In 1971, a movie made her a high-profile porn star, and countless people have been madly infatuated with it, the brother of the Thai prime minister, the famous producer in Hong Kong, the Oscar-winning screenwriter in the United States, almost all the men are obsessed with her just to win a smile from the good people.
But to everyone's shock, she resolutely filed for bankruptcy just to join communism, and afterwards donated all the funds into the cause of Chinese navigation, making the development of the navigation industry rapidly and thus becoming a pioneer in the field of Chinese navigation, she is the star of Shaw Pictures - Dina.
Dina's original name was Leung Shui-hsin, and dina's stage name was transliterated from the English name "Tina" in the popular practice in Hong Kong at that time, Andrea's father, Leung Sik-hung, was a well-known patriotic businessman, and under the influence of her father, Leung Received an education in patriotic thought at a very young age.
Dina
This is also an important reason why Liang Shuaixin was willing to give up everything to devote herself to the cause of communism, she believes that her father opened the door to her understanding of ancient books and good reading, and taught her to have ideals in life, and her father's patriotism and the spirit of taking the world as their own responsibility also deeply infected Liang Shuaixin.
So in the heart of the young Liang Shuaixin, he quietly planted a seed of patriotism and service to the country, and with the passage of time, this seed gradually grew into a towering tree, prompting Liang Shuexin to devote herself to the cause of serving the motherland.
In 1954, her father Liang Xihong died of illness, and her mother raised Leung Siu-hsien alone with painstaking efforts, and in 1956, at the Santa Rosa Girls' School in Macau, Leung Siu-hsien was overtaken for her first place because she was dissatisfied with a wrong judgment by the teacher, and she returned to Hong Kong to live with her mother, and her rebellious personality was also revealed at this time.
In 1962, at the age of 17, Liang Met Satun, the younger brother of thai Prime Minister Shari, at a private party, and Satton was immediately deeply attracted to this beautiful girl full of youth.
So Sha Dun looked for every opportunity to get close to Liang Shuaixin to talk to her, only hoping to have a brief encounter with Liang Shuaixin, and Liang Shuixin, who had just experienced personnel, was also attracted by this first-class Sha Dun, so the two quickly became acquainted.
Later, in order to pursue the happiness of his family, Sha Dun decided to tailor a movie for Liang Shuaixin, and he paid for seven famous movie stars in Thailand at that time to accompany her, liang Shuixin heard about it and decided to agree to Sha Dun's request and prepare to go to Thailand to shoot this tailor-made "Seven Tigers Fighter".
However, after hearing about it, her mother firmly disagreed with Liang Shuaixin, who was not yet an adult, to go to a foreign country to shoot a drama, which made Liang Shuexin very angry, so she went to the civil affairs department alone to change her age, privately bought a plane ticket to Thailand, and went to Thailand alone.
At this time, her rebellious and flamboyant personality was fully revealed, and perhaps her personality was also an important factor in her later active acceptance of Marxism.
At an airport in Thailand, she was not famous but saw a large number of "fans" who came to pick her up at the airport, which gave her a preliminary concept of capitalism.
Later, when filming this film, Sha Dun, through the influence of his prime minister's brother, not only transferred the Thai Army and Air Force for Liang Shuaixin, but also a large number of mounted police officers to play for Liang Shuaixin, and she usually took a military plane when she went on the set.
Ms. Dina
Liang also became more and more aware of the dark side of capitalism, and later, after Sha dun's introduction, Liang also met her brother Shali, who was then the prime minister of Thailand, who was also a banker.
Therefore, Liang Shuexin was able to enter the political and financial circles for the first time, and learned a lot of experience from it, and later, according to Liang Shuexin's own words, her first pot of gold came from the help of the two Sha Li brothers.
"As long as a person with a head and a face is willing to manage your money, other people will also manage your money." There are many other opportunities besides Thailand."
After returning to Hong Kong from Thailand in 1965, Leung joined Cathay Pacific Film Co., Ltd. and participated in two films directed by Yang Quan, because of her bold dress for a time Liang Shuaixin was in the limelight.
In 1971, dina (stage name, hereinafter referred to as Dina) accepted an invitation from Shaw Pictures to appear in a movie, and it was this film that made Dina completely known as Hong Kong's first star.
"The Great Warlord", a typical Shaw Film style of the Wind Moon film, with her extremely bold performance, brought a great impact to the more conservative traditional Hong Kong society at that time.
It also made this one the highest-grossing Hong Kong film at that time, Shaw Pictures was also famous, and Dina was also blamed by Hong Kong society, and later according to Dina herself, when she accepted the filming of this film, the director did not say that the film had any exposed shots, and she also agreed because Li Hanxiang's career fell into a trough.
The Great Warlord
However, when he went to the scene to shoot, he found that he was deceived, and Li Hanxiang also promised to ensure that there would not be too many exposed scenes, but he showed his full body nude when it was later released; but Li Hanxiang did not say so, he said that Dina agreed to shoot in full body.
Time passed quickly, there was no perfect video equipment at that time, and the real situation we did not know, but after that, no matter how Li Hanxiang invited Dina to appear in the movie, Dina refused.
Until the later 80s, when preparing to shoot "The Biography of Jiang Qing", it was a refusal, even if TVB founder Run Run Run Shaw personally invited Dina to come back to participate, Dina also politely refused.
Because after filming "The Great Warlord", Dina became more firm in communist ideas, she also consulted a lot of books and materials on Marxism, and she herself once said that under the influence of a group of friends who fought for the country, she had the idea of reporting to the motherland in the north.
In 1973, Dina openly expressed her support for the Chinese Communist Party and wanted to go to the mainland willingly to be a "screw", but was dissuaded by the Xinhua News Agency in Hong Kong, and the following year, in order to show a break with the bourgeoisie, Dina stopped all the debts of the company on herself, thus becoming the first person in Hong Kong history to file for bankruptcy.
From 1977 to 1979, Dina used her international friends to travel around for the formal establishment of diplomatic relations between China and the United States, which greatly promoted the economic and cultural exchanges between China and the United States.
In the 1980s, the reform and opening up of New China was in full swing, and Dina gave up everything she had in Hong Kong to come to the mainland, seeing that the development of the space navigation field in Chinese mainland lagged behind, Dina invested all her family property to establish a navigation system for Chinese mainland airports, and by the end of the 80s, most of the airports in the mainland adopted Dina's satellite navigation system.
In the 1990s, Dina was involved in the higher-level artificial satellite business, her satellite navigation and positioning system is located in 53 airports around the world, and in the 21st century, Dina also participated in the European Union's Galileo satellite navigation and positioning system, serving as a senior consultant on the Chinese side.
Dina's involvement was not only in luxurious business jets, but also in coastal patrol helicopters for military purposes, which led her to accusations of producing armaments and selling arms, dina said bluntly
"When I was engaged in aerospace science and technology work, some people said that it was arms, thinking that I was smuggling. If so, I am also legitimate, it is an approved business, and it should be called defense."
In Dina's brilliant life, she played a variety of roles, sometimes a world-famous star, charming and moving; sometimes a communist fighter, deciding to sever ties with the bourgeoisie; later she was a patriotic businessman, making great contributions to the cause of China's navigation!