This photographic scroll calls me to cross the river of time and go back to the peak of the art world. Master Mei Lanfang stands in front of the stage and devotes herself wholeheartedly, like the bright brilliance in the picture, awakening and guiding the endless exploration of the Peking Opera world. He devoted his life to his meticulous work, showing the infinite charm of art, writing a glorious chapter in the history of Chinese theater and injecting new luster into the Chinese national culture. Let's explore the spiritual temple of this great artist and admire his extraordinary talent, hard work and innocence.
The road of art beginsMr. Mei Lanfang, a brilliant giant in the field of Chinese theatre, has drawn artistic elements from the day he was born. As a child, he continued to receive rigorous Peking Opera instruction, and made his debut at the age of nine, demonstrating extraordinary artistic talent. At that time, Peking Opera was respected by the society for its supreme position, and Mei Lanfang quickly rose to become a Peking Opera genius with her exquisite skills and ardent love.
Mei Lanfang became famous by accident, but it is actually a reward for hard work. In order to improve his acting skills, he tirelessly practiced singing, acting and body kung fu to improve his artistic realm. This tenacity and perseverance have made him comfortable on stage and have become a highly acclaimed and influential artist.
The imprint of art
The tide of time is irresistible, and even the great artists cannot avoid it. Mr. Mei Lanfang in the photo, although he has entered his old age, his enthusiasm for art is still the same. He wore a gorgeous costume, and his gestures showed his respect for the stage career. However, the wrinkles and loose muscles left by the years on his face silently tell of his persistent pursuit and selfless dedication to art.
In those days, artists lived a difficult life, and the shortage of materials seriously affected their lives. The scar on Mei Lanfang's face is both a product of that period and a testimony to the trauma of her skin. However, this scar also made him an outstanding and infectious performance, allowing the audience to deeply appreciate his love and persistence in art.
Mei Lanfang, known as an outstanding artist and patriot, refused to perform during the Japanese invasion of China, showing her firm stance and strong character; At the same time, in order to show his determination to resist the enemy, he did not hesitate to grow his beard to show his perseverance.
The patriotic spirit that he has always adhered to can be called a model of the times, and is deeply respected and praised by everyone.
After the founding of the People's Republic of China, Mei Lanfang and other artists enjoyed widespread respect and preferential treatment. They have been actively cultivating the field of performing arts, and have continuously performed on stage, contributing many excellent works to the audience. Although he has experienced wind and frost and is not in good health, he insists on standing on the stage and devotes himself to the film and television industry.
In May 1961, Mr. Mei Lanfang insisted on performing the play "Mu Guiying in Command" at the People's Theater despite his illness, but died only 68 days later at the age of 67. His life course shows his unremitting pursuit and dedication to art. His legacy is not only a brilliant art treasure, but also a spiritual force that inspires people to forge ahead, inspiring us to keep moving forward.
Although the moment shown in this portrait does not fully reflect the artist's life course, his outstanding artistic talent has been deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. Mei Lanfang's personal achievements and artistic value complement each other, guiding everyone to pursue a better life. His experience tells us that only by devoting oneself to artistic creation and keeping forward with firm belief can we reach extraordinary heights. Mei Lanfang's story will be passed down from generation to generation, and his artistic light will continue to shine in the long sky of Chinese culture.