In 1954, an ordinary Shanghai girl, Liu Ronghua, was born. She grew up in an ordinary family, and her parents had high hopes for her, hoping that she would marry well in the future.
However, when she was 10 years old, Liu Ronghua suffered a huge mental blow, and her beloved father died in an accident.
The loss of her father made her a child, withdrawn and introverted. But at the same time, Liu Ronghua also learned the ability to face life independently in this drastic change. At the age of 17, when she participated in the educated youth to go to the countryside, Liu Ronghua was no longer the fragile girl she used to be, but instead had a tenacious and stubborn personality.
A year later, she was admitted to the coveted Shanghai Theater Academy, and finally took the first step to become an actress.
Although it was very inconspicuous at first, Liu Ronghua still devoted herself to Xi her studies without distractions, and she seemed to have a hunch that the theater stage would be an opportunity to show herself and brighten up her otherwise ordinary life.
In her early 20s, Liu Ronghua rose to prominence on the screen, and she changed her name to Pan Hong to start the road of film. At first, the director and the audience were not optimistic about this newcomer, but with her excellent acting skills, Pan Hong quickly proved herself.
In one drama after another, she has successfully portrayed a variety of roles, whether it is an intellectual and intelligent white-collar woman or a noble lady and princess in the ancient court.
Especially in the 1982 movie "People to Middle Age", 28-year-old Pan Hong unexpectedly accurately interprets the inner world of a 40-year-old intellectual woman.
This made her win the Golden Rooster Award in one fell swoop, and since then she has established her status in the film industry. In the following years, Pan Hong continued to win trophies one after another.
At the same time, she also became the first Chinese actor to appear on the cover of Time magazine in the United States, and became famous for a while.
The 80s was Pan Hong's peak, from movies to TV series, she attracted much attention and was one of the most popular actresses at that time. However, just when her career was in full swing, her love life was not satisfactory.
Soon after marriage, she ran around filming all day long, and gradually drifted away from her husband. 8 years later, this marriage without foundation came to an end, but Pan Hong did not have too much concern because of this, and her acting career is still her first pursuit.
After soaring in the 80s, Pan Hong ushered in the first low period of her life. With the changes in the film market, she gradually lost the most glamorous opportunities in the past.
After countless auditions and waiting, Pan Hong finally chose to take a break from the screen and try to join the business world.
At first, she was enthusiastic about her new venture, and she spread out her connections to make a business. With her previous fame, Pan Hong's clothing store soon opened branches in many places across the country. She also created her own advertising agency.
But gradually, Pan Hong found that success in the business world could not bring her a real sense of achievement, and that love for acting still haunted her.
Until one day, a close friend enlightened Pan Hong, and at the age of 40, she can still return to the film and television industry. With the matchmaking of friends, Pan Hong received a film invitation from Hong Kong.
This time, she bravely chose a comedic role that was very different from her previous style. And in order to prepare for this role, Pan Hong started again, went deep into life experience, and vowed to play well as he did when he was young.
When the movie was released, everyone applauded Pan Hong's transformation. She relied on this film to win many awards such as the Golden Rooster Award and the Hundred Flowers Award in one fell swoop, and successfully opened the second peak period of her acting career.
Just like the phoenix nirvana, Pan Hong once again proved his strength after the trough.
After entering middle age, Pan Hong needs to face another challenge in her acting career - competing for opportunities with young and beautiful newcomers. She understands that relying only on external charm is no longer effective, and she must continue to innovate on the way to act.
So Pan Hong decisively switched to the TV circle, which was in the limelight at that time.
Surprisingly, Pan Hong, who is no longer a young girl, has successfully created a series of popular mother figures. is no longer a charming and moving heroine, but a convincing interpretation of the stern mother-in-law and mother-in-law.
The audience saw a new side of Pan Hong's acting skills, and her casting route also inspired many actors of the same age, opening the door to transformation.
Now 67 years old, Pan Hong is still active in the front line of art. She uses her story to prove that age is no longer a stumbling block and that there is no age limit for classics.
As long as you don't give up on challenges and forge ahead, and continue to enrich the connotation of acting, you will have the opportunity to shine. The younger generation of actors all respect every step Pan Hong has taken in this circle, because it is a valuable experience in exchange for perseverance and wisdom.
When asked about her future plans, Pan Hong smiles and says that good works are still my only pursuit. No one knows if she is also faintly thinking in her heart, even if she gets another chance to play a role that truly belongs to her.
But there was no satisfaction on her face, only her dedication and enthusiasm for acting. This is something that the past years cannot take away.
Wronged his feelings and devoted himself to work, this is the portrayal of Pan Hong's life. Looking back on her career now, she can't help but feel a little regretful in her heart.
Countless times she imagined whether her family life would have been more satisfying if she had not chosen to divorce back then, and whether she would have been accompanied by a group of children. Every now and then, Pan Hong can't help but ask herself in her heart whether success is more important or the company of her family is more important.
But after all, there are no ifs in life. The days of leaving, the fate that was missed, are destined not to come back. Pan Hong can only be pleased with her glamorous half of her life, which is the recognition and glory she has exchanged for youth and sweat.
Despite the melancholy and reluctance revealed from time to time on the interface, Pan Hong is still grateful to God for giving her talent in acting. can become an actress in the audience's mind, she sincerely feels that life is already very content.
For countless days and nights, Pan Hong was dazzling on the screen. She uses her own story to illustrate what is the infinite love and persistent pursuit of art.
Maybe 60 years later, Pan Hong will no longer appear in Time magazine, but her name has been engraved in the long history of Chinese films. This is the best footnote of her acting career.
One day the curtain call, Pan Hong will also leave satisfied, because she has lived out herself without regrets.