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Recently, the 70th anniversary of the establishment of the Shanghai Film Studio Actors' Troupe invited many veteran actors to share their growth stories. What is surprising is that the 78-year-old Hong Rong is still charming, energetic, calm and generous. She used to be one of the rookies in the studio, and now she is a representative of the older and more beautiful.
Over the years, however, Hong Rong's name always seems to be associated with the scandals of other celebrities, and her unusually dramatic emotional experiences have often become the focus of attention from the outside world.
In fact, she has also created countless lifelike characters on the screen. Returning to "home" this time, perhaps what she will gradually be remembered for is no longer just the magnificent past, but her outstanding acting strength and unique screen charm.
Hong Rong's upbringing
In 1945, Hong Rong was born in Kunshan, Jiangsu Province, to an intellectual family. After graduating from high school, he entered the Shanghai Theater Academy to study Xi acting, and graduated in 1968.
After graduation, she did not immediately become an actress, but successively entered the military reclamation farm and factory training. In 1972, Hong Rong finally got his wish and entered the Shanghai Film Studio and began his career as a film actor. Soon after entering the studio, she emerged through the role of Xia Qianru in the movie "The Young Generation" and was regarded as one of the new stars of Shanghai Film Studio.
Also debuting at the same time as her were Li Xiuming, Bao Xun and other actors who later became popular. At that time, Hong Rong's skin was white and beautiful, and he was known as "White Moonlight". She has a slim figure and an elegant temperament, which is exactly the same as the role played by the famous actor Zhu Manfang in the original version.
Hongrong's career development
The 70s of the 20th century was the heyday of Hongrong's performance career. During this period, she starred in a number of films, such as "Lianxin Dam" and "The Story of Hidden Gold", creating a series of vivid screen images. Among them, in the 1979 movie "Son, Grandson and Seed", Hong Rong played the role of Xinmei who was deeply loved by the audience, and her simple and natural performance won recognition.
In the 80s, Hong Rong began to transform into a mother. In the movie "Old Things in the South of the City", she played the role of Yingzi and Mu, who was restrained and gentle, and portrayed the image of this "lady" intellectual, which was highly appreciated by the original author Lin Haiyin. After the 90s, Hong Rong rarely appeared solo, and chose to retreat behind the scenes in order to support the career development of his new love Li Zhiyu.
Even if there are occasional cameos, they also play more supporting roles or tricks. But judging from her performance in works such as "Hero's Tears" and "Loyalty", she can still portray each character vividly.
Hong Rong's emotional experience
In 1972, Hong Rong married director Yang Yanjin. The two were classmates at the Shanghai Theater Academy, and their relationship was once very good. But the good times didn't last long, Yang Yanjin's heart was troubled, and he had an extramarital affair with actress Pan Hong, which caused Hong Rong to take extreme measures to make Yang Yanjin's love letter public, which ended in divorce.
In the 90s, Hong Rong began to fall in love with Li Zhiyu. Li Zhiyu has a gentle personality, and the two have the same philosophy, and Hong Rong is very satisfied with this relationship. In 2021, Li Zhiyu unfortunately passed away, and Hong Rong fell into deep grief for a while.
With the help of her friends, she finally regained a positive attitude. Today's Hong Rong looks more elegant and calm, and has become a representative of the older and more beautiful.
This incident quickly aroused heated discussions among netizens on the Internet, and some netizens thought that Hong Rong had experienced too many ups and downs and was difficult to truly achieve happiness.
Some netizens also believe that Hong Rong is like a jasmine flower, which is still fragrant after wind and rain. Some netizens believe that we should not judge a woman's emotional experience too much, but should remember her past performance achievements.
Hongrong is worth remembering
First of all, Hong Rong was a rising star in the film studio in the 70s. He has emerged in many films such as "The Young Generation" and "The Story of Tibetan Gold", and is regarded as a key training object. Secondly, she has created many lifelike screen images in many periods, such as the gentle and generous Yingzimu, the unpretentious Xinmei, etc., and her acting strength is undoubted.
Finally, now at an advanced age, she is still in good spirits. This kind of free and elegant temperament makes her an excellent representative of the older she gets, the more beautiful she becomes. Whether in terms of acting skills or demeanor, Hong Rong is very worthy of being remembered by future generations.
summary
Hong Rong has experienced too many ups and downs in her life, and she has encountered ups and downs in her relationship and career. But at the same time, she has also portrayed countless unforgettable roles on the screen. Today, she is still charming and worthy of being a Xi for future generations.
When this once unknown veteran actor returns to "home", perhaps more people can remember those vivid screen images, not just her magnificent life story. What do you think is the most memorable thing about Hongrong? Welcome to interact with me in the comment area.