Costume designer and actor Li Jianqun passed away on July 16, 2020, at the age of 63. She played Concubine Rong in "Kangxi Dynasty" and was also a costume designer, and was praised by the audience as a "classical beauty".
In November 2019, Li Jianqun once needed a haircut due to cancer chemotherapy, and was met by netizens in a barbershop, although he was haggard by the disease, he still took a group photo with netizens. Photos of hair falling out are exposed to cause distress to the audience.
Li Jianqun was born in 1957 in Wuhan, Hubei Province. At the age of 13, she was admitted to the Wuhan Song and Dance Theater, and then gave up dancing due to a fracture, transferred to fine arts, and was admitted to the Stage Art Department of the Shanghai Theater Academy, and later served as the stage designer of the Lanzhou Military Region Song and Dance Troupe, and then transferred to the Lanzhou Military Region Repertory Theatre.
She has a dignified appearance, and from 1990 to 2000, she was featured in a series of classic costume dramas. Li Jianqun played the role of Wu Huifei in the TV series "Tang Ming Huang" and also served as a costume designer, and won the costume award of the 13th TV Series Feitian Awards.
In the same year, he worked as a costume designer in the historical film "Yang Guifei", and won the Costume Award of the 13th Golden Rooster Awards of Chinese Film. In 1995, he starred in the TV series "Wu Zetian", in which he starred as Xu Cairen.
In 2001, she played Consort Rong in the historical TV series "Kangxi Dynasty" and served as the chief costume designer of the show.
The role that the audience is most familiar with is the "Concubine Rong" she played in "Kangxi Dynasty". Although this well-informed, gentle and virtuous character was eventually reduced to a slave for dissuading Kangxi from deposing the crown prince, he was never humble. Even after she died of depression, she was still kangxi's confidante. Princess Rong is dignified and beautiful, indisputable from the world, and is deeply loved by the audience. At this time, Li Jianqun was 45 years old.
Li Jianqun has rarely appeared in people's field of vision since 2011, and her last work was the youth tribute drama "Torrent" with director Chen Jialin, in which she played a heroic warrior.
In addition to these classic roles, Li Jianqun is also deeply accomplished in painting and design art, and her paintings were selected for the Gansu Hall of the Great Hall of the People as early as 1982.
In addition, she also served as a costume designer for works such as "Wu Zetian", "Taiping Heavenly Kingdom", "Kangxi Dynasty", and "Out of the Blue Water River".
The crew members once recalled that in order to restore the beauty of the Costumes of the Tang Dynasty, Li Jianqun entered Dunhuang and Xi'an seven times, copied countless murals, and even did not return home for two and a half months, and after starting the creation, he used eight square drawings to cover the room, which was painted with a variety of characters in the play, from large costumes to accessories.
At the same time, she will be according to the scene, according to the character, according to the scene, according to the scene, when drawing the clothing sketch, the matching hairstyle design, but also personally responsible for the fabric size, printing and dyeing embroidery and other related work.
It is a pity that a generation of beautiful people died early, sigh!