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Born in December 1938, Liang Polo, formerly known as Liang Ren, grew up in Xi'an, Shaanxi Province, to a family full of knowledge. Both of his parents are highly educated, and in addition to him, there is also a younger brother of a magician known as the "Lingnan Demon King", Liang Yi. Since childhood, he has been nicknamed "Big Pineapple" for his family's love of pineapples, and his younger brother is affectionately known as "Little Pineapple". Although Liang Polo has tried to change his name to Liang Ren several times, this wish has never been realized due to various reasons.
In 1955, after graduating from high school, Liang Polo was admitted to the Performance Department of Shanghai Theater Academy with excellent results. After four years of hard work, he successfully completed his studies in 1959 and was assigned to Shanghai Haiyan Film Studio as an actor. Soon after, Shanghai Haiyan Film Studio and Shanghai Pegasus Film Studio merged to form Shanghai Film Studio, and Liang Polo became a part of Shanghai Film Studio.
In 1960, Liang Polo, who was only 23 years old, played the role of the actor "Liang Hong" in the film "No. 51 Military Station" created by Shanghai Film Studio. Liang Hong's role is intricate, and he needs to easily switch between the four roles of soldier, businessman, gang boss and underground worker, which undoubtedly brings great challenges to Liang Polo.
Since then, Liang Polo has starred in many well-received films such as "Desert Camel Bell", "Blue File", "Dongchang Blood" and so on. In particular, in 1980, he co-starred with actor Xiang Mei in the anti-special movie "Blue File", which was popular all over the country and was deeply loved by the audience. In the film, Liang Polo successfully created the image of underground party member "Li Hua" and won warm applause from the audience.
The three works of "No. 51 Military Station", "Blue Archive" and "Spring and Autumn in a Small Town" were praised by film critics as Liang Polo's "underground worker trilogy", which established his irreplaceable and important position in the Chinese film industry.
It is worth mentioning that Liang Polo not only has extraordinary acting skills, but is also a talented all-round artist. As early as 1983, he released his first music album "Liang Polo Solo Songs", which fully demonstrated his extraordinary talent in the field of music.
Whether it's singing psalms, hosting galas, or playing various roles in a variety of film and television dramas, Liang Polo has always shown his extraordinary artistic talent. In 1992, when Liang Polo was at the peak of his career, he was suddenly hit by a heavy blow of fate - at this time, he had just returned to his hometown of Shanghai after a successful completion of a large-scale celebration in Fujian Province, but his wife Liu Junrong was shocked to find that his face was pale, so he was immediately sent to the hospital for treatment.
After a comprehensive and meticulous examination, it was confirmed that Liang Polo had an attack of cholecystitis, which caused bile duct obstruction, and he had to be hospitalized for treatment. Traditionally, he should have undergone surgery as soon as possible, but given that cholecystitis had already caused some damage to the liver, the doctors decided to keep him hospitalized for a few days until the inflammation subsided. However, what is worrying is that in just over ten days, Liang Polo's physical indicators have dropped sharply again, which in turn induces extremely fatal acute necrotizing pancreatitis! As one of the most vital organs of the human body, the pancreas has unimaginable consequences once a lesion occurs.
In order to save Liang Polo's precious life, the doctors had to perform immediate surgery to completely remove the necrotic tissue. Before entering the operating room, Liang Polo said to his wife affectionately: "If something happens to me, you must be strong and take good care of our daughter until she becomes an adult." Hearing this, Liu Junrong burst into tears and choked up in response: "Our family can't do without you, you must return safely, I will look forward to it outside the operating room, waiting for you to return triumphantly." ”
On that day, Liang Polo resolutely accepted this life-and-death operation. However, soon after, he began to develop a high fever, his consciousness gradually blurred, his body temperature soared to an astonishing 40 degrees Celsius, and the whole person fell into a deep coma. The hospital even issued critical illness notices to family members on two occasions. At that time, their daughter was still studying on the university campus, and Liu Junrong was waiting alone in the ward, feeling lonely and helpless like never before.
In early April 1992, Liang Polo had to undergo surgery again. This time, the doctors decided to remove all of his necrotic pancreas and then transferred him to the intensive care unit, where he was covered with 12 tubes.
On the third day after the operation, something unfortunate happened, Liang Polo's condition deteriorated sharply, he developed terrible sepsis, and a large amount of fluid accumulated in his chest. The attending physician said to his wife, Liu Junrong, in a heavy voice: "We will do everything in our power to save your husband, but you must always be mentally prepared for the worst." Hearing these words, Liu Junrong's tears poured out like a flood, almost plunging her into despair.
Liang Polo was unable to breathe on his own and had to undergo a tracheostomy and could only rely on a ventilator to maintain his life. After spending more than 3 long months in the intensive care unit, he launched a fierce battle with death, hovering on the edge of life and death several times. Until he was finally transferred to the general ward, and the moment the doctor announced that he was out of danger, Liang Polo and the doctor couldn't help but burst into tears, while Liu Junrong finally let go of the burden in her heart and cried bitterly.
After Liang Polo recovered and was discharged from the hospital, many fans and friends expressed their deep blessings and care to him in the form of letters and telegrams. One of the fans wrote: "You are not only you, but also a treasure in the hearts of the fans, so we implore you to cherish your life and continue to dedicate wonderful works of art to us." These affectionate words deeply moved Liang Polo and his wife, and tears burst out of their eyes several times.
In that turbulent era, Liu Junrong, a Shanghai girl from an ordinary working family, was a big fan of Liang Polo. She has watched the immortal classic film "No. 51 Military Station" starring Liang Polo many times, and has endless admiration and love for this handsome and talented film superstar.
When Liang Polo was criticized and thrown into the cowshed because of his background, the young Liu Junrong did not flinch, but approached his life without hesitation. She falsely claimed to be a relative of Liang Polo, sent him clothes and food, and used letters to convey love and encouragement.
In the face of such sincere emotions, Liang Polo initially felt inferior and worried, worried that he would become a burden to his sweetheart. However, with Liu Junrong's firm support and continuous encouragement, he finally mustered up the courage and bravely accepted this deep friendship.
At the end of the sixties, the leisure time in the family of the artist Liang Polo was full of warmth. However, the unexpected happened in 1967, when Liang Polo accidentally fell from a height while cleaning his daily bedding in the stairwell of his house, resulting in a serious fracture of his left leg. During his treatment at a well-known hospital in Shanghai, his lover Liu Junrong was always by his side and gave him meticulous care.
After being discharged from the hospital, Liu Junrong did not hesitate to take Liang Polo home and take care of his daily life in person. Liu Junrong's mother was a kind and kind woman, who treated Liang Polo as if he were her own son, and carefully cooked nutritious soup for him. In that era of scarcity, buying meat required a strict rationing system, and in order to restore Liang Polo's health as soon as possible, Liu's mother even did not hesitate to sacrifice the rations of the whole family just to provide him with adequate nutrition.
In such a deep love, Liang Polo felt unprecedented warmth and strength, and strengthened his determination to spend the rest of his life with Liu Junrong. On a beautiful day in October 1970, Liang Polo finally entered the sacred hall of marriage hand in hand with his beloved Liu Junrong. Although they still have to endure the pain of separation after marriage, this innocent and immaculate love has never faded due to distance.
The kind and virtuous Liu Junrong always tries her best to cook delicious meals for her husband and pickles some delicious pickles by herself so that he can enjoy them whenever he goes out to work. Whenever Liang Polo returns from filming in other places, Liu Junrong will carefully decorate his home to create a warm and comfortable little world for him, so that he can relax in this safe haven.
It is worth mentioning that although Liang Polo is often busy outside, he is always considerate of his wife's needs. Every time he came back from a trip, he could always choose the most suitable clothes for his beloved wife, but although Liu Junrong sincerely expressed her gratitude, she rarely actually wore these clothes, which made Liang Polo deeply regret that he no longer bought clothes for his wife.
In contrast, Liang Polo is very caring for his elderly mother-in-law. He carefully selects hats, scarves, clothing, shoes and other items for her according to her personal preferences, so that she can dress appropriately and feel happy every day.
Those tumultuous years were over, and in 1976, Liang Polo returned to his beloved Shanghai Film Studio to begin a new chapter in his career.
Since the beginning of 1978, he has participated in the filming of many popular films and TV series as a starring role, such as the classic "Desert Camel Bell", the passionate "Moment", the profound and fascinating "Midnight", the historical "Spring and Autumn in a Small Town", and the dazzling "Glittering Colored Ball", etc. Every screen appearance shows his extraordinary acting skills.
However, the sudden serious illness in 1992 was undoubtedly a heavy blow to Liang Polo, who was already over half a hundred years old. The choice between life and death made him think deeply about the true meaning and value of life.
After recovering, although the major crews and performance units have sent him sincere invitations, for the sake of his health, his wife Liu Junrong resolutely declined all job opportunities and insisted that her husband recuperate at home in order to recover his strength.
Under the meticulous care of his wife, coupled with his own great attention to health care, Liang Polo's physical condition gradually improved and returned to a normal life trajectory.
Since the second half of 1993, he has been actively involved in various performance activities, and since 1994, he has gradually set foot in the field of film and television dramas, and has participated in many excellent works that have attracted much attention.
It is worth mentioning that in the series of short films "Oriental Little Stories" produced by Shanghai Dragon TV, he successfully created the image of "Su Dongpo", a historical figure; In addition, he also played the role of an underground worker in the hit drama series "The Strange Case of Shanghai Jade", although he only played a supporting role, but won unanimous praise from the audience.
In 1995, the Taiwanese TV series "Love Sword Mountains and Rivers" warmly invited Liang Polo to play the leading role, but just as the contract was about to be signed, Liang Polo had to regrettably choose to withdraw due to a recurrence of an old waist disease.
This undoubtedly became a small regret and episode in his career.
However, for Liang Polo, who is already over the age of six, health is obviously more precious than fame and fortune. After entering the new century, he began to slow down the pace of work, and only made cameo appearances in film and television dramas such as "Smile", "Once Upon a Time in Macau", "Young Deng Enming", and "Dream of a Wealthy Family".