On June 11, some media updated a video on social platforms, exposing the recent situation of the old drama bone Tian Hua. She has made a rare appearance recently, and she has difficulty moving in a wheelchair, but her mental state is still very good.
Tian Hua was wearing a red shirt and dressed up with great spirits, and in the part of taking photos with Zhang Yi, she proposed to let Zhang Yi be in front, because this would not make her face appear big. From her tone, you can feel that she is still very happy to participate in this activity, and Zhang Yi is also very cooperative with her predecessors, and immediately squatted behind.
When taking the group photo, Zhang Yishi squatted humbly on the ground, always taking care of Tian Hua, and the picture was very warm. Tian Hua smiled at the camera with a kind face, and the atmosphere was also very harmonious.
After netizens saw Tian Hua's interaction with Zhang Yi, someone commented: "I don't know what words to use to express my liking and admiration for Zhang Yi, I can only say that I like him well." Another person said: "No matter how old the girl is, she has to hide behind and take pictures, and Teacher Tian Hua is so cute." ”
It is difficult to see that Tian Hua is 92 years old, she was well known for playing Xi'er in the movie "White Haired Girl", and then brought classic works such as "Looking for Jackie Chan" and "Flying Over the Old People's Home". And she also won the Golden Phoenix Award, Hundred Flowers Award and other lifetime achievement awards.
Tian Hua is very successful in her career, but her family life is somewhat unfortunate. Four of her family's relatives died of cancer, and her son died suddenly in 2017. However, Tian Hua has always been able to maintain a positive and optimistic attitude, and he was still radiant in an interview a few months ago.
Tian Hua thinks it is good that she is very busy now, because the film industry still needs her, and she also wants to bring more good works to everyone, and will fight for art all her life.
Tian Hua is indeed an old artist with both virtue and art, and I wish her good health in the future.