Li Xiangqin
On January 4, the famous Hong Kong actress Li Xiangqin died at home due to illness at the age of 90, and her daughter confirmed the news of her mother's death. Li Xiangqin starred in Cantonese opera films, and has participated in TV series such as "Happy Events at Home", "Happy Events in Huatian", "Dragon Slaughter in The Heavens", "Storm of Hearts 2: Good Moon in The Family" and other TV series.
Li Xiangqin, formerly known as Li Ruiqin, a native of Shunde, Guangdong, loved Cantonese opera since childhood, officially stepped onto the stage at the age of sixteen, once had the title of "Second Gang King" ("Second Gang" is the first supporting actress in Cantonese opera), the first film work was "Huang Feihong Three Drama Female Dart Master" in 1956, and also starred in "Mandarin Duck River Resentment", "Han Wudi Dream Huiwei Lady", "Street Queen", "Nine Nine Nine Strange Three Murderers" and other movies, known for playing villain roles, especially the image of adulterers, stepmothers, mistresses and other most prominent, known as "a generation of adulterous concubines".
In 1974, Li Xiangqin and Tan Bingwen jointly founded the Happy Film Company, performing the comedy "Daxiangli" as the protagonist for the first time, and in 1976, he single-proprietorship of lee's film company and produced the famous comedy "You Tie It". In 1972, Li Xiangqin joined TVB and became one of the pillars of the longevity variety show "Happy Tonight", and "Daxiangli", which cooperated with Tan Bingwen, was even more popular, and later made into a movie.
In 1992, Li Xiangqin played the role of her mother in "Happy Family Affair" starring Maggie Cheung, Stephen Chow, Cheung Kwok-wing and others to impress fans. In 2008, the 76-year-old Li Xiangqin played Concubine In "Storm of Hearts 2: A Good Moon", which was deeply loved by the audience.