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Today, the pattern of the film and television industry has undergone earth-shaking changes, and traffic stars have occupied the mainstream stage, making many old drama bones gradually lose their former style. However, let's recall that there are seven first-class actors who have long passed away from us, and they may have passed away, but the wonderful moments they left on the screen will always shine in the hearts of audiences.
Wu Mengda: Wu Mengda is a famous actor in Hong Kong who has created many comedy classics with Stephen Chow. He entered a training class at a young age, became a classmate with Chow Yun-fat, and quickly rose to prominence after graduation, especially in the 1990s with Stephen Chow's golden partner, he was hailed as a "golden supporting role". The tacit cooperation and comedy skills of the two made their films immortal. However, Wu Mengda's health deteriorated in his later years, and he died of illness in 2021 at the age of 69. Although he has left us, the legendary collaboration with Stephen Chow will forever be etched in Hong Kong film history.
Zhang Shaohua: Old lady Zhang Shaohua is known as the "national old lady", and her acting skills are highly praised. Originally a drama critic, she did not set foot in the film and television industry until 1993. She has played unforgettable roles in works such as "Huan Zhu Gege 2" and "The Gate of the Mansion". However, the most memorable is the image of the old lady she created in "Braveheart". Although she suffered from lung disease in 2010 due to poor working conditions, she continued to work and showed excellent professionalism. In 2021, this warm and cordial "national old lady" died of illness at the age of 75. Her outstanding performance will forever remain in the hearts of the audience and become her immortal legacy.
Yan Shunkai: Mr. Yan Shunkai is known as the "Chaplin of the East" and is popular for his successful role as "A Q" in the 1980 movie "The True Story of A Q". This role allows the audience to see the joys, sorrows and sorrows of ordinary people. He created the image of small characters in the city with a witty and humorous style, and also performed a series of hilarious skits on the CCTV Spring Festival Gala. However, in 2009, he was paralyzed in bed due to illness and sadly died eight years later at the age of 80. Yan Shunkai's performance style that blends humor and humanity will never be forgotten.
Zhou Jie: "Yang Guifei" Zhou Jie is famous for her outstanding performance in the 1993 TV series "Yang Guifei". She interprets the legendary beauty of Yang Guifei very charmingly. However, in 2016, Zhou Jie was unfortunately diagnosed with lung cancer. Despite her deteriorating condition, she still has a wish to return to China. With the help of friends, she spent a lot of money chartering a flight back to China. However, soon after, she died of illness at the age of 60. Despite her early death, her light dance and legendary life will forever be engraved in the hearts of the audience.
Wen Xingyu: Teacher Wen Xingyu is a household name for playing "Fu Ming" in the TV series "I Love My Home". In order to perfectly interpret this role, he even changed the way he spoke, and Fu Ming's voice became his hallmark. Despite the success of this drama, Mr. Wen has also taken on a number of new plays. However, in 2006, he suddenly developed lung cancer, mainly due to his long-term smoking habit. Despite repeated attempts to quit smoking, he was unsuccessful. In 2007, he died of illness at the age of 65. Wen Xingyu has won the love of the audience with his unique acting skills, especially the image of "Fu Ming" played in "I Love My Home". Although he is no longer with us, his passion and dedication to show business will always inspire us.
Yan Huali: The image of the sand monk in "Journey to the West" is deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, which makes people deeply impressed by Yan Huali. In addition to his successful performances in Journey to the West, he has also performed in other works such as
"The Legend of Relying on the Sky and Slaying the Dragon" and "Crazy Men and Women" have played many classic roles and shown extraordinary acting skills. However, in 1993, he accidentally inhaled toxic gases while filming, resulting in a severe lung infection. Despite his worsening illness, he hoped to see his brothers one last time, but for various reasons he was unable to do so. In the end, overnight, Yan Huali's condition took a sharp turn for the worse, and his friends did not have time to say goodbye to him. In 2009, Yan Huaili died of illness and passed away. His performance style is steady and restrained, which is very suitable for the role of "Zhang Song" he plays. Although he is no longer alive, his story on stage will always inspire more young actors.
Zhang Ju: Teacher Zhang Ju was originally a professional drama actor and won the gold award in 1987 with the TV series "Othello". In the 80s of the 20th century, he switched to the film and television industry and starred in many well-loved works, including "Little Dragon Man" and "Romance of the Three Kingdoms". Especially in "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", his role as Zhang Song left a deep impression on the audience. Zhang Ju was active on the drama stage in a low-key way, and later participated in many TV dramas and played many popular roles. However, in 2009, he died of illness in Beijing at the age of 74. Teacher Zhang Jusheng has always been shining in his acting career, and his acting style is stable and restrained, which perfectly fits the role of "Zhang Song". Although he has passed away, his acting career will always inspire more newcomers.
Watching these seven old actors leave us one by one, we can't help but feel very sad. However, the classics they left behind will live on in our hearts forever and continue to inspire a new generation of actors. These actors are not only superstars in the entertainment industry, but also inheritors of art, and their brilliance will never fade. Just like their roles on screen, their performances will always shine in the hearts of audiences.
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