In the 1980s, handsome on-screen heroes became famous through the movie "Cotai Strip", and her daughter is now an actress

Zhang Guomin, originally from Hengshui, Hebei Province, was born on June 20, 1949 in Daoli District, Harbin, Heilongjiang, northeast China, to a family of entertainers. Zhang Guomin's father was the director of the Harbin Railway Literary and Labor Troupe and the first batch of performing arts talents trained in New China. In 1959, due to his father's job transfer, Zhang Guomin, who was only ten years old, went to Beijing with his parents. In 1968, Zhang Guomin joined the army and served as an actor in the literary and art propaganda team of the Guangxi Military Region of the Chinese People's Liberation Army. In 1970, he became an actor in the Guangzhou Military Region Soldiers' Drama Troupe. In 1975, Changchun Film Studio adapted Haoran's novel "Golden Light Avenue" into a movie and put it on the screen, and Zhang Guomin and Wang Fuli and many other film newcomers were selected by Lin Nong to play roles in the crew. Zhang Guomin played the male protagonist Gao Daquan in the film, and the simple and upright artistic image of Gao Daquan played by Zhang Guomin left a deep impression on the audience, and Zhang Guomin also became famous with this film.

In 1982, Zhang Guomin entered the Beijing Film Studio as an actor. In 1985, he went to beijing film academy to study in the special training class for performance cadres. After graduating in 1987, he returned to beijing film studio as an actor in the actor troupe, and has starred in "Golden Light Avenue", "Fighting Shark", "Sari Ma ke", "The Mist of the Goddess Peak", "Diving Net", "Golden Deer", "Xizhao Street", "North Country Red Bean", "Ming Girl", "Gunshots in the Solun Valley", "A Man and a Woman", "Looking for the Devil", "Angry Airport", "Police Gate Tiger", "Mining the Sun", "Devil Issuing Card", "Distributor", "Distant Traveler", "Patching Up the Sky" and other films.

Zhang Guomin served as the head of the North Film Actors Troupe. After 2000, Zhang Guomin began to serve as the director of the Art Creation Personnel Center of China Film Group Corporation. The last work that Zhang Guomin can find so far should be playing Feng Guozhang in the TV series "Wuchang Shouyi" starring Li Chengru in 2006.

Zhang Guomin's daughter, Zhang Tangyan, now inherits her father's business and has become a film and television actor after graduating from the Beijing Film Academy. Born in 1978, she is a classmate of Huang Haibo, Haiqing and others. He is well known to the audience for playing Zhu Qiqi, who dares to love and dare to hate in "The History of Wulin", and has also had a good performance in film and television dramas such as "Langya List" and "The First Half of My Life", and is an excellent powerful actor.

Zhang Tangyan

When filming "Northern Red Beans", the director told Zhang Guomin, Liu Xiaoqing and others about the play;

1978 drama "In the Silent Place"

In 1975, he played Gao Daquan in the movie "Cotai Strip";

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In 1978, he played Liang Feng in the film "Fighting Sharks";

In 1978, he played Kabu in the film "Sari Marco";

In 1981, he played Chen Zhiping in the movie "Hidden Net";

In 1984, he played Zhao Can in the film "Ming Girl";