Now the poet Wu Guijun once wrote a golden sentence: "It starts from the appearance, falls into talent, and is loyal to the character." These three points are probably the qualities that a person who deserves to be loved by the public should have. However, people will always leave some imperfect regrets in their lives, and for some people who are in the spotlight, some things will be lost, and the life of the beautiful woman hu die in the Republic of China is also beautiful but bumpy.
In 1908, Hu was born in an ordinary bungalow on the shanghai docks, but her hometown was in Heshan, Guangdong. Hu Die's father came to Shanghai in his early years to seek opportunities, and later he was promoted to become the chief inspector of the Beijing-Feng railway, so Hu Die had been moving with his parents to various places when he was a child, and could speak the accents of Beijing, Tianjin, Guangzhou and other places.
When Hu Die was a child, her family had an enlightenment teacher, and at the age of 8, she was sent to a Catholic school, and later transferred to Guangzhou to attend middle school. During this period, Hu Die once lived in the old house in her hometown of Heshan for less than ten days, which was the only time in her life that she returned to Heshan, but since then, "going back to her hometown to see" has become her lifelong obsession.
In 1924, at the age of 16, Hu Die was admitted to the China Film School in Shanghai, which was also the first film actor training school in China, and Hu Die would also achieve an extraordinary life because of this choice. After only 1 year of study, Hu Die has begun her film career, and in the first year, she participated in "Battle Achievements" and starred in "Autumn Fan Grievance".
Then in the next few years, Hu Di became the darling of the film industry, and everyone remembered her iconic dimples, beautiful and stylish face. Because of Hu Di's smile and her hands and feet, she was even known as "China's Greta Garbo" at that time.
Even the famous writer Zhang Hexhui once praised her with Baochao, Raider and Qingwen in "Dream of the Red Chamber": "Falling generously, washing the attitude of a daughter, with a deep personality, alertness, and coolness." Such an evaluation is not exaggerated in the slightest, and such an open-minded personality and a calm attitude towards life are also the secrets of Hu Die's ability to survive setbacks and hardships.
Hu Die's first love, Lin Xuehuai, is not a decent gentleman, and the two met each other in 1925 for the movie "Autumn Fan Complaint", and then fell in love. Hu Die's parents did not look up to Lin Xuehuai, but Hu Die still married him in 1927 without hesitation, and as a result, Lin Xuehuai showed his sinister true face after marriage.
Lin Xuehuai was inferior to Hu Die in the film industry, so he turned to the commercial operation of the hotel business and made a lot of money by using Hu Die's fame. But the good times did not last long, because Lin Xuehuai's poor management led to the closure of the hotel, and Hu Die's career was getting smoother. Lin Xuehuai's sense of inferiority began to distort, and he continued to degenerate, even scolding Hu Die for bringing him bad luck, saying that Hu Die was a Kefu woman. For all this, Hu Die chose to be patient, but the situation could not help her.
In 1931, the "918 Incident" broke out, and the Chinese people rebuked Zhang Xueliang for his inaction and compared Zhang Xueliang to Wu Sangui. At this time, the Japanese people were also happy to see it succeed, and even in order to cover up their intentions to invade China, the focus of public opinion was directed to the film and television industry.
Overnight, the rumors of "Zhang Xueliang and Hu Die" made the whole of China set off a terrible wave, and Hu Die became a "demon of the evil country". However, in fact, Hu Die did not know Zhang Xueliang at that time, and when Zhang Xueliang was in Beiping during the "918 Incident", Hu Die was still filming in Shanghai, but the "patriotic and indignant youth" did not care about the truth, they were completely blinded by the guidance of Japan.
At this time, if Hu Di was a weak character like Ruan Lingyu, she would have committed suicide by taking sleeping pills like people scolded, but she did not. Hu Di only published a report to clarify once, and then ignored it. When Hu Die was only 80 years old, he also recalled: "There is no need to worry about trivial matters and rumors in life, as long as there is no ambiguity in the general national righteousness." ”
In fact, at this time, there were more important things waiting for her in Hu Die's family, and her husband could not bear the suppression of public opinion and finally broke out, and he also used this heinous public opinion to threaten to divorce her. Hu Die chose to stand in court, collect evidence, and defend herself again and again, and finally won the case, but there is still a bumper road ahead for her.
In 1933, Hu Di was crowned china's first "film queen" and received three times as many votes as the third Ruan Lingyu. In 1935, Hu Die and Pan Yousheng fell in love for 6 years and finally came to fruition, and the two should have lived quite happily. But as a public figure, she is still targeted by many people.
In 1941, the Japanese army came to her several times, asked her to cooperate with the Japanese army to star in a movie, and invited her to play in Tokyo. Under the pretext of being pregnant, Hu Di resigned, and then had to flee overnight to avoid retaliation. But unexpectedly, on the way to escape, Hu Di had thirty boxes of jewelry lost, and had to seek the help of Dai Kasa, the head of the Military Command Bureau.
Dai Kasa is a fan of Hu Die's "bastard meal" level, since Hu Die himself came to the door, where there is still a reason to let go, so Hu Die was put under house arrest by Dai Kasa for 3 years. It was not until 1946, when Dai Kasa died in a plane crash, that Hu Die escaped. Public opinion once again pushed Hu Die to the cusp of the storm, but she still treated it calmly and did not argue, and her husband Pan Yousheng has always supported and encouraged her to bravely pursue her career.
Although Hu Die was already 40 years old at the time, she regained her freedom and created another brilliant achievement. In 1960, the 52-year-old Hu Di won the Best Actress Award at the 7th Asian Film Festival for the role of "Mrs. Xu" in "Back door", and finally at the age of 58, she bid a perfect farewell to her acting career with "The Woman in the Tarry" and moved to Canada.
Hu Die has always wanted to go back to her hometown to have a look, and in her later years, she also sent many letters to her old colleagues expressing her wishes, but in the end she could not return. In 1989, Hu Die died in a foreign country, which was Hu Die's life, a beautiful woman to the bone.