Behind the dazzling screen, 68-year-old Pan Hong is holding the crown of the Golden Rooster Award, but she feels unprecedented emptiness. In the bottom of her heart, there was a voice shouting: "I'd rather not be this actress, I want to have a few children." This is not only a personal emotion, but also a resonance for many women who have worked the road of art.
At the age of 38, Pan Hong was on the rise in her career. Faced with the choice between career and childbirth, she chose the former. Time flies, time is unforgiving, when looking back on the past, Pan Hong may have regrets in her heart.
The reason why Pan Hong can gain a firm foothold in the entertainment industry is not unrelated to her professionalism. She not only strives for excellence in performance, but also insists on participating in practical exercises to maintain the life texture and realism of her acting skills.
The young Pan Hong showed her prominence when she was at the Shanghai Theater Academy and was appreciated by Teacher Shi. The teacher not only taught her valuable acting skills, but also took her as an apprentice, which had a profound impact on her later acting career.
Pan Hong's success has sparked public concern about the lives of artists in their old age. She called on society to provide more care and support to this group to ensure that they can have a quality of life in their golden years.
In her decades-long career, Pan Hong is not alone. She and art director Mi Jiashan met at work, and the relationship between the two gradually warmed up and became each other's dependence.
Pan Hong's acting career actually began very early. In her childhood, under the influence of her grandmother, she germinated her desire to become an actress. At that time, she dreamed of being able to shine on the stage, but she never imagined that there would be so much glory and sacrifice on the road ahead.
This is the story of Pan Hong, an actress who has left a deep mark between her career and personal choices. Her experience is like a mirror, reflecting countless people who are struggling in the field of art, reminding us that every choice has its price, and after reaching the peak of life, what we may need to face is another emptiness in our hearts.