai, as well as Luo Xiaobai's friends Shan Xin and Shan Xinlai. The new pet emperor, Luo Xiaobai's cousin Agen, Xiaoji, the flower elf Luluo, Huniu, Aunt Niu, hen, puppy, and Sun Zha, there are 12 characters in one set. There are four main characters, two men and two women, as well as many animals, and each voice has its own characteristics, which shows Shan Xin's dubbing ability.

In addition to "Luo Xiaohei Zhan Ji", Shan Xin voiced the female zombie, telephone ringtone, Xiaowei and mother in the animation "Senior Brother", and the cleaning girl in "Unexpectedly". The animation "Xia Lan" is broadcast, and film and television works such as "Sou Shen Ji" are dubbed. She is one of the most active female voice actors in China.