Hong Kong films have an unshakable position among Chinese film fans, and from the beginning of the broadcast to the present, there are some actors whose acting skills are deeply rooted in the mind. There is a female star, known as "mother professional household", her appearance is amiable, many viewers may not know her name, but it is very familiar, she is Bao Qijing.
Bao Qijing is a native of She County, Anhui Province, and was born in Hong Kong, China in 1949. Her father is a famous movie star, and her mother is also a famous drama actor, under the influence of the family atmosphere, she began to grope and work as a small role actor, and has been participating in many movies and TV series. In the 1997 TV series "Fat Cat Zheng biography" starring with Zheng Zeshi, he played the touching story of a strong mother who raised her son who was mentally depressed due to illness as a single mother. The author Ad was still a primary school student at that time, and when he was more than 0 years old, he was touched by watching this TV series at home, and Bao Qijing left me with the impression of a mother on the screen when he was very young.
In 2008, due to several family tragedies in the Tin Shui Wai area of Hong Kong, director Hui Anhua filmed a "Day and Night in Tin Shui Wai" according to understanding, in which Bao Qijing also played a mother, she was full of dedication and sacrifice in the play, dropped out of school for her brother to study when she was a child, and after experiencing the pain of widowhood and suffering great pain, she gritted her teeth and pulled her son to grow up, she had no culture, but what was transmitted was positive energy, and the attention and help of elderly colleagues would always make people feel warm.
With "Day and Night in Tin Shui Wai" Bao Qijing won the Hong Kong Academy Awards, and later participated in more and more mother roles in TV series and movies, in 2009, he co-starred in the film "Mong Kok Prison" directed by Wang Jing with Za Zhaohui, played the role of a mother with Alzheimer's disease in the play, and participated in the TV series "The Crime and Regret of the Modern Wedding March" in the same year, and also played a mother who was unmarried.
In 2010, the love movie "Moon Full Hennessy" starring Jacky Cheung, Bao Qijingyi in the play is a strong and competitive woman, in the case of widowhood in the early years, after raising her son to grow up, she still has expectations for love when she is more than half a hundred years old, and her daily dress is also a flowery display, which is very different from the style of previous works.
In the 2012 movie "Floating City Tycoon" starring Aaron Kwok, Bao Qijing is still a loving mother in the play. The film is adapted from a true story, Aaron Kwok played by Bu Huaquan is an adopted Chinese-British mixed-race child, in the first part of the play, his mother is played by the daughter of the gambling king He Chaoyi, with a strong personality, but also loves his children, and in the case of his own lack of culture, he still insists on letting Aaron Kwok go to school, contrary to his father's concept of letting his father pass on his son's business as a fisherman.
After the death of her husband, she was forced to send her children to an orphanage or relatives to work on her own because she could not support too many children. No matter how difficult life is, she has not given up hope, as a long-term wife of the family at sea, even if she is older, she has always been eager to learn to read and take a self-examination of the ship owner.
Aaron Kwok said in the spiritual hall a sentence "After harvesting a hundred flowers into honey, for whom to work hard", this is the portrayal of all the loving mothers under the sky, Bao Qijing's performance in the play is really touching people's hearts, the author highly recommends this movie.
When "Zombie" was released in 2013, a film that pays tribute to traditional zombie films, I discovered that Bao Qijing's strength is not only in the role of a mother. In the first half of the play, a kind-faced neighboring old man, Aunt Mei, lives with his old partner Uncle Dong, who often spits out fragrant aromas, and then her husband is killed and deceived by Ah Jiu, who practices magic, from kindness to cruelty, creating a tragedy, and training his wife into a zombie.
Bao Qijing, an actress who can hardly find bad reviews, is highly respected in cooperation with many Hong Kong first-line celebrities, and has also starred in many movies with Andy Lau. In the popular police blockbuster "Crackdown" released last year, Wu Yanzu, who has a fight with the author in appearance, also took the mother route, a few minutes of drama, showing the strength of the old drama bone, and also hopes that she will act as a "mother professional household" to star in more good movies for the audience to enjoy.
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