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The regret on the Hong Kong screen is overwhelming
On the Hong Kong movie screen, where light and shadow are intertwined, Liao Junxiong's figure is like an indelible mark. He can always portray the character vividly when playing various roles, and the news of his death this morning is like a cold wind blowing through everyone's hearts.
From the "Big Grain" in "The Heavenly Master's Throne" to the iron-blooded knight in "The Legend of the Condor Heroes", Liao Junxiong can always impress with his unique acting skills. Whether it is the uninhibited and uninhibited in "Genghis Khan" or the perseverance in "The Man of Heaven and Earth", he has let the audience see the human light behind the character.
The witty and witty performance in "The Legend of Deer and Ding" is even more unbearable. Every moment he left on the screen has become an eternal classic in the hearts of fans.
Farewell and goodbye after chemotherapy
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When the news of the diagnosis of stomach cancer in April 2021 shocked everyone, many people sweated for Liao Junxiong. After chemotherapy, he admitted that his physical condition had improved, which made countless people who cared about him breathe a sigh of relief, thinking that this old actor would once again defeat the disease with perseverance.
The artist's body has been tortured again and again, and finally he has given in to fate. Despite this, Liao's courage on the sickbed still inspires everyone who strives for their dreams and life. He not only interprets the meaning of life in his own way, but also makes us understand that no matter how many hardships and hardships life throws us, we must face them with the strongest attitude.
Go with the Celestial Master on the Yellow Crane
"Wow, is this going to the Heavenly Master's shuttle bus to go directly to the clouds?" After learning the news, netizens not only expressed their condolences, but also did not lose their humorous nature, trying to alleviate the grief of losing their idols in a relaxed way. They have posted their nostalgia for Liao Junxiong and their memories of the role on social media, trying to express their respect for the veteran actor's contributions during his lifetime.
Netizens rushed to recall his classic image in "The Heavenly Master's Throne", as if he really took the mana in "The Heavenly Master's Throne" and disappeared into the clouds on the yellow crane, leaving a common memory of a generation.
The end of the Golden Age
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With the death of Liao Junxiong, it seems to indicate that the shining golden Hong Kong film era is gradually gone. People look back with emotion about the classic film and television works that brought us countless laughter and tears, and they were once the proudest symbol of Hong Kong films.
From the thriller and excitement of "Ghost Mission" to the funny entertainment of "Rich and Rich", each work carries the endless creativity and efforts of filmmakers. The departure of Liao Junxiong not only makes us lose an old artist, but also reminds us that the once glorious times have become memories, leaving behind endless nostalgia and infinite reverie for the future.
There are not enough crying memes
"Another good actor who made me run out of tear ducts is gone, and the memes are not enough to cry." A fan left a message in the comment area, not only expressing his grief over Liao Junxiong's death, but also humorously ridiculing his sentimentality. This reflects the unique way young netizens interact, preferring to remember their idols in a humorous way, while also finding a little solace in sad moments.
Such comments not only allow people to find warmth in their grief, but also inspire more people to share their memories and feelings about Liao Junxiong in the comment area, and jointly build a community full of emotion and support.
Arguments in the future
Liao Junxiong's departure has undoubtedly deprived the Hong Kong film industry of a valuable asset, and such a death event has invisibly stimulated everyone's discussion about the future of Hong Kong films. Some people worry that without these old artists, will Hong Kong films continue to be glorious in the past?
Others are optimistic that this will be an opportunity for a new generation of filmmakers to emerge, and Hong Kong films will usher in a new life. Such divergent perspectives have sparked heated discussions on social media, with everyone giving their voice to the future of Hong Kong cinema in their own way. No matter what the future holds, the artistic spirit and love for film left behind by Liao Junxiong will always inspire the hearts of every filmmaker.