Qing Shengzu Ai Xinjuelo Xuanye (May 4, 1654 – December 20, 1722), the fourth emperor of the Qing Dynasty, and the second emperor after the Qing capital Beijing (reigned 1661-1722), called himself the master of the Yuan Dynasty, with the year name "Kangxi". The Mongols called Enkh Amgulang Khan; Tibetans are honored as "Emperor Manjushri". The third son of the Shunzhi Emperor, his biological mother was Empress Xiaokangzhang Tong Jia.
So who is the perfect Kangxi actor in your heart?
This is Wu Tong, the actor of Kangxi in Hong Kong's "Seven Swords Under the Heavenly Mountains" in 1959.
The second is Zhang Ying (1919-1984), formerly known as Zhang Yisheng, born in Hong Kong, China, and an actor in Hong Kong, China.
Because he was the fourteenth among the brothers and sisters in the family, people in the circle called him "Uncle Fourteen".
Zhang Yingyou followed her father to Hong Kong. Studied at Huaren College. He died in the United States at the end of 1984 at the age of 65. He is an actor in the Hong Kong Cantonese film era, and Bruce Lee is a child star and often appears in the movies he starred in. and together with the other three Cantonese film actors Wu Chufan, Zhang Huoyou and Li Qing, they are collectively known as the "Four Great Lives of Cantonese Films", and their main works are "Fire Cave Youlan".
The third place is Cheng Sijun, the actor of Kangxi in the 1977 Luding Ji (Wen Xueer version).
The fourth is Li Heng in 1980 "Inner Qunying", born on December 7, 1913, Hong Kong, China, actor and choreographer.
He has participated in more than 50 films and written nearly 30 film scripts.
Representative works include "Half-born Cow and Horse" (1952), "Qunfang Spectrum" (1972) and so on.
This should be familiar to everyone, playing Kangxi in the 1983 Hong Kong TV series "Thirteen Sisters", Yang Zelin, born in Hong Kong, China, Hong Kong actor.
Shaw actor background, mainly acting in movies in the early days, switched to the television industry in the mid-70s, and successively played for Jiayi TV, Li TV (Asia TV), and TVB. In the TV series, costumes mostly play villains, and fashion plays mostly decent actors, and the main works are "The Three Families of the Storm Boys". After a few years, he faded out of the show business and is said to have settled in Canada.
Since the 2000s, he has faded out of the entertainment industry, and in 2009 he starred in "Dance for a Wonderful Life" and officially made a comeback, and in 2013 he played the role of Kawasaki in "Who is the Real Hero".
Mr. Yang Zelin's most impressive role for comrades should be Ouyang Feng in the 83 version of the condor.
"Apocalypse of the Qing Palace" is a feature film released by Shaw Brothers (Hong Kong) Co., Ltd., directed by Lu Jungu, starring Liu Yong and Mo Shaocong. The film was released in Hong Kong, China in 1983, and Kangxi was played by Jing Miao (March 13, 1913-1989), a graduate of Shanghai Xinhua Art College and Chinese mainland actor. Mr. Jing Miao also played Kangxi in "Qing Palace Sword Video: The Great General Nian Xinyao" in 84
In 1939, he entered the film industry and played the role of Baolong in the film "Good Husband". In 1948, he transferred to Dahua Film Company and participated in the performance of the film "The Same is the End of the World". Later went to Hong Kong. Its interpretive activities are mainly concentrated in the 60s. In 1981, he played a role in the film "Red Pink Moving Rivers and Lakes".
This is the 1983 version of Liu Jiahui of "Luding Ji", Kangxi is played by Liu Jiahui. Born on August 22, 1955 in Guangdong Province, China, his real name is Xian Jinxi, born in Gaoming District, Foshan City, Guangdong Province, China, Hong Kong actor, director, martial arts star.
In 1973, he entered the film industry because of his first appearance in the movie "Out of the Siege" directed by Liu Jialiang. In 1978, he was well known to the audience for starring in the action movie "Shaolin Thirty-Six Rooms". In 1980, starred in the action movie "Shaolin Shed Master". In May 1987, after the Shaw Company ceased production, Liu Jiahui's development began to decline, and he went to Taiwan China TV for short-term development, until 1989, he was invited to join TVB.
In 1990, Liu Jiahui took over the costume martial arts drama "Mantis Kid" and fought Luo Mang in the play. In 1993, he played the role of a life-threatening scholar in the action comedy "Tang Bohu Points Autumn Fragrance". In 1999, starred in the costume mythological drama "The Legend of the Dragon". From 2003 to 2004, he was invited by American director Quentin Tarantino to shoot Hollywood action movies "Kill Bill 1" and "Kill Bill 2", which made it attract people's attention again. In 2007, he participated in the Chinese Kung Fu Global Festival and won the best action actor. In 2010, starred in the costume action drama "The Legend of Shaolin Temple 3". In August 2011, he suffered a stroke that resulted in a semi-collapse.
In 1984, a total of two versions of Lu Ding Ji were released, one is Andy Lau and Tony Leung's version, here Andy Lau's picture editor will not upload, the uploaded photo is Zhou Shaodong's version of Kangxi.
The picture above is a still from Er Dongsheng's "Blessing from Heavenly Officials" in 1985, which is mainly shown in the hotel, Kangxi and a person's birthday are the same, but the person looks in the mirror but the fate is miserable, and he himself looks in the mirror The mirror suddenly shines golden, and the fortune teller said that he is the prince... Later, a woman went to the temple to ask for Buddha, hoping to give her a true son, but she took a fancy to Qiong Yao, who was dressed as a man, and forcibly arrested Qiong Yao into her home.
Kangxi went to save Qiong Yao after learning about it, but who knew that the woman's house had the true work of the previous emperor, and it was written that it would not be criticized by anyone. As a result, Kangxi suspended the woman's father in the air and covered the sky with a cloth, and the woman had to stop. At this time, Qiong Yao also told everyone that she was a girl, and Kangxi felt extremely happy. Later, the two got together for a hundred years.
The picture above is the actor of Kangxi in the 1991 mainland TV series Yongzheng Emperor. Comfort (April 19, 1916-June 26, 2015), male, formerly known as Shu Changge, from Cixi, Zhejiang. Famous Chinese film performance artist, actor and director.
Graduated from Zhizhi University. After 1938, he served as an actor and choreographer of Blue Bird Drama Society, Shanghai Datong Photography Studio, and Jinxing Film Company. After 1952, he served as an actor and director of Shanghai Film Studio, and the third and fourth directors of the China Film Association. He once starred in "Lin Chong" and "Spring and Autumn on the Water", and played Zhang Lingfu in "Red Sun" and became a household name. He has directed films such as "Green Sea World".
On June 26, 2015, Comfort passed away at the age of 99.
The famous Stephen Chow's version of "Deer Ding Ji" Wen Zhaolun, born on November 18, 1964 in Hong Kong, China, ancestral home in Minhang, Shanghai, Hong Kong, China, actor, singer, musician.
The picture above is Yang Lihua in 1993 "Shunzhi and Kangxi", milk name "Alo", born on October 26, 1944 in Yuanshan Township, Yilan County, Taiwan Province, Chinese Taiwanese actress.
Since 1947, Yang Lihua has joined the well-known opera troupe "Yichunyuan" in Yilan, Taiwan, where her mother Yang Hao is located. In 1950 , Yang Lihua and her mother performed " An An Catch the Chicken " produced by the troupe in the theater and on the outer stage, which was not only Yang Lihua's first performance, but also praised for Yang Lihua's superb performance.
The picture above is the 1993 decent Wei Xiaobao in Kangxi - Tang Zhenye, in addition, Tang Zhenye starred in Kangxi again in 2011.
The picture above is Zhang Zhilin in 1994 "Son of Heaven Slaying the Dragon", starring Kangxi in the play. Julian Cheung (Julian Cheung), born on August 27, 1971 in Hong Kong, is an actor and singer in Hong Kong, China.
The famous Zhang Guoli appeared, and Zhang Guoli's Kangxi is also quite famous in film and television works. Zhang Guoli, born in Tianjin on January 17, 1955, graduated from the cadet class of the railway literary troupe, Chinese mainland actor, director, producer, host, public welfare person, commentator, member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference National first-class actor, actor of China Railway Cultural Troupe, dean of Meishi Film School of Chongqing University, master tutor, chairman of Beijing National Changsheng Film and Television Culture Communication Co., Ltd., former general manager of Shanghai Film Huanya Culture Development (Shanghai) Co., Ltd.
The picture above is Kangxi in the 1998 TV series "Divine Chef", starred by Da Shichang, born in Shanghai on October 26, 1940, originally from Nanjing, Jiangsu Province, Chinese mainland actor, graduated from the acting department of Shanghai Film College
Looking at the picture above, everyone also knows which drama it comes from, so I won't introduce it here.
The picture above is the best Kangxi that the editor thinks, the old man Jiao Huang in "Yongzheng Dynasty" In addition, he continues to play Kangxi in "Li Wei as an Official", Jiao Huang, born on July 8, 1936 in Picai Hutong, Beijing, China, ancestral home in Zhangjiakou City, Hebei Province, graduated from Shanghai Theater Academy, a famous Chinese actor, a national first-class actor, a drama actor, an actor of Shanghai Drama Art Center, and a member of the China Dramatists Association.
Chen Daoming's Kangxi is the only actor who may be PK Kangxi with Old Master Jiao Huang, in addition to actors such as Zhang Tielin who have played Kangxi, but the editor still thinks that the best Kangxi role will still be produced in Jiao Huang and Chen Daoming.