Speaking of the "Reconnaissance of Crossing the River" and "Soldiers Near the City" released in the 1950s and 1960s, many old comrades are still deeply impressed. But for The Emperor Zhongshu, who played the main role in the two movies, I don't know if you still have an impression?
July 14th is the 96th anniversary of the birth of the famous performance artist and famous director Zhongshu Huang, taking this opportunity to pay tribute to the old artists of Zhongshu Huang and express deep nostalgia!
Although everyone may have forgotten Uncle Zhong, as a famous performance artist and famous director, the role he starred in and the films he directed will not be forgotten.
As a performing artist, the representative works and representative figures of Emperor Zhongshu include Yang Wei in "Reconnaissance of Crossing the River", Zheng Hanchen in "Soldiers Near the City", Ye Yongmao in "Independent Brigade", Lin Senguan in "Underground Route", Public Security Bureau Chief in "Tianluodi Net", Zhao Xiong in "Wuxun Biography", Zhu Chief of Staff in "Red Sun", liang Shichang in "Spring in the Human World", etc.
As a famous director, Zhongshu Huang has directed "White Lotus", "Flying Son-in-Law", "The Storm of Moon Bay", "Black Box Blood", "Erhai Love Wave", "Heavenly Feast", "Divine Cat and Iron Spider", "Seven Star Town Two Demons" and so on.
Zhongshu Huang, born on July 14, 1925, is a native of Nanjing, Jiangsu Province. In October 1946, he was admitted to Shanghai Kunlun Film Company. Soon after entering the company, he had the honor of playing the businessman Bai Shaoling in the movie "A River of Spring Water Flows East". Before the founding of the People's Republic of China, he also participated in films such as "Eight Thousand Miles of Road Clouds and Moons", "The Spring Light That Can't Be Closed", "New Grievances", "Sanmao Wandering", "Between Our Husband and Wife" and so on.
In 1953, Emperor Zhongshu merged with Kunlun Film Company into the Shanghai Film Studio.
In the 1950s, Emperor Zhongshu's film masterpieces included "The Legend of Martial Arts", "Reconnaissance of Crossing the River", "Tianluodi Net", "Riding the Wind and Waves", "Running in the Heat Wave", "Love Factory Like Home", "Iron Tree Blossoming", "The Legend of Luban", "Spring full of people" and so on.
Especially in the 1954 release, directed by Tang Xiaodan and starring Sun Daolin, in "Crossing the River Reconnaissance", Zhongshu Huang starred as Yang Wei, a soldier in the reconnaissance class. Yang Wei is full of energy and has a strong fighting spirit, but his temperament is impatient, and he shows more than enough courage and lack of wisdom.
In the 1960s, Emperor Zhongshu participated in films such as "Red Sun", "Jinsha Riverside", "Independent Brigade", and "Soldiers Near the City".
Especially in the 1964 film "Soldiers Near the City", directed by Lin Nong and starring Chen Rubin, Li Moran and Pang Xueqin, he played Zheng Hanchen, the commander of the 369th Division of the Nationalist Army. Through his acting skills, Emperor Zhongshu portrayed Zheng Hanchen as flesh and blood, true and credible.
Uncle Zhong, a big man of more than 1 meter and 8 meters, thick eyebrows and big eyes, is big and strong, and personable. In 2003, he won the Special Honor Award of the Golden Phoenix Award of the China Film Performing Arts Society.
On August 25, 2005, Emperor Zhongshu died of illness at the age of 81.
What is even more sad is that just the day before, the famous performance artist Guo Zhenqing passed away. Emperor Zhongshu and Guo Zhenqing played two protagonists in the movie "Independent Brigade" - Ye Yongmao, a guerrilla liaison officer in northern Guangdong, and Ma Long, who mutinied from the Kuomintang army. A pair of close comrades-in-arms left on their feet, was it really a companion?
Entertainment Entertainment Tv pays tribute to the artists Ofe Zhongshu and Guo Zhenqing, and expresses deep nostalgia!
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