The "Drama Emperor" and Zhou Xuan broke up due to a misunderstanding, his wife was 15 years younger than him, and bluntly said that he had nothing to do with Zhao Dan

Shi Hua's stage and screen brilliance

In the 1951 film "Sisters and Sisters Stand Up", Shi Hui's shadow seems to live forever on the screen. However, his career is like a begonia, which has gone through ups and downs and still blooms.

On May 5, 1980, Li Lihua returned to Shanghai and reunited with her old friends. Her reunion with Huang Zuolin and Zhao Dan self-evidently evoked memories of the past. talked about Zhou Xuan, and it touched the melody of that era. And Shi Hui, the actor who has worked with her in "Fake Phoenix" and "Sunny Day", has become her biggest regret.

Shi Hui, formerly known as Shi Yutao, was born in 1915 in a large family in Tianjin. His early career was full of twists and turns, from a railroad driver to an apprentice in a dental clinic and then to a salesperson in a cinema. But all this laid the foundation for his later acting career.

Shi Hui's love for Peking Opera and his obsession with movies eventually led him to the stage. Under the recommendation of his old classmate Lan Ma, he began to get involved in drama and quickly made a name for himself in the Shanghai drama industry. He is not only a talented actor, but also a multi-talented artist. He was involved in writing, directing, and even writing his own scripts.

On the drama stage, Shi Hua has conquered countless audiences with his unique style and keen emotional sense. His talent and diligence have earned him the title of "Emperor of Drama" in the hearts of Shanghai audiences. In the hard work troupe, he became an indispensable "pillar" actor, fighting side by side with many colleagues and persevering to the end.

In 1942, the play "Begonia" made Shi Hui's name a household name. At first, people were not optimistic about Shi Hua playing Begonia, because there was a certain gap between his appearance and the role. However, with his talent and hard work, Shi Hui successfully shaped this character. He studied the character and singing voice in depth, asked Cheng Yanqiu for advice, and constantly revised his performance. On the stage, he showed the multiple personality traits of begonias and won warm applause from the audience.

In addition to "Begonia", Shi Hua also has an outstanding performance in the film field. In films such as "Children of the World" and "Corrosion", his acting skills have been further shown. He is not only an excellent actor, but also a thoughtful artist. He cares about society, pays attention to life, and integrates his own thinking into his role.

However, life is like a play, and drama is like life. Shi Hui's life is also full of ups and downs. In 1957, he died young, leaving people with endless regrets. His departure seems to have taken away part of the glory of that era.

Li Lihua's reunion with old friends reminds us of that era. The stories of the deceased, the laughter and tears of the past, have become eternal memories. And Shi Hui, this actor with a unique style, has become one of the representatives of that era.

Shi Hua: The splendor of the stage and the screen

On May 5, 1980, Li Lihua returned to Shanghai to reunite with old friends. In this gathering, her concern for Zhou Xuan and Shi Hui's nostalgia were particularly obvious. These names, which have left a deep mark on the screen, are the epitome of that era.

Shi Hui, formerly known as Shi Yutao, was born in 1915 in Tianjin to a large family. His early life was marked by many changes, from a railroad driver to an apprentice in a dental clinic to a salesman in a cinema, which became the inspiration for his later artistic career. His love for Peking Opera and his obsession with drama eventually led him to the stage.

Under the recommendation of his old classmate Lan Ma, Shi Hua began to get involved in drama and quickly made a name for himself in the Shanghai drama industry. With his unique style and keen emotional touch, he has conquered countless audiences. He is not only a talented actor, but also a multi-talented artist. He was involved in writing, directing, and even writing his own scripts. In the hearts of Shanghai audiences, he was hailed as the "Emperor of Drama" and became a highly respected artist.

The roles portrayed by Shi Hua on the stage of drama are deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, the most famous of which is the corner of the begonia in "Begonia". At first, people were not optimistic about Shi Hua playing Begonia, because there was a certain gap between his appearance and the role. However, with his talent and hard work, Shi Hui successfully shaped this character. He studied the character and singing voice in depth, asked Cheng Yanqiu for advice, and constantly revised his performance. On the stage, he showed the multiple personality traits of begonias and won warm applause from the audience.

In addition to "Begonia", Shi Hua also has an outstanding performance in the film field. In films such as "Children of the World" and "Corrosion", his acting skills have been further shown. He is not only an excellent actor, but also a thoughtful artist. He cares about society, pays attention to life, and integrates his own thinking into his role.

However, life is like a play, and drama is like life. Shi Hui's life is also full of ups and downs. In 1957, he died young, leaving people with endless regrets. His departure seems to have taken away part of the glory of that era.

Li Lihua's reunion with old friends reminds us of that era. The stories of the deceased, the laughter and tears of the past, have become eternal memories. And Shi Hui, this actor with a unique style, has become one of the representatives of that era.