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"The Epilepsy"
[The half-brother of the three people and three surnames, the legend of Qin Pei, Jiang David, and Er Dongsheng's family]
There are actually many brothers in the film and television circle, such as Jiang Wen Jiang Wu, Huang Jiaju Huang Jiaqiang; there are three brothers or more than three brothers, such as Xu Guanwen Xu Guanwu Xu Guanying Xu Guanjie is 4 brothers, yuan Heping is seven brothers.
There is a family of three brothers is very special, familiar people know, unfamiliar may not be imaginable, because their three brothers have three surnames, they are Qin Pei, Jiang David, Er Dongsheng three brothers.
What kind of brotherhood is Qin Pei, Jiang David, and Er Dongsheng?
Half-brother.
Their mothers are hongwei, a famous actor in the Hong Kong Chinese film era, Qin Pei and Jiang David's biological father is the older generation of film and television actor Yan Hua, and Er Dongsheng's biological father is the older generation of Hong Kong film producer and director Er Guang.
Among them, Qin Pei and Jiang David are both stage names, Yan Hua is also a stage name, and their original surname is Jiang. Yan Hua's real name is Jiang Keqi, Qin Pei's real name is Jiang Changnian, and Jiang David's real name is Jiang Weinian.
Now, the children of Qin Pei and Jiang David have also developed in the film and television circle, and they all use their original names and surnames.
So, what is the legend of Qin Pei, Jiang David, and Er Dongsheng? Let's take a look at their home timeline.
The first is the great mother Hongwei, whose original name is Luo Zhen, she was born in Beijing as a flag person, and her manchu original surname is Na. When she was born, Daqing had been dead for 6 years; in order to make a living, she followed her brother to sell art in the song and dance troupe at the age of 12. Later, he gradually gained a foothold in the Shanghai Beach film and television circle, and also met Yanhua, who was already a popular star, there.
Yan Hua was born in Shanghai, with his ancestral home in Suzhou, Jiangsu Province, and became famous in 1940 with the earliest "Three Laughs"; in the film, Yan Hua played Tang Bohu, played Qiu Xiang as the film queen Li Lihua, and the director was Yue Feng. [In 1993, Zhou Xingchi's "Tang Bohu Dian Qiu Xiang" was also an adaptation of the same folk tale. 】
Why is Hongwei a great mother?
Because she gave birth to 8 children for the Jiang family alone, it is a pity that because of the hardships of the material conditions and the desolation of the war years in that era, only 4 of them eventually grew up to adults.
Among them, Qin Pei is the third oldest, born in Beijing in 1945; Jiang David is the fourth oldest, born in Shanghai in 1947. Er Dongsheng, who was born after remarrying Er Guang, is already Hongwei's 9th child.
In addition, when Yan Hua died of illness in 1951, plus her mother-in-law and several children, Hongwei had to support 6 people; coupled with the death of Qin Pei's second uncle the next year, a total of 12 people needed Hongwei to feed.
At that time, they had only moved to Hong Kong for a year.
Hongwei is just a supporting actress, playing some small roles that are not profitable, such as the queen mother in "Pan Jinlian" in 1964. Fortunately, Hongwei's popularity is good, and the Hong Kong film and television circle of that year was mainly dominated by the gang of people who originally moved south in the Shanghai beach film and television circle, and they took good care of each other.
So, since then, 6-year-old Qin Pei and 4-year-old Jiang David, and even a 3-year-old sister, Jiang Huimin, have been working as child stars on major film studios in Hong Kong to earn money to support their families.
Erguang, formerly known as Er Shusen, came from a large family in Tianjin, and many people in the family are engaged in related work in the film circle. After arriving in Hong Kong, Erguang remained an influential filmmaker and director, holding important positions in film companies such as Wing Wah, Shaw and Cathay Pacific.
In 1956, Hongwei remarried Er Guang, and in 1957, she gave birth to Er Dongsheng; Qin Pei was 12 years old and Jiang David was 10 years old. Since then, the life of the Hongwei family has improved, and Qin Pei, Jiang David and other siblings have the opportunity to get a better education.
1960
In 2000, Jiang David starred in the literary and art film "Street Boy" and became famous as a teenager, and the director was Yue Feng, the director of his father Yan Hua's famous work "Three Laughs", and he also gave him the stage name of Jiang David.
In 1965, Qin Pei was appreciated by the great director Li Hanxiang, starred in Qiong Yao's film "Silk Flower", and took Qin Pei's stage name and officially debuted. His stepfather Er Guang was the producer of "Silk Flower", and Li Hanxiang, who gave Qin Pei a stage name, was pulled up by Er Guang.
At this time, the 46-year-old Hongwei officially retired, and the following decades were the love and righteous journey of Qin Pei, Jiang David and Er Dongsheng, who supported each other and developed together.
Qin Pei graduated from HuaRen College in Hong Kong and later went to Taiwan to join Yuanlian Film Company. The younger brother Jiang David had no intention of learning, and studied Hong Quan with Liu Jialiang for several years, and then mixed dragon and tiger martial arts on the set.
In 1968, David Jiang did martial arts in the martial arts movie "Golden Swallow", was appreciated by director Zhang Che, officially signed a contract with Shao to debut, and then became the most favored one among Zhang Che's second-generation disciples.
In 1969, David Jiang made his first leading role as a male lead, starring as a young chivalrous guest dedicated to love and righteousness in zhang Che's martial arts film "Ranger".
In 1970, David Jiang won the Best Actor Award at the 16th Asian Film Festival for his action film "Revenge", and became the first film emperor in Hong Kong history at the age of only 23, becoming famous in one fell swoop.
This is David Jiang's first collaboration with Dillon.
In the same year, Qin Pei returned to Hong Kong to join Shaw. Er Dongsheng moved to Taiwan Province with his parents in 1967 due to the Hong Kong riots, and returned to Hong Kong to continue his studies in the same year.
After becoming famous, Jiang David was praised by Shaw and Zhang Cheli, and starred in many blockbuster films in a row, including "Thirteen Taibao", "New One-Armed Knife", "Rebel", "Thorn Horse", etc., and won the 19th Asia-Pacific Film Festival Excellent Acting Award; he also cooperated with his brother Qin Pei in "Water Margin" and "Dang Kouzhi", Jiang David played Yan Qing, Qin Pei played Hua Rong.
On May 20, 1974, David Jiang, who married actress Li Linlin, became a director for the first time, directing the reality movie "Drug Addicts", starring Dillon and Qin Pei.
Also in this year, the 60-year-old Er Guang died, and Jiang David's eldest daughter was born.
Only 17-year-old Er Dongsheng is about to graduate from high school, jiang David decided to sponsor him to study abroad; Er Dongsheng also has no intention of studying, but also wants to devote himself to the film and television circle.
In 1977, Er Dongsheng, the tallest and most handsome of the three brothers, was appreciated by the great director Chu Yuan at the age of 20, and became popular with the role of Xie Xiaofeng in the martial arts movie "The Sword of the Three Young Masters".
Dillon made a cameo appearance in "The Sword of the Three Young Masters" as Fu Hongxue, and David Jiang made a cameo appearance as Murong Jinlong, and the heroine was Er Dongsheng's first love, Yu An'an, the ex-wife of Zhou Runfa.
At this time, Qin Pei had already made an appointment with Shao And switched to Jiayi TV Station, focusing on TV dramas.
In 1981, Er Dongsheng tried to transform; Qin Pei and Jiang David co-formed a film company, co-starring in the martial arts comedy "Owl" written by Er Dongsheng, which made crazy pranks on the classic characters of Gulong martial arts novels, and was the originator of Hong Kong's nonsense spoof comedy.
In 1983, Qin Pei played Temujin in the classic wireless 83 version of "The Legend of the Archery Hero", which was his earliest blockbuster work.
In 1986, Er Dongsheng, who debuted for 10 years, officially transformed into a director, and his directorial debut "The Legend of the Crazy Guy" won three nominations for Best Picture, Best Director and Best Screenwriter; his brother Qin Pei starred in a classic role as a Crazy Guy and won the Academy Award and the Golden Horse Award for Best Supporting Actor.
In 1986, David Jiang directed a feature film about deaf and mute people and their criminal lives, "Inaudible Talk", with which actress Ma Sichen was nominated for best actress at the 33rd Asia-Pacific Film Festival and the 6th Hong Kong Film Awards.
In the same year, Qin Pei's younger daughter Jiang Liwen was born, and later recognized Qin Pei's ex-girlfriend Weng Qianyu as a dry mother.
On November 11, 1993, Er Dongsheng devoted all his efforts and wealth to the release of the literary and artistic love movie "New Love", which achieved a box office of 31.15 million Hong Kong dollars, ranking third in the year, breaking the box office record of Hong Kong literary and art films. At the 13th Hong Kong Film Awards the following year, he won 6 awards such as Best Film, Best Director and Best Screenwriter, and Qin Pei won the Best Supporting Actor Award.
The Jin Yong martial arts adaptation "Nine Yin True Classics" starring David Jiang won the Gold Award at the New York International Film and Television Festival.
Also in this year, hongwei, the mother of the three brothers, won the Golden Horse Award for Special Achievement.
At this time, Jiang David had already completed the transformation from a popular student in martial arts films to a strong actor in acting, and became a gold medal supporting actor in the Hong Kong film and television circle like Qin Pei.
Er Dongsheng has become an important first-line director in the Hong Kong film industry, serving as the president of the Hong Kong Film Directors Association for 4 terms and is now the chairman of the board of directors of the Hong Kong Film Awards Association.
Among the three brothers, Qin Pei has the best acting skills and the most works; Er Dongsheng has the strongest director strength and the most awards; Jiang David is the strongest in the comprehensive strength of acting and directing, and has also sent Xiao Fangfang to the throne of the Academy Awards with "Not a Wrongdoer and No Gathering".
In the decades after this, the brothers Qin Pei, Jiang David, and Er Dongsheng were still active in the film and television circle and occasionally cooperated. For example, in Er Dongsheng's "Precocious", Jiang David guest starred as a judge; in "The Great Magician", Qin Pei cameoed as the legendary magician Liu Wanyao.
In 2011, Hongwei passed away at the age of 93.
This year, Qin Pei's daughter Jiang Liwen won the 33rd Top Ten Chinese golden song most promising newcomer award, and the bronze award for the most popular group at the top ten golden song awards ceremony.
Jiang David's eldest daughter Jiang Yilan and the daughter of son-in-law Cao Yonglian were born.
From mutual support to mutual achievement, brothers such as Qin Pei, Jiang David, and Er Dongsheng, and their families, the legend continues.