The 1980s was a very prosperous period for Chinese cinema, with too many classic and good movies emerging, which was dizzying. At that time, watching movies seemed to be a cultural and recreational activity that the whole people were very enthusiastic about. But whenever a new film is released, everyone will definitely go to the cinema for the first time to see it. Therefore, the audience who has walked through the 80s should see more movies than the young people today. Speaking of those old movies, it can also be said that they are like a number of family treasures.
In the 1980s, a number of actresses with first-class acting skills emerged in the film industry, and the style of Si qinggaowa, Liu Xiaoqing, Gong Xue, etc. was unforgettable. One of them was once known as a flower in the upper shadow, and her movie "Haixia" was almost a household name, and she was Wu Haiyan.
Wu Haiyan was born in December 1954 in Shanghai to a family full of artistic atmosphere. Her father was a high-ranking cadre (zhengjun rank) who was transferred from the army to a locality, and because of his love of literature and art, he single-handedly established the Shanghai Peking Opera House and served as the director and other positions. Her mother is an actor in the Cultural and Labor Troupe of the Southern Jiangsu Military Region. Wu Haiyan ranked third in the family. Influenced by her family, Wu Haiyan began to learn to sing Peking Opera from the age of five, and enrolled in the small class of the Shanghai Theater Academy, because she was the youngest student in the class, and she was born beautiful and cute, teachers and classmates called her "doll".
In 1974, Wu Haiyan played the heroine Haixia in the Film "Haixia" of the North Film Studio, a heroic female militiaman. "Haixia" caused a huge response among the masses.
After the "Cultural Revolution", Wu Haiyan played a young woman lu Kun who sacrificed herself in the reckless jungle for the motherland's scientific research cause in the film "Green Sea Tianya".
In 1978, Wu Haiyan entered the Shanghai Film Studio and participated in the performance of "Waiting for the Mountains to Be Full of Red Leaves", playing a girl Who grew up in the countryside, Yang Fu. In the performance, she pays attention to the real and delicate, and shows the complex and rich emotional changes in layers, especially the scene of the death of "brother".
In 1981, Wu Haiyan played a minor supporting role in the "Prosecutor" >, a disabled dancer. In the performance, she fully experienced the deep pain of the character's unfortunate disability and her heartfelt attachment to stage life, and accurately revealed the mood of the characters through expressions.
In the 1990s, Wu Haiyan was still active on the silver screen, constantly participating in the filming of TV series, such as "Flying Companion", "The Girl Who Sold Flatbread", "The Legend of the Raccoon Girl", "Hello, Pacific" and so on.
Wu Haiyan's husband Zhang Xiaoshen is also an actor, graduated from the Shanghai Opera School, or a national first-class actor, the two were once classmates, married so far has been very affectionate, never had a scandal.
When Wu Haiyan was young, she was gentle and beautiful, and it was really "clear water out of hibiscus, natural to carve", and now at the age of 65, she is still elegant and moving, and it is really beautiful for a lifetime.