8 Taiwanese stars with ancestral roots in the mainland, Wang Xinling made rap in Shandong dialect, and Zhang Chenguang settled in the mainland - introduction.
With the increasing number of artists coming to the mainland to develop in Taiwan Province, many well-known artists have expressed their patriotic feelings more bluntly. Some will express their love for the motherland in major festivals, and some will show their Chinese on major occasions. More is to lend a helping hand and donate money and materials when there is a natural disaster in the motherland.
In the end, it is because the two sides of the strait are related to each other, and many Taiwanese artists have ancestral homes in mainland provinces, and of course they are born with patriotic feelings.
1. Liu Xuehua
Liu Xuehua was a royal actress of Qiong Yao when she was young, although she debuted in Taiwan, in fact, she was born in Beijing since she was a child, and only moved to Taiwan Province at the age of 5. And Liu Xuehua, who was born in Beijing, is not a Native of Beijing, but an authentic Shandong native, and therefore, in her bones, she is very eager to live in the mainland.
Now his career is basically in the mainland, since the death of her husband, she has also settled in the mainland alone, and when she participated in the program, she also expressed her nostalgia for the hutong life in Beijing. However, because he has not had children, his later life is still relatively lonely.
2. Jia Jingwen
Jia Jingwen, who has been developing on the mainland in her early years, can be described as a childhood memory of a generation, whether it is Zhao Min, who she played, or Wu Zetian in "Supreme Red Face", it is very impressive. However, with the marriage of Jia Jingwen, several children have been born one after another, and Jia Jingwen, who has a relatively heavy family concept, has returned to Taiwan to develop.
However, although she does not often come to the mainland, Jia Jingwen's grandparents are authentic Tianjin people, and when she went to the variety show, she also said that when she was a child, she often heard her grandparents speak Tianjin dialect, so Jia Jingwen's Mandarin is not so heavy Taiwanese.
3. Wang Xinling
As the sweetheart godhead in many post-90s music playlists, Wang Xinling has produced many albums, and she can always be found in childhood idol dramas. Wang Xinling's grandfather was an authentic Shandong Qingdao native, and later Wang Xinling also added a Shandong rap to the song of the album, inspired by his hometown dialect.
Although Wang Xinling grew up in Taiwan and speaks with a strong Taiwanese accent, when talking about Shandong rap, it is not contrary to harmony at all.
4. Xiao Jingteng
As a singer, Xiao Jingteng has been active in variety shows in recent years, which has really brought a lot of laughter to the audience, especially his "rain god" who feels the most likely to overturn the car, but he has never overturned the car, and netizens feel very magical.
Xiao Jingteng's ancestral home is Quanzhou, Fujian Province, and his great-grandfather was forced to move to Taiwan as a teenager, and then moved in Taiwan more than 20 times until his death in August 1987. My great-grandfather had been looking forward to a day when he would return to the mainland, but it was not until four months after his great-grandfather's death that Taiwan Province did not allow residents to return home to visit their relatives, which became a regret for Xiao Jingteng's great-grandfather.
5. Pan Weibai
Singer Pan Weibai's family is very superior, born in the United States as a child, and later debuted in Taiwan. Many people think he is Taiwanese, but in fact, Pan Weibai's ancestral home is Shanghai, and he himself speaks Shanghainese. After coming to the mainland for development, Pan Weibai also likes to deal with artists in the Shanghai circle.
After that, even his wife married a Shanghai wife, and Pan Weibai was also very firm in his patriotic stance every time in the face of major national events, and now he also bought a mansion in Shanghai and settled in Shanghai.
6. Wang Lihong
Although Wang Lihong, who sang "Descendants of the Dragon", has a Taiwanese accent, he is not Taiwanese, although his nationality is American, but it is also because of the problem of the family environment since childhood. In fact, Wang Lihong's grandfather is from Yiwu, Zhejiang, and his mother is from Hubei.
Because he grew up in the United States, he received a very small Western education. But even so, he still could not erase his patriotic heart, not only wrote songs about patriotism many times, but also donated a lot of donations for national disasters. It can be said that he is an artist with both moral character and strength.
7. Zhang Chenguang
Zhang Chenguang, an old drama bone, has been filming in the mainland for many years, and the various roles he has played are very admirable and moving. Although he mainly worked in Taiwan's showbiz circle in his early years, he basically did not return to Taiwan much as the focus of his work was placed on the mainland. Although Zhang Chenguang was born in Kaohsiung City, Taiwan, and has been making his debut in Taiwan, he is actually a native of Weifang, Shandong.
Therefore, on the spring evening of a certain year, performing a skit with Fang Fang to tell the hearts of Taiwanese people who want to return to their hometown is also sincere. Today's life is also very comfortable for Zhang Chenguang, in Fang Fang's words, the fallen leaves are back to the roots.
8. Rainie Yang
Rainie Yang, who is married to mainland musician Li Ronghao, although she grew up in Taiwan, her ancestral home is actually Guangdong. Because her parents are Cantonese, she has listened to Cantonese since she was a child, so Rainie Yang herself can also speak Cantonese. A few years ago, because of some inappropriate remarks in Taiwan, it was boycotted by netizens, until later, it firmly stated its position, repeatedly publicly expressed patriotism, and married Li Ronghao, a mainlander, so that Rainie Yang's reputation in recent years has gradually become better.