Zhao Liying voices the Asian female lead in "Raya and the Last Dragon": The protagonist is very cool

Disney's new animation "Raya and the Last Dragon" officially announced that Zhao Liying will voice the protagonist "Raya". She also talked about her feelings about dubbing an animation for the first time - she chose "Raya and the Last Dragon" because it is an original Disney movie and the protagonist is a cool girl; the first time dubbing felt very fresh, and the voices had to be distinguished differently for dubbing the characters when they were children and when they grew up.

"Raya and the Last Dragon" officially announced that Zhao Liying will voice the protagonist "Raya":

"Raya and the Last Dragon" will be released in North American theaters and on streaming media on March 5, and the release date in mainland China is yet to be determined. It is directed by Don Hall ("Big Hero 6", "Moana") and Carlos López Estrada ("Legion", "Blindspot").

In the Kingdom of Kumandra, a new concept of an ancient civilization, five tribes make up the land of dragons. When an evil force threatens the kingdom, the heroine Raya and her cute and huge pet Tuk Tuk must leave their hometown to find the last dragon and stop the villain Druun together.

Zhao Liying dubbing poster:

The English version has Kelly Marie Tran (Star Wars: Episode IX) dubbing the brave warrior Raya, Awkwafina dubbing the funny water dragon Sisu. Gemma Chan, Daniel Dae Kim, Benedict Wong, Isaac Wong, Thalia Tran, Alan Tudyk and others also participated in the dubbing.