70-year-old Zhao Yazhi was rumored to have died, "There is no more Bai Suzhen in the world", and the studio issued a statement urgently

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2024-04-25 19:38Posted in Sichuan entertainment creators

Zhao Yazhi, one of the "TVB Four Flowers" in the 70s, has participated in many classic dramas, including "Heaven and Dragon Slayer", "Shanghai Tang" and "The Legend of the New White Lady", etc., and at the peak of her career, she chose to fade out of the screen because she had to take care of her three sons.

Recently, the death of 70-year-old Zhao Yazhi went viral on the Internet, and his studio issued an urgent statement yesterday (24th) to refute the rumors, directly reprimanding the rumor-mongers for having no moral bottom line.

Recently, a post with the title of "Zhao Yazhi has passed away, there is no more Bai Suzhen in the world, all the way is good", and it was rumored that Zhao Yazhi had passed away, and the news frightened a number of netizens.

Zhao Yazhi's studio immediately issued a statement to clarify: "Recently, there are platforms with no moral bottom line to maliciously publish the news of Zhao Yazhi's death in order to gain traffic, and for the individuals or institutions that spread and spread such rumors, we have entrusted a law firm to preserve evidence, and will take legal action to protect the legitimate rights and interests of Ms. Zhao Yazhi." ”

Zhao Yazhi's studio also asked those who maliciously posted fake news to delete the article, and at the same time called on the outside world not to believe the rumors at will, and said: "Thank you to every friend who cares about and supports Ms. Zhao Yazhi."

Zhao graduated from the Catholic Chongde English College in 1971 and later worked as a flight attendant at Japan Airlines.

In 1973, Zhao Yazhi participated in the first Miss Hong Kong contest held by TVB and won the fourth place.

In 1976, he resigned from his position as an aircrew because he longed for a job in the entertainment industry, joined the TVB drama team, and began to participate in TVB TV dramas.

Zhao Yazhi was one of TVB's "Four Great Flowers" in the 1970s and 80s, along with Wang Mingquan, Li Siqi, and Huang Shuyi.

Zhao Yazhi is known for her pretty and refined ancient costumes, and has starred in many classic Hong Kong and Taiwan TV series.

During the Hong Kong period, Zhao Yazhi's works, in addition to "Feng Chengcheng" in "Shanghai Tang", which helped her climb to the first peak, there were also "Zhou Zhiruo" in Jin Yong's novel adaptation of "Heaven and Dragon Slayer", "Su Rongrong" in the series of Gu Long's novel adaptation "Chu Liuxiang", "Yao Mulan" in the adaptation of linguist Lin Yutang's famous book "Jinghua Yanyun", and "Cheng Huaixiu", "Shen Fang" and "Jin Wuzhen" in the three different units of the "Joke about Qianlong" series, all of which have attracted great attention in Chinese areas.

In 1992, she starred in the Taiwanese drama "The Legend of the New White Lady" in "Bai Suzhen", which also set off the "White Snake Fever", which is also one of Zhao Yazhi's most classic film and television images in the hearts of the post-90s.

"The Legend of the New White Lady" has been popular for 30 years, and its CP with Ye Tong is still popular today.

In the recently hit variety show "Wireless Transcendence Class 2", Zhao Yazhi and Ye Tong participated in the recording of the show together, setting off a wave of discussion and triggering public memories.

Since 2000, Zhao Yazhi has devoted herself to a number of public welfare activities, including donating to the Wenchuan earthquake and the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake, visiting disaster areas, and investing in education and drinking water project fundraising.

Her active participation in social charity work won her the 2007 Huading Award for Best Film and Television Actress in Hong Kong and Taiwan, and in 2015, she won the 17th Huading Award for Outstanding Achievement in Chinese TV Dramas.

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