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Dina, whose name once shone in the Hong Kong film industry in the 60s of the last century, became popular all over Asia with a series of erotic films, becoming a well-known female star at the time. However, her life trajectory is not as glamorous as her films. In this article, we will delve into Dina's life, from her happy childhood to her youthful fame, to married life and legendary old age.
Dina, formerly known as Liang Shuixin, was born in Xingning City, Guangdong in 1945, her childhood was carefree, and her father was a high-ranking official in the Guangdong region of the Nanjing government, allowing her to live a life of clothes to stretch her hands and food to open her mouth since she was a child. However, this dream was shattered in 1950, when her father fell ill and she was separated from her mother, and in 1954, her father died, leaving behind a ten-year-old girl who was not yet sensible.
In 1961, when Dina graduated from high school, she was already a good-looking girl. Her beauty attracted many boys who pursued her, so she stepped into the Chinese film industry without hesitation. Dina may have faced opposition from her mother when she chose to pursue an acting career, but she has always had her own firm beliefs.
At a banquet, she met Taunton, the younger brother of the Thai prime minister. Taunton and Dina have very different backgrounds, received a royal education, and have the wisdom of an elder. Despite her mother's objections, Dina decided to follow Taunton to Thailand and even changed her identity card. She received a warm welcome in Thailand, but it also confused her.
In 1965, Dina returned to Hong Kong and joined the Shaw Group, where she had already made her mark in the Asian film industry, but was also ostracized by some actors. However, Dina has always been tenacious, and she doesn't care what others think.
In 1967, she married Ma Yizhang, a swimming coach on the mainland, to quell the accusations that she was "poor and loves the rich". They had a daughter, but after the divorce, the daughter suddenly changed into a man, which is incomprehensible. In 1972, she divorced her ex-husband, and her old friend Li Hanxiang invited her to star in the movie "The Great Warlord", and Dina played the amorous warlord Aunt Four.
However, the film required her to shoot a lot of nude shots, and although Li Hanxiang promised that she would use gauze to cover up, she actually installed a secret camera, which made Dina always labeled as a star, which became one of the reasons why she later quit the show business.
In the 90s, she married Luo Yu, the son of the founding general General Luo Ruiqing, and enjoyed a happy life until her death in Hong Kong on March 31, 2010, due to health reasons.
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Dina's life is like one
Legendary movies, full of ups and downs, ups and downs, and glory. She went from a carefree childhood to the entertainment industry, bravely finding her own life path. She has a charming appearance, but she always adheres to her inner principles and is not swayed by the outside world.
Her married life is also full of twists and turns. From marrying Ma Yichang to explain that she is not "poor and love the rich", to the subsequent divorce and her daughter's gender change, these are the challenges in her life. However, she persevered and kept going, never giving up.
Eventually, she was with the son of the founding general until she grew old and enjoyed a happy old age until the last moment of her life.
Dina's life, like the plot in a movie, is full of ups and downs, full of drama. She was a resilient, courageous, uninhibited woman, and her story will always inspire us and inspire us to move forward and stand up for what we believe in. She is not only an artist, but also a female example of perseverance for her country and career. Her legendary life will be passed down forever and become an eternal memory.
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