Recently, the State Administration of Radio, Film and Television issued a notice that radio and television institutions and online audio-visual platforms must not broadcast variety entertainment and reality shows in which the children of celebrities participate. According to this, many people say that the good days of the second generation of stars have come to an end, in fact, it is not, these regulations of the state are mainly aimed at those actors who abuse resources to force their children, and it has no impact on those actors of the second generation of stars who really have both moral integrity and ability, because gold will always shine.
The second generation of stars in the entertainment industry has always existed, and the success is not in the minority, these people through unremitting efforts and hard work, with superb acting skills and excellent works, have become household names, today we will take stock of these powerful stars of the second generation.
First, Ge You.
Ge You's father was the famous actor Ge Cunzhuang, an actor at the Beijing Film Studio. In 1960, he became acquainted with playing Feng Lanchi in the movie "Red Flag Spectrum".
In 1976, at the age of 19, Ge You went to Xingshou Commune in Changping County, Beijing, to join the team and was assigned to raise pigs. In 1979, when art academies across the country began enrolling students, he took a leave of absence to take the exam and failed repeatedly. Later, he performed the skit "Feed the Pig" in the interview and was well received, and he was admitted to the All-China Federation of Trade Unions Literary and Labor Troupe. In 1992, he was well known to the audience for playing the role of Li Dongbao in the TV series "The Story of the Editorial Department".
Second place, Chen Peisi.
Chen Peisi's father was the famous actor Chen Qiang, who graduated from the Drama Department of Lu Xun Art College. He is well known to the audience for playing the landlord Huang Shiren in the movie "White Haired Girl" and playing Nan Batian in the movie "Red Detachment of Women".
When Chen Peisi was fifteen years old, he accompanied his father to Inner Mongolia to join the team and spent four years in the construction corps in the desert area. He successively applied for the literary troupe and the drama troupe, but was not admitted because his father was beaten into a gangster. It was not until 1973 that the 19-year-old Chen Peisi was admitted to the Actors Troupe of the Bayi Film Studio. In 1984, he performed the skit "EatIng Noodles" with Zhu Shimao at the CCTV Spring Festival Gala, and became famous in one fell swoop.
Third place, Pu Cunxi.
Pu Cunxi's father, Su Min, whose original name was Pu Sixun, was an actor and director of the Beijing People's Art Theater, and changed his name to Su Min due to the need to participate in the revolution.
In 1969, at the age of 16, Pu Cunxin went to the Heilongjiang Production and Construction Corps as a young man. In 1977, after the end of the "Cultural Revolution", he returned to Beijing and was admitted to the Air Politics Repertory Theatre. He has starred in dozens of excellent dramas, movies and TV dramas.
Fourth place, six young children.
The father of the six-year-old child, Zhang Zongyi, stage name six-year-old child, is a Shao opera performance artist, specializing in martial arts, famous for playing Sun Wukong, known as the "Monkey King of the Southern Sect".
Six-year-old child, whose real name is Zhang Jinlai, practiced martial arts with his father at the age of six. After graduating from high school, he was admitted to the Zhejiang Kunqu Opera Troupe Art School, specializing in martial arts. In 1986, he was well known for starring in "Journey to the West", which won the Best Actor Award at the 6th China Golden Eagle Awards.
Fifth place, Chen Kaige.
Chen Kaige's father, Chen Huaigao, whose original name was Zheng Yanxian, graduated from the Sichuan Jiang'an National Drama College (now the Central Academy of Drama), Chinese mainland directed films such as "Tiger's Den Tracking", "Wild Boar Forest", "Zhiyin" and so on.
Chen Kaige graduated from the Beijing Film Academy and in 1984, he made his first film "Yellow Land", and thus began his career as a director. In 1993, his literary film "Farewell to the King" became the first Chinese film to win the Palme d'Or at the Cannes International Film Festival, and his father Chen Huaigao served as the film's set director.
Sixth place, Pan Changjiang.
Pan Changjiang's father, Pan Linsheng, stage name "Xiao Yuelai", is a well-known critic in northeast China, who was very famous in the circle at that time, and was once the head of the Dongning County Drama Critics Troupe, and later transferred to the Liaoning Tieling Critics Troupe.
Pan Changjiang's mother, Wang Jing, is also a drama critic, and Pan Changjiang has been influenced by art since childhood, singing, reading, doing, and playing four skills. In 1989, he won the "Individual Performance Gold Award" of the 3rd International Youth Drama Festival with the duo's transfer "Eight Commandments of the Pig Arch". After embarking on the artistic path of sketches, he participated in the CCTV Spring Festival Gala, New Year's Day and Variety Show.
Seventh, Yuan Heping.
Yuan Heping's father, Yuan Xiaotian, was born in Beijing and was a famous actor and martial arts instructor. In martial arts films, he worked as a martial arts and stand-in. In 1977, he starred in Jackie Chan's famous works "Drunken Fist" and "Snake-like Executioner".
Yuan Heping, born in Guangzhou, is a famous action director and director. Yuan Heping is good at designing actions that vary from person to person, and can play everyone's strengths to the extreme, and his guidance in action makes the whole movie more exciting.
Eighth, Wang Jing.
Wang Jing's father is Wang Tianlin, born in Shanghai, Hong Kong, China, director, screenwriter, actor, producer, is the 83rd edition of the TV series "The Legend of the Eagle Hero".
Wang Jing, graduated from the Department of Chinese of the University of Chinese in Hong Kong, in 1976, worked as a screenwriter for the love drama "A Thousand Knots in the Heart", thus starting his screenwriting career. In 1981, he directed his first film "A Thousand Kings Fighting a Thousand Kings", thus starting his directing career. There used to be a saying in the Hong Kong showbiz industry that actors want to win awards, go to Wong Kar-wai, want box office, and go to Wang Jing.