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Pang Min
In the 1980s, Pang Min was a well-known and famous actress, starring in many classic films such as "Small Characters", "Fog Is Vast", "Poseidon", "After the Trap", "Explosion at Dawn", "Where Not Flowing", etc., which were highly sought after by the audience.
Pang Min looks beautiful and has played a negative role many times, and the media has called her a beautiful "screen female agent". In life, Pang Min is a virtuous and good wife...
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Born in Penglai, Shandong Province, Pang Min was born in Shanghai in 1956 to an intellectual family. She is the eldest daughter in the family, with two younger brothers and a younger sister.
Due to the busy work of her parents, Pang Min has taken care of her younger siblings at home since she was a child, and at the age of 8, she will do laundry and cooking and do a full set of housework.
Young Pang Min
In 1973, at the age of 17, Pang Min graduated from Shanghai Nanyang Model High School, and Ms. Mai Ling recommended her to enter the Shanghai Opera House student class. In the 1950s, Mai Ling was a translator for Soviet experts, and when Soviet experts returned to China, she went to Shanghai Nanyang Model Middle School to teach Russian.
Ms. Mai Ling speaks fluent Mandarin, and under her influence, Pang Min's Mandarin is also very standard. Pang Min did not learn vocal music and dance, but spoke Mandarin well, so she was recruited to the Shanghai Opera House as a telegrapher.
In the following three years, Pang Min systematically received training in culture, vocal music, and lines, and also learned the blanket skills and small translations in Peking Opera.
Pang Min has a wide range of voices, and the teacher arranged for her to study the Pharyngeal School, so Pang Min became a sub-soprano. In 1976, Pang Min graduated from the cadet class and was left to work as an opera singer at the Shanghai Opera House.
At that time, model dramas were popular, and Pang Min played roles such as "Grandma Li" in "Red Lantern" and "Zhang Er Aunt" in "White Haired Girl", becoming the backbone of the troupe.
Pang Min stepped onto the screen by accident. In 1979, Wang Jiayi, a famous director of Changchun Film Studio, prepared to make the film "Little Characters" and came to Shanghai to select actors.
Wang Jiayi is a heavyweight director, directing "Five Golden Flowers" is extremely popular. At that time, there were several popular actresses in the troupe, but Wang Jiayi wanted to find some fresh faces, so Pang Min, who had bright eyes and bright teeth, entered his sight.
Stills from Pang Min's "Little Characters"
Soon, Pang Min arrived in Changchun by train for two days and two nights. She first underwent a two-month skit rehearsal with the actors, and then was arranged by the crew to experience life in the bus fleet in Changchun.
Three months later, Pang Min took a train from Changchun back to Shanghai to shoot. In "Little Characters", she played the bus conductor "Xiao Fang" who was somewhat backward in thinking.
During the filming, Pang Min often brought Eight Treasures Hot Sauce and Red Dates from home to his colleagues to eat, and also took them to the bus to buy cheap glutinous rice dumplings.
After shooting in Shanghai for 3 months, Pang Min returned to Changchun with the crew to shoot. The northeast is rich in soybeans, which are both cheap and good quality. Because of the large population in the family, Pang Min saved the living allowance for filming night dramas, and bought bags of soybeans to pack and send home.
It was almost the New Year, and Pang Min had bought a goose. With the help of her colleagues, she poured a little liquor into the goose, so that when the goose was drunk, it was both easy to slaughter and easy to shed its hair. Pang Min hung the cut goose outside the guest house and brought it back to Shanghai as a New Year's goods.
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After the national release of "Small Characters", Pang Min, Wang Weiping, Chi Zhiqiang and other starring actors became popular collectively. After the success of Pang Min's role as a backward xiaofang, many roles such as "bad women" have come to the door.
Pang Min stills
In 1980, pearl river film studios prepared to make the movie "Fog is Vast", and asked Pang Min to play the female agent "Lin Jing" in the film. The film is based on the manuscript novel "A Pair of Embroidered Shoes", in which Pang Min plays a "female agent" under great pressure.
Playing the male number one "Shen Lan" is the famous actor Yan Shikui, who is a dancer. There is a tango dance in the film, and Pang Min can't dance. In addition to filming, Yan Shikui often taught Pang Min to dance on the balcony of the Zhuying Factory Guest House.
Whenever this happened, all kinds of heads popped out of the windows around the house, and they thought that the two were in love.
Pang Min looks beautiful, and in the play, she wears high heels and a cheongsam, which becomes the biggest highlight of the film. Worried about the folds of the cheongsam, the costumer did not allow Pang Min to sit down. Pang Min stood for a long time, his legs were too sore to bear, so he took off his high heels and stood barefoot on the ground to rest.
When filming the scene of "Lin Jing" taking poison, Pang Min did not know how to act, and the director first let her eat pepper to find a feeling. Pang Min couldn't stand the spicy, but the effect was not good. Later, she drank a little liquor and finally finished shooting the poison shot.
After the release of "Fog is Vast", it brought great honors to Pang Min. In 1982, Pang Min starred in the female agent "Fangdao" in "After the Trap", and this role was also portrayed by Pang Min.
After becoming popular, Pang Min took over films such as "Where Not to Flow" and "Behind the Defendant", becoming one of the most popular actresses in the 80s.
Stills from Pang Min's "Where Not to Flow"
When filming "Where Not to Flow", Pang Min had several scenes of soup dumplings. In order to perform realistically, she really wrapped soup dumplings for everyone in the crew. Eating the prop soup dumplings that do not cost money, colleagues are very happy.
In 1986, Pang Min left the Shanghai Opera House and was transferred to the Shanghai Film Studio Actors Troupe.
In 1989, Pang Min got married. A popular female star like her can marry into a high-ranking family or a rich family. But Pang Min's love is supreme, and her husband is an editor of a Beijing media outlet, who loves music and supports Pang Min's career. The couple are like-minded and have a common language.
After marriage, Pang Min and her husband settled down in Beijing, but her unit was in Shanghai, and she often had to run back and forth between the two sides, which was quite hard. Pang Min has always wanted to take a longer time in Beijing so that he can stay in Beijing longer.
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Just 50 episodes of the indoor drama "Longing" came to the door, and Pang Min played the heroine "Tian Li" in the play. "Longing" has no mature script and is written while shooting. Several times the filming could not continue, the director organized the actors to sit together and come up with ideas to imagine the direction of the characters. With collective wisdom, "Longing" became a classic.
Stills from Pang Min's "Longing"
At that time, the crew rented a dry rest house at the foot of Xiangshan Mountain, and there were birds chirping every morning. After Pang Min and his colleagues put on makeup, the first thing they did was to catch the birds and quiet the scene. If it was still early after filming, Pang Min would buy some green vegetables and tofu and go back to cook for her family.
In 1992, Pang Min was transferred to the Bayi Film Studio, and finally ended his separation from her husband. In order to improve his artistic literacy, Pang Min entered the Literature Department of the People's Liberation Army Academy of Arts for further study while filming.
Since 2002, Pang Min has gradually faded from the public eye and taken up leadership positions, and she has entered the Department of Economic Management of the Graduate School of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences for further study.
Since then, Pang Min has planned and produced film and television dramas such as "Unrepentant Cangsheng", "Forced Crossing the Jialing River", "Zeng Kelin Out of customs", "Secret Calculation", "I owe you a hug in this life" and other film and television dramas, all of which have achieved good economic and social benefits.
It is worth mentioning that the versatile Pang Min is also a well-known program host, and in 1977, she hosted the Spring Festival Gala of Shanghai Television. After transferring to Beijing, she often hosted programs on CCTV and Beijing Television, and has served as the host of more than 100 large-scale literary and art evenings so far.
Pang Min's husband later entered an administrative office of the General Political Department. He has a gentle personality, while Pang Min is an acute child, the couple have complementary personalities, have a good relationship after being married for decades, and have never quarreled. Sometimes work is too busy, they go to the canteen to eat.
Pang Min in life is simple and low-key, and is a rare capable and virtuous wife. She always treated herself as an ordinary person and did not have a nanny at home. When she is not busy, she will go to the market to buy vegetables and cook for her family. She also sorts out the housework, cleans up the house, and is proficient in housework.
In the eyes of some actresses, doing housework is a work that has no gold content and meaning, and it is completely possible to ask a nanny to do it for you. But Pang Min does not think so, she feels that a woman does not do housework, does not cook for her family, and this family always lacks fireworks. And doing housework by yourself can also enhance the relationship with your husband.
In 2021, Pang Min is 65 years old and has retired with her husband. The couple watched movies together, listened to concerts, and discussed the performing arts together. Pang Min and her husband are both husband and wife and close friends, with harmonious feelings and tacit spiritual understanding, and are a veritable loving couple.
Pang Min recently photographed
It is said that the marriage in the show business circle is unstable, but Pang Min, who was extremely popular, and her husband first saw each other, holding hands all the way to Baishou. Kudos to Pang Min for her steadfastness in love!
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