Hu Die, formerly known as Xie Fengjiao, born in the 12th year of the Republic of China (1923), is a legendary figure in the history of Chinese cinema.
Known as the "first movie queen in history". She has experienced many twists and turns in her life, but she has always firmly pursued her dreams and left behind immortal artistic achievements.
Hu Die was born in Suzhou, Jiangsu Province, and showed a talent for art from an early age. She studied acting at Suzhou Xinmin School and Shanghai Daguang Theater Troupe, and entered the Daguang Film Company as an actress in 1943. At that time, Da Guangming Film Company was one of the largest and most powerful film companies in China, and Hu Die also quickly obtained important roles with her talent, and played the heroine in the 1944 movie "Peach Blossom Fan".
This appearance made Hu Die a star in the film industry and opened the golden period of her acting career. She successively shot many films such as "Love in the Northwest" and "Children of Prairie Heroes", and won many honors and titles. In 1947, she was named "Best Actress in the Country" and the following year was also named "Top Ten Most Popular Actresses in the Country".
However, Hu Die's acting career has not been smooth sailing. In 1949, after the founding of New China, the film industry also underwent tremendous changes, and Hu Die, as a contracted actor of Da Guangming Film Company, was also greatly affected. She had to face censorship and adjustment by the new government, and was restricted to filming at home and unable to travel abroad.
At this time, a character named Dai Li entered Hu Die's life. Dai Li was a high-ranking member of the domestic intelligence community at that time, and he was known as the "father of Chinese intelligence", so he had great power and status. Dai Li fell in love with Hu Die at first sight, not only helped her solve many difficulties, but also personally guided her acting career and had a relationship with her.
However, Dai Li is not a simple figure, he has great influence in the intelligence community and has been involved in many sensitive matters. His appearance also brought Hu Die's life
"Horseback riding in the Forbidden City" was a special honor of the Qing royal family and could only be enjoyed on specific occasions. According to legend, only emperors, empresses, princes, grandsons, and officials of special merit had the opportunity to ride horses in the Forbidden City. Therefore, the "Forbidden City Horseback Riding" became an important symbol of royal glory and status.
Among these people who enjoy honor, Hejun is the most special one. He was an official during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty and was praised as "the first sage after Qianlong". He had outstanding performance in many fields such as politics, military and economy, and was therefore trusted and used by the Qianlong Emperor. However, the reason why Wakan received this award at the age of 27 was not just his performance in the official arena.
According to historical records, Hejun loved horseback riding since he was a child, and his horseback riding skills were superb. During the Qing Dynasty, horseback riding was considered a noble sport and a way to express personal charm, and it was also one of the criteria for examining officials. Therefore, Hekan's horseback riding skills have also become one of the important factors in his horseback riding honor in the Forbidden City.
In addition, there are other advantages and characteristics of Hekan. He is very intelligent and flexible in responding to complex political situations and crises. At the same time, he is also very good at business and management, leading the team to explore overseas markets and actively promote the economic development of the Qing Dynasty. These advantages and characteristics have made him more and more recognized and praised in the officialdom, and also injected more colors and possibilities into his life.
Returning to the topic of "horseback riding in the Forbidden City", this honor was very high during the Qing Dynasty. When the imperial family holds important ceremonies, weddings, promotions and other ceremonies, being able to ride a horse in the Forbidden City represents that he has been recognized as a noble figure by the emperor and has a higher status and influence. Therefore, being able to enjoy this glory not only represents personal achievement and honor, but also reflects the dignity and status of the entire family