The Peking Opera family has a deep foundation and Xi Wu eventually became a martial artist after ten years
The moment he stepped on the wooden stage, Yu Rongguang was excited. This not only means his first cry and growth in Peking Opera martial arts performances, but also the inheritance of his ancestors' performing arts.
The joy of a generation of sons who are about to grow into upright martial artists surges in their hearts.
Born in 1958, Yu Rongguang is an authentic Peking Opera family in Beijing. His father, Yu Mingkui, is a Peking Opera performing artist, and his mother is also from a family of performing arts.
Since childhood, he has been influenced by Peking Opera and laid a solid foundation. When he was 11 years old, he was arranged by his father to join the Beijing Fenglei Peking Opera Troupe to Xi martial arts, and his teachers gave him the stage name "Wusheng Boy".
He listened with relish to the older generation of performing artists who talked about the subtlety of juggling, martial arts, singing, chanting and fighting, and he was arrogant. At the same time, he is strict with himself, trains hard, and learns from the basic skills in a down-to-earth manner.
The domineering instigation and teasing of his fellow disciples and brothers, he never gave up, and insisted on competing with others. From growing pains to growing stronger, every time you take the stage, it seems to be a test and sublimation of your inner beliefs.
After ten years of hard training and experience, Yu Rongguang's martial arts skills have become more and more perfect, his superb skills have gradually become perfect, and his skills are superb, calm and introverted but explosive.
By the time he was in his 20s, he had become a young martial artist on the Peking Opera stage that his younger brothers and sisters looked up to. and finally officially "became a role" on the stage of Peking Opera, and the trusted eyes of other actors and the audience were like crowning, which is the best evaluation of his efforts.
Jet Li inspired Dream Chasing Film and Television to achieve double harvest in acting and martial arts
In 1982, the movie "Shaolin Temple" starring Jet Li caused a sensation across the country, like a pebble stirring up a thousand waves. After the big money Bruce Lee, there is finally another Chinese artist who can break the barriers of national boundaries and rise to become a kung fu superstar.
This movie not only conquered everyone's attention, but also inspired Yu Rongguang's yearning for the film industry.
As a martial arts actor of the Fenglei Peking Opera Troupe, Yu Rongguang has a soft spot for dramatic art. The kung fu boom brought by Jet Li has strengthened Yu Rongguang's desire to make a name for himself in the film industry.
Faced with the ridicule and incomprehension of relatives and friends, he resolutely gave up his stable job in the Peking Opera Troupe and went to Beiying to apply for the acting department, but unfortunately he was not selected in the end. However, the god of fate seemed to be secretly leading, and at this moment, his martial arts performance strength was discovered by Hong Kong director Xu Xiaoming.
Xu Xiaoming greatly appreciated his Peking Opera foundation and external conditions, so he proposed to let him play a supporting role in the upcoming movie "Kapok Robe".
Acting in his first film was both hard and new for Rong Guang, and he had to adapt to the complicated process and harsh environment of filmmaking. However, compared with stage performances, the performance space in front of the camera is also broader.
Under the inspiration and training of Xu Xiaoming, Yu Rongguang gradually Xi the refinement and layering in film and television performances. He worked hard to digest exaggerations and subtle changes, and made full use of his solid martial arts basic skills to improve his state on the set, so that he could calmly complete difficult movements in front of the camera when he practiced.
Eventually, he became famous for his outstanding performance in the film. This is not only a glorious fame, but also gave him his first glimpse of the mixed film and television industry, and strengthened his confidence and determination to make a big splash here.
Hong Kong is a palace for domestic film and television talents to pursue their dreams, and it is also a stage for showing their strength and opening up their popularity. In the early 90s of last century, Yu Rongguang resolutely went to the crazy Hong Kong film and television industry to chase greater development opportunities.
During the honeymoon period when he first arrived, he received the attention and praise of Hong Kong directors as a mainland martial arts actor. The cooperation with Hong Kong Star made him famous in the local area, but unfortunately it was difficult to occupy a place in the end.
Five years later, Yu Rongguang had to face the bottleneck and marginality of Hong Kong's development. At the same time, the mainland film and television industry began to rise rapidly, and he also followed the sail of fate and returned to his hometown to cast the net.
After returning to China, Yu Rongguang seized the opportunity of new bases such as Universal Studios and began to transform into a director and producer. He frequently shuttled between the crew and star actors, giving orders and demonstrating performances, and his heart was full of excitement and anticipation to reopen his career.
In addition to his work as a producer and director, what has not changed is his love for acting. Glory is not willing to be ordinary, and still hopes to get on a higher stage. So he turned his focus to the small screen as well.
Since 2000, Yu Rongguang began to try TV series, and gradually opened up his popularity in China with his solid strength and rich network resources.
The TV industry has reached new heights, and many dramas are popular and their strength is proud
After 2000, Yu Rongguang gradually shifted his focus to the TV industry. With his rich life experience, keen business sense and profound production accumulation, he began to frequently devote himself to the filming of TV dramas.
Whether commercial or artistic, the works he works on are usually good results.
In 2006, the costume drama "Wolf Poison Flower", which he wrote, directed and acted in, was broadcast in prime time on various satellite TVs, with an audience rating of 3% and an excellent response. This drama not only allowed him to successfully transform again and open up his popularity, but also helped him thread the needle and build a broad network of contacts.
Since then, Yu Rongguang has become a well-known domestic TV drama producer and producer. He has teamed up with celebrities and celebrities from all walks of life to plan and produce many high-quality hit TV series.
For example, "Legend of Dance Music" with Maria Ozawa and Zhang Fengyi, and "TAG Heuer" starring Sun Honglei and Michael Douglas have been widely acclaimed.
In recent years, the dramas in which Yu Rongguang has participated have repeatedly achieved good ratings.
In the entertainment industry, Yu Rongguang is recognized as one of the most low-key stars. He doesn't sell off his knees or build momentum, he only concentrates on work and life. Especially in the family, it is even more restrained and conservative.
For more than 30 years, no one but relatives and friends has seen his wife's true face. This lady does not belong to the entertainment industry, but is just an ordinary employee of a state-owned enterprise, and the two have been in love with each other since they got married, and their love is still there.
Yu Rongguang's fruitful first love has also become the most important spiritual sustenance in his life. Back then, she was not as beautiful as she is now, but she was moved by the sincerity and loyalty of young actors.
In the long relationship, the woman patiently tolerates, understands and supports the fragile inferiority complex when Rongguang is anxious or confused. And the latter is even more consistent, consistently caring for his wife, and treating her as a treasure of life.
After decades of running-in, they often have a tacit understanding when encountering things, and they can comfort each other even if they don't rely on words. This transcendent spiritual bond allows the two to be closer even when the storm comes.
The acting skills are both fruitful and the low-key person is admirable
Yu Rongguang, an artist who combines acting skills and martial arts. His hearty play and restrained and natural performance all show a solid foundation and profound heritage.
But unlike superficial publicity, he attaches more importance to inner cultivation and always maintains a modest and low-key attitude. It is this unique attitude towards life that makes him shine in the film and television industry.
Compared with the "Undefeated in the East" Jet Li at the same time, although Yu Rongguang's status in Chinese films is slightly inferior, the two are good at their own performances. Jet Li is better at embodying the external form and visual impact of Chinese kung fu, while Yu Rongguang deeply understands the inner and emotional transformation of the characters.
He is not confined to the gorgeous appearance, but pays attention to the portrayal of the character's personality and inner characteristics. The acting skills are decent, lifelike and layered, and have won praise from the audience.
Whether it is a movie or a TV series, Yu Rongguang's performance gives people a real and three-dimensional impression of the characters. Because of this, he can often create the most full stop and Chinese characters in the play, so that the audience can remember.
For example, Uncle Chang Fa in "Wolf Poison Flower" and Wang Xifeng in "In the Name of the People" have all become popular classic characters.
has been based in the harsh entertainment industry for decades, and Yu Rongguang has always belonged to the low-key category. Don't sell off, just seek the inner extraordinary. He always focuses on work and life, seclusion from the world, and never hypes up grandstanding.
Even in the face of doubts, he never complained, but worked harder to let the results and works defend themselves. It is precisely because of letting go of fame, fortune and glitz that this veteran of the film and television industry can maintain his original intention and pure heart, consistently.
In a low-key manner, he is still recognized as a good actor and a tough guy in the industry, and this calm and detached state is even more admirable.
Yu Rongguang, a perfect artist who combines strength, character and feelings. In the past 60 years, he has always cherished his love and awe for art, constantly challenging himself and pursuing a higher realm.
Whether it is performance or life, Mr. Yu adheres to a simple, simple, gentle and jade-like style of doing things, and perfectly interprets traditional Chinese virtues, which can be called a model in the entertainment industry.
Teacher Rongguang not only has a deep foundation, but also is often quite patient in the crew and is willing to teach the younger generations. Many young actors have benefited greatly and have held him up as a role model. This kind of generous feeling of dedication inspires those who come after to take responsibility and serve the public.
In the teacher's state of unity of essence, qi and spirit, it often infects others and brings positive energy. In addition to acting, he has also embodied the background of being a man in his decades-long acting career.
In the face of success or failure, Mr. Yu has never had negative emotions of complaining, and has always had a peaceful and kind heart. This kind of steady, restrained and righteous temperament aptly interprets the spiritual character of contemporary Chinese.
Yu Rongguang has spent his life practicing the creed of "being a low-key person and paying close attention to his works", which is a rare and valuable benchmark figure in today's entertainment industry. We must not only learn Xi his solid acting skills, but also absorb the wisdom of life behind him.
This kind of unpretentious inner light is the spiritual guiding light that can be relied on the road of acting.