On October 19, according to a number of foreign media reports, according to the United States Mint, the head of early 20th-century movie actress Huang Liushuang will appear on the 25-cent coin, making her the first Chinese to appear on American currency.
The coin with a yellow willow frost head is part of the U.S. Mint's "American Women 25 Cent Project, Outstanding American Women Minting Program." Other prominent female figures modeled on the same project as the Huang Willow Frost head coin include poet and activist Maya Angelo, first female astronaut Sally Ryder, feminist and politician Nina Otero-Warren, and Hispanic women's voting rights activist and educator Nina Otero-Warren.
Huang Liushuang's close-up is based on her 1921 image, in which she will hold her chin with her hand, which is very beautiful.
The director of the local mint said in an interview that he paid tribute to Huang Liushuang, a brave advocate who supported advocacy in Hollywood to increase Asian roles and more opportunities.
Huang Liushuang's career spans film, TV drama, and has appeared in more than 60 movies in his lifetime. But in that environment, her talent has been suppressed. In a 1933 interview, she said that she was tired of playing roles and did not want to play villains all the time, that we were not murderous and treacherous, and that Asians were not like that.
In addition to her achievements in the field of actressing, she also has a strong affection for her homeland. He once sold his gold and silver jewelry, sent the money back to China for support, and also supported through his influence, which can be described as a good son and daughter of China.
During this period, he also returned to China and received high-standard treatment. The companions together are all of Mei Lanfang's level, which can be called a first-line master.
She and Bruce Lee and Success, are called the three giants, and she is at the top of the list. She was once praised by the National Portrait Museum as "the most important Chinese-American movie star of the twentieth century", and later praised by American writer Haurgis as a legend of a generation.
After a lifetime of rushing and struggle, he finally managed to have his own star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame at the age of 55. However, he died of a heart attack the following year.