In "Gambler II: Gambler on the Beach", Gong Li plays two roles of "Ru Xian" and "Ru Meng" and talks about love with Xingye
The early 1990s was the most brilliant era of Hong Kong films, and many regions in Asia were the main markets for Hong Kong films, especially Taiwan Province's hong Kong films can be said to have reached the level of flocking to Hong Kong films, and Stephen Chow's films were even more popular and popular in Taiwan. However, due to the Taiwan policy that year did not allow films starring mainland actors to be released in China, "Gambler II. Gamblers on the Beach" had to find a Taiwanese actress instead of Gong Li, and specially filmed an exclusive Taiwanese version, this actress was the jade singer Fang Jiwei (now renamed Fang Jiwei).
Fang Jiwei was named "Military Lover" and "Student Lover" that year, which is simply the goddess of the whole people
The 52-year-old Fang Jiwei debuted in Taiwan in the mid-1980s, and quickly became popular with her pure appearance and excellent singing skills, so Wang Jing named her to replace Gong Li to play the heroine of "Gambler II. Shangtan Gamble Saint", and the Cantonese and Chinese versions of the theme songs "Hate Meet Again Today" and "The Sky Changed Heart" were interpreted by her. Mainland audiences may not be familiar with Fang Jiwei, but for Taiwan's post-60s and post-70s generations, she is a goddess-level figure comparable to Zhou Huimin.
In 1992, when Fang Jiwei was at the peak of his career, he was diagnosed with thyroid follicular cancer, made a brief comeback after recovery, began to fade out of the show business circle in the early 1990s, and then became obsessed with buddhist cultivation and learning yoga health, until 2005, he returned to make TV series and records, and is still active in the show business circle.