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Preface
Xiao Xiong, who used to be the goddess of the screen, has excellent looks and acting skills, and his acting career is a smash hit. However, her love life is controversial, and she divorced less than 10 years after getting married at the age of 25 and is still single. Is she a paranoid career strong woman, or a betrayer who doesn't stick to her feelings?
Did the setbacks after marriage make her completely give up the pursuit of love? What kind of mentality does 66-year-old Xiao Xiong have when she doesn't get married and have children? What is she pursuing in a life where the glory and setbacks of the entertainment industry are intertwined?
From worker to actress: Xiao Xiong's legendary life
Xiao Xiong, a Chinese mainland film and television actor, is known for his excellent acting skills and many classic roles. Let's explore her upbringing and fame.
Xiao Xiong was born in Shanghai on September 11, 1958. When she was a child, in addition to being very beautiful, she was full of interest in literature and art. In order to give full play to her talents, her mother sent her to the Children's Palace to learn dance and sing. In the Children's Palace, she saw a bigger stage and had a higher yearning for art in her heart.
After entering middle school, Xiao Xiong participated in the recitation class held by the Shanghai Repertory Theatre at the Youth Palace, and the accumulation of stage experience and psychological quality training laid a solid foundation for her to embark on the road of film and television art performance in the future.
In 1976, after graduating from high school, Xiao Xiong worked as a lathe worker at the Shanghai Institute of Industrial Microbiology. She is full of yearning for art and is unwilling to live a dull life. A year later, she quit her job and joined the Shanghai Youth Repertory Theatre as a drama actress.
In order to develop better, she decided to be admitted to the popular Kongzheng Drama Troupe at that time. In 1978, she was successfully admitted to the Kongzheng Drama Troupe and became a pillar of the troupe.
In 1979, Xiao Xiong starred in his first film "They Are in Love", which was a success. After that, she successively filmed films such as "Mountains and Waters" and "Bitter Fruits". In 1983, Xiao Xiong starred in the mainland's first TV series "Wasted Years", successfully created the image of a female educated youth, and won the first China TV Golden Eagle Award for Best Actress.
Xiao Xiong's acting experience is rich and diverse, and she has successively performed in films such as "Arc Light", "The Last Aristocrat", and "Heaven's Reply". In 2002, she cooperated with Xi Meijuan and starred in the anti-corruption TV series "People's Interests" directed by Liu Xin, playing the role of a prosecutor.
In 2003, she won the Golden Eagle Award again with the image of Xue Xilian in the TV series "Top Gun" and won the Outstanding Contribution Actress Award. Her acting skills and professionalism have enabled her to successfully play a number of female characters with different professions and personalities.
Xiao Xiong: The choice of art and love
Just when Xiao Xiong's artistic path was getting smoother and smoother, there were big problems in his marriage. When she was young, she met a young man, and the two fell in love very well and quickly fell in love. The road to marriage is not smooth. Xiao Xiong's career is thriving, but her dedication to her career sacrifices time with her husband.
Although her husband expects her to put her family first, Xiao Xiong's heart always yearns for the stage. The contradiction gradually arose, the relationship between the two broke down, and the conflict intensified due to fertility problems. Eventually, the marriage broke down and Xiao Xiong became single.
Despite her career success, her emotional failures are embarrassing. Now, she is alone, although she has no family, she still loves acting and lives calmly. This period of life has both glory and regret, but it is her unique life journey.
After the divorce, Xiao Xiong has been single. Although there was no shortage of excellent people around him to pursue, Xiao Xiong still chose to refuse. Having had a marriage experience, she knows that the profession of an actor is too special, and it will inevitably affect family harmony.
Although Xiao Xiong's love life is low-key, her artistic career has continued. In 2015, after starring in the last film and television drama, Xiao Xiong announced her farewell to the stage and ended her acting career. In his later years, Xiao Xiong enjoyed a leisurely life, gathering with friends every weekend to reminisce about the past and give valuable guidance to young actors.
"Wasted Years" and Xiao Xiong: Behind a classic TV series
In the long history of Chinese TV dramas, there is a work that has become a classic in the hearts of countless audiences with its profound themes and excellent performances - that is, the 1982 TV series "Wasted Years". In this drama, the superb performance of the heroine Xiao Xiong is even more unforgettable.
"Wasted Years" is China's first TV series with the theme of educated youth, which tells the story of the protagonist Ke Bizhou who excavated resources for the people in the mountainous areas and built a small hydropower station when he settled in the team.
In the play, the heroine Du Jianchun played by Xiao Xiong is a female intellectual, who was born in a military cadre family, and has pity and sympathy for Ke Bizhou. Soon after, Du Jianchun's father was branded as a "capitalist roader", and her life changed dramatically.
Xiao Xiong's acting skills are superb, she can accurately interpret the inner world of the character, so that the character's emotions and inner conflicts can be displayed in the most realistic way. Her story is full of courage, perseverance, and independence, and shows us how one woman can continue to move forward on the path of life and bravely pursue her dreams.
The success of "Wasted Years" is inseparable from Xiao Xiong's wonderful performance. Her performance is deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, making this drama a classic of Chinese TV dramas. Xiao Xiong's acting skills also left a deep impression on her in the hearts of the audience.
Xiao Xiong's performance in "Wasted Years" is an important milestone in her acting career. With her outstanding performance in the play, she won wide praise from the audience and opened a new chapter in her acting career.
Overall, "Wasted Years" is not only an excellent TV series, but also an important work in Xiao Xiong's acting career. This drama not only shows Xiao Xiong's acting skills, but also shows her love and dedication to art. And Xiao Xiong will continue to use her talent and enthusiasm to bring us more wonderful performances.
epilogue
Xiao Xiong's story is like a vivid film and television drama, full of ups and downs and emotions intertwined. Her acting career was bumpy and brilliant, and the failure of her marriage did not make her give up the pursuit of her career, but made her more focused on acting and achieved a legend.
Her persistence and perseverance not only won the applause of the audience, but also brought profound enlightenment to people: no matter what setbacks we encounter, we should face them bravely and persist in pursuing our inner dreams.
Every ups and downs in life is an opportunity for growth, and only by constantly moving forward can we reap a better life. May Xiao Xiong's story become a firm force on our way forward, inspiring us to bravely face the challenges of life and pursue the true value of our hearts.