Performance artist and Blue Sky Wild's wife Di Xin died at the age of 91

Beijing News (Reporter Liu Zhen) On the afternoon of November 17, the Beijing People's Art Theater released an obituary through the official Weibo: Beijing People's Art Theater performing artist, member of the China Dramatists Association, director of the Beijing Dramatists Association, and wife of The old Beijing Artist Lan Tianye died of illness at the age of 91 in Beijing at 10:45 on November 17, 2018. According to the wishes of Di Xin himself and his family, there is no spiritual hall in the home and no farewell ceremony for the remains.

In his early years, Di Xin attended Beiping Zhicheng Girls' High School. During his studies, he loved literature and art. In 1946, Di Xin entered the second team of the drama as an actor, and the first play he participated in was Guo Moruo's "Peacock Guts", playing Shi Jixiu, the maid of Princess Agai in the play.

In 1952, Di Xin entered the Beijing People's Art Theater and created many characters on the drama stage: Xi Shi in "The Sword of Courage", Zhu Shuxiu in "Guan Hanqing", Cai Wenji in "Cai Wenji", Wang Zhaojun in "Wang Zhaojun", Claire in "The Noble Woman Returns home", Dr. Ding in "Metamorphosis", Tu Luxina in "The Wise Man Must Have a Mistake", and Prosperity in "Thunderstorm".

In 1954, Di Xin married Blue Sky Wild. Lan Tianye once wrote in his autobiography "Smoke and Rain Pingsheng Blue Sky Wild": "Di Xin emphasizes feelings, attaches importance to friendship, and likes the true love between people, and later in the second team of the drama, the Huada Cultural and Labor Troupe, until the Beijing Renyi, there are always many people who like to associate with her." She is genuine, warm-hearted to her friends, and stronger than I am. ”

According to Blue Sky Wild's autobiography, 1964's "Before Marriage" was a very memorable collaboration between him and Di Xin, "In 1964, I turned to directing and independently directed the first play "Before Marriage", in which Di Xin played the heroine captain Liu Yuchun. Since then, in the plays I have directed, such as "Save Her", "Tit-for-Tat", "The Noble Lady Returns Home", and "Wu Wang Jinge Yue Wang Sword", Di Xin has also participated in the performance. ”

On the Beijing Renyi Stage, the drama that the two co-starred in was the 1979 "Wang Zhaojun", di Xin played Wang Zhaojun, and Lan Tianye starred in the role of DaDan in the play.

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