【A Thousand Old Filmmakers (253)——Yu Daiqin】
No.1
"Fifteen moons have risen into the sky, why are there no clouds next to me, I am waiting for the beautiful girl, why haven't you come yet..."
I think everyone is still very familiar with this song. This is the episode of the movie "People on the Prairie", "Ao Bao Meets". Although everyone has almost forgotten about this movie released 68 years ago, whenever you hear this song, a feeling of love will naturally come to mind.
In fact, "People on the Prairie" is not only famous for this song, but also has a "Prairie Pastoral Song", and now that I think about it, a movie can leave several famous songs for future generations, which can really be called the greatest achievement.
Filmed by the Northeast Film Studio, directed by Xu Tao, and starring Urina and Enhesen, "People on the Grassland" was released in 1953 and depicts the story of the struggle between the grassland herders in Inner Mongolia and the hidden enemy elements.
Among them, Urina played the leader of the mutual aid group Sarengeva, Eun Anderson played the hunting expert Sambu, Anqi played the herdsman Bird Ershana, and the protagonist of this article, the performance artist Yu Daiqin, played the mother of the bird Ershana.
Yu Daiqin was born in December 1931 in Dalian, Liaoning Province, with her ancestral home in Qixia, Shandong. In 1942, he graduated from primary school and was admitted to Dalian Fu brother tai school. In the spring of 1946, he joined the Northeast Literary and Labor Troupe and engaged in literary and artistic propaganda work under the guidance of Sha Meng and Zhang Pingren.
In 1951, Yu Daiqin was transferred to Changchun Film Studio and became a film actor, and twice went to the front line of the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea to perform condolence performances.
No.2
In 1954, Yu Daiqin was transferred to the Beijing Film Studio as an actress. During his time in Beiying, he successively played a middle-aged woman in "Marriage", played Xiao Yang in "Imagination Song of the Ming Tombs Reservoir", and participated in films such as "Dawn of the Fierce River" and "When the Grapes Are Ripe".
In 1957, Yu Daiqin was admitted to the China Youth Art Theater and became a drama actor.
In Qingyi, Yu Daiqin has participated in dozens of plays, playing the main roles of Li Shuangshuang in "Li Shuangshuang", Lida in "Paul Kochakin", Jiemei's wife in "Liu Jiemei", Rotten Cauliflower in "Capture the Seal", Xiuying in "Dragon Horse Spirit", Li Yutao in "Descending the Dragon and The Tiger", Mrs. Ye in "Red Nose", Yue Linggu in "Dawn", Megu Ogawa in "Lift Your Veil", Bao Xixia in "The Merchant of Venice", japanese women in "Two King Kongs", etc.
Among them, Yu Daiqin played Li Shuangshuang's drama "Li Shuangshuang", won the Excellent Drama Performance Award in 1964, and once played Li Shuangshuang in the film With Zhang Ruifang, and was called "Li Shuangshuang of the North and South".
In terms of film performance, in the 1980s and 1990s, Yu Daiqin successively participated in films such as "Ganshui Cangmao", "Qiu Jin", "Black Dragonfly", "Liao Zhongkai", "Behind the Golden Plaque", "96 Million Pairs of Eyes", "Flying Over Life", "Earn It 10 Million" and so on.
In the 21st century, Yu Daiqin has also played roles in film and television dramas such as "Migrant Worker of Survival", "Love Call Transfer", "Foreigner", "Xu Beihong", "Good New Year", "Ghost Blowing Lantern Yellow Skin Grave" and so on.
After the 1980s, Yu Daiqin translated and published a large number of Japanese drama, film and television works, and theoretical research articles. In the Japanese theater industry, "Yu Daiqin" is a well-known name.
No.3
Yu Daiqin has a happy family. She and her husband Guan Zongxiang lived a life of Qinse and Ming, and their love was as good as ever, and she also trained her son Guan Hu to become a famous director in the sixth generation of Chinese directors, which was admirable.
Guan Zongxiang was born in 1927 (also known as 1922) to a poor peasant family in Pingyi County, Linyi, Shandong. In 1949, he became an actor in the Beijing Film Studio.
Guan Zongxiang's first film was "Children's Affair", released in 1950. After that, his classic images mainly include: Lao Bao in "Bao's Father and Son", pseudo-chief of staff in "Wisdom to Huashan", pseudo captain in "Little Soldier Zhang Ga", Wei Lao'er in "Blessing", Haineng Master in "The Mysterious Buddha", Long Qing in "Xu Mao and His Daughters", Jin Yanzhong in "Wreath under the Mountain", Zheng Banqiao in "Zai Xiang Liu Luoguo", Zhu Guozhi in "Kangxi Micro-service Private Interview 1", and Second Master in "Old Cannon". Like his wife, most of his roles in the film are supporting and negative.
The couple has collaborated on films such as "Xu Beihong", "Good New Year", "96 Million Pairs of Eyes" and so on.
The husband and wife's son is the famous director Guan Hu, graduated from the Directing Department of the Beijing Film Academy, and his film and TELEVISION drama masterpieces include "Bullfighting", "Killing", "Old Cannon", "Black Hole", "It's Good to Be Alive", "Foreigners" and so on.
Guan Hu's wife is the famous actress Liang Jing, whose representative works include "Women's SWAT Team", "Good to Think About Falling in Love", "It's Good to Be Alive", "It's Really Good to Kill", "Cook's Drama Leper" and so on.
Entertainment and entertainment wish Yu Daiqin and Guan Zongxiang a long and healthy life!
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