In the Spring Festival of 1980, Shanghai filmmakers held a unique party. The party was full of joy, and the new and old stars of the film gathered together. The older generation includes Sun Daolin, Qin Yi, Jin Yan, Zhang Ruifang, Cheng Zhi, Zhong Xinghuo, Kang Tai, Han Fei, Yu Fei, Gao Bo, etc., some middle-aged Xiang Mei and Liang Boluo, and the younger generation has Chen Chong, Wu Haiyan, Zhao Jing, Mao Yongming, Wang Weiping, Zhang Zhihua, Chen Ye, and so on, which can be described as brilliant stars.
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Online transmission of the 1980 Shanghai Filmmakers Gala Clip: Sun Daolin played a song
Online transmission of the 1980 Shanghai Filmmakers Party: Wu Haiyan singing Beijing opera, Accompanied by Cheng Zhihuqin
Online transmission of the 1980 Shanghai Filmmakers Party clip: Han Fei Mao Yongming changed magic
Online transmission of the 1980 Shanghai Filmmakers Gala clip: Zhang Ruifang sang old songs with deep feelings
Online transmission of the 1980 Shanghai Filmmakers Gala: Qin Yi supported her husband Jin Yan for the last time
Online transmission of the 1980 Shanghai Filmmakers Gala: Chen Chong, Gao Ying, Zhang Zhihua, Zhao Jing, Chen Ye, Wang Weiping, Mao Yongming, Wu Haiyan and other self-introductions
Online transmission of the 1980 Shanghai Filmmakers Party clip: look at the wall calendar to Mei Liang Polo, guess the actor
Online transmission of the 1980 Shanghai Filmmakers Party clip: Zhao Dan sang "In the Spring" again, with mixed feelings
Online transmission of the 1980 Shanghai Filmmakers Gala Clip: "Li Shuangshuang" dumplings, "Xiwang" sends joy candy?
Online transmission of 1980 Shanghai Filmmakers Party Clip: Qin Yi Sings "Bao Snowflake"
Online transmission of the 1980 Shanghai Filmmakers Party clip: Zhao Jing performed henan pendants, full of charm
Online transmission of the 1980 Shanghai Filmmakers Gala Clip: Tough Guy Yang Zaibao sings love songs and laughs at everyone
Recently, the party has spread again on the Internet, and netizens have expressed their nostalgia.
Although many of the old artists who participated in this party are no longer there, many post-60s, post-70s and post-80s still remember them vividly. The reporter made a brief inventory of these old artists and their works:
Zhao Dan Data Map
Zhao Dan (June 27, 1915 – October 10, 1980), formerly known as Zhao Feng'ao, was born in Yangzhou, Jiangsu Province, Chinese mainland actor, director and screenwriter, and graduated from Shanghai Academy of Fine Arts. In 1932, he participated in his first film "Pipa Spring Grudge", thus starting a film career. In 1937, he starred in the feature film Cross Street. In 1939, he starred in the drama film "Children of China". In 1945, he directed Mao Dun's drama "Before and After the Qingming Dynasty". In 1949, he won the first prize for outstanding film of the Ministry of Culture of China for the feature film "The Crow and the Sparrow". In 1950, he starred in the drama film "The Legend of Martial Arts". In 1957, he starred in the feature film "Sea Soul". In 1958, the biographical film "Lin Zexu" starring him was released. In 1965, he starred in the feature film Immortality in The Fire, which was his last film before his death. On October 10, 1980, Zhao Dan died of cancer in Beijing at the age of 65. In 1995, Zhao Dan won the Best Actor Award at the Chinese Film Century Awards. In 2005, Zhao Dan won the 100 Outstanding Actors Award of Chinese Film in the 100 Years. On December 10, 2019, the bronze statue of Zhao Dan was inaugurated in the Shanghai Film Actors Troupe.
Sun Daolin Infographic
Sun Daolin (December 18, 1921 – December 28, 2007), formerly known as Sun Yiliang, was born in Beijing, jiashan County, Jiaxing City, Zhejiang Province, Chinese mainland actor and director, and graduated from the Department of Philosophy of Yenching University. In 1948, he participated in his first film "Reunion". In 1949, he won the first prize of the 1949-1955 Outstanding Film Award of the Ministry of Culture of China for his starring role in the feature film "The Crow and the Sparrow". In 1954, he starred in the war movie "Reconnaissance of Crossing the River". In 1959, the feature film "Ten Thousand Purples and Thousands of Reds Is Always Spring" starring him was released. In 1963, he played Xiao Jianqiu in the feature film "Early Spring February". In 1979, he starred in the biographical film "Li Siguang". In 1984, he wrote and directed his own drama film "Thunderstorm". In 1986, he directed and starred in the feature film "Very Big President". In 1988, he served as the host of the CCTV Spring Festival Gala. In 1995, he won the Film Century Award for Best Actor. In 2000, the biographical film "Zhan Tianyou", co-directed with Yao Shoukang, won the Best Feature Film Award at the 7th China Film Huabiao Awards and the "Five Ones Project Award" of the Central Propaganda Department. In 2005, he won the 100 Outstanding Actor Award of Chinese Film in the 100 Years. On December 28, 2007, Sun Daolin died of a sudden heart attack at the age of 86 in Shanghai Huadong Hospital.
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Kim Yeon (김염), formerly known as Kim Deok-lin (8 April 1910 – 27 December 1983), was born in Seoul, North Korea (now Seoul, South Korea), a Chinese-Korean actor. In 1929, he starred in his first film "Hot-blooded Boy". In 1930, he starred in the love movie "Wild Grass Idle Flowers". In 1932, he starred in the love movie "Wild Rose"; in the same year, in the voting campaign of "China's Top Ten Movie Stars" launched by "Electro-Acoustic Daily", Jin Yan won the highest number of male film stars, thus gaining the reputation of "Film Emperor". In 1933, he starred in the movie "Three Modern Women"; in the same year, he once again won the highest number of male film stars in the "Top Ten Film Stars in China" voting campaign launched by "Electroacoustic Daily". In 1934, he starred in the movie "The Road"; in the same year, in the star voting campaign initiated by Electroacoustic Weekly, he won three awards: "The Audience's Favorite Male Star", "The Most Beautiful Male Star", and "The Male Star with whom the Audience Most Willing to Be Friends". In 1936, he starred in the crime movie "Waves and Sands". In 1938, he starred in the costume film "Wu Song and Pan Jinlian". In 1940, he starred in the anti-war film "Long Sky". In 1947, he starred in the feature film "Spring Song". In 1949, he starred in the love movie "Lost Love". In 1950, he starred in the war movie "Heavy Light on the Earth". In 1954, he starred in the feature film "The Great Beginning". In 1957, he starred in the feature film "The Eagle in the Storm". In 1958, he starred in the feature film "Red Flag on the Sea". On December 27, 1983, Jin Yan died of illness at the age of 73.
Zhang Ruifang Infographic
Zhang Ruifang (June 15, 1918 – June 28, 2012), born in Beijing, was born in Baoding, Hebei Province, and Chinese mainland actress. In 1940, he participated in his first film "Baptism of Fire". In 1946, she played the village girl in the drama movie "On the Songhua River". In 1952, he played the guerrilla leader Zhao Yumin in the war movie "Southern Expedition and Northern War". In 1958, he starred in the feature film "Three Eight Rivers". In 1962, she won the Best Actress Award at the 2nd Hundred Flowers Film Awards for her feature film "Li Shuangshuang". In 1964, he starred in the feature film "Li Shanzi". In 1976, he participated in the feature film "The Young Generation". In 1978, he starred in "The Great River Rushing". In 1982, the children's film "Dingdong Spring Water" starring him was released. In 1986, he starred in the feature film "84·85 Years of T Province". In 1993, Zhang Ruifang received the Special Honor Award of the China Film Performing Arts Society. In 2003, Zhang Ruifang won the Lifetime Achievement Award of the 9th China Film Performing Arts Society Golden Phoenix Award. In 2007, Zhang Ruifang won the Lifetime Achievement Award for Chinese Films at the 10th Shanghai International Film Festival. At 21:38 on June 28, 2012, Zhang Ruifang died of illness in Shanghai Huadong Hospital at the age of 94.
Cheng Zhi Infographic
Cheng Zhi (February 3, 1926 – February 14, 1995), formerly known as Cheng Huichun (程会春), literally "Chunsun", was born in Wuhan, Hubei Province, and his ancestral home was Ningxiang City, Changsha City, Hunan Province, and was a Chinese actor. In 1945, Cheng Zhi joined the Shanghai Opera Art Experimental Theater Troupe and became a professional actor. In 1947, he starred in the comedy film "False Phoenix", taking this opportunity to enter the Wenhua Film Company and change from a drama actor to a film actor. In 1950, his film "My Life", directed by Shi Hui, was released, for which he won the Silver Medal for Outstanding Performance from the Ministry of Culture. In 1953, he joined the Shanghai Film Studio and participated in the feature film "Chicken Feather Letter" directed by Shi Hui. In 1954, he starred in the anti-special film "Mountain Bell Ringing Horse Gang" directed by Wang Weiyi. In 1959, he participated in the thrilling film "Desert Bandits" directed by Feng Zhe. In 1962, he participated in the comedy film "The Adventure of the Magician" directed by Sang Arc. In 1963, he starred in the war movie "Red Sun". In 1980, he starred in the romantic comedy film "Love, What is your last name?" directed by Yan Bili? 》。 In 1981, he starred in the feature film "The Legend of the Royal Horse". In 1983, he directed the costume TV series "The First Pass in the World". In 1984, he starred in the comedy film "Sadness and Smiley Face" directed by Zhang Gang. In 1985, his self-directed and self-acting TV series "The Death of a Famous Master" was broadcast on CCTV. In 1986, CCTV broadcast the mythological drama "Journey to the West", in which he played elder Jinchi, and in the same year, he participated in the comedy feature film "Amorous Hat" directed by Zhang Gang. In 1991, he starred in the comedy film "Nosy" directed by Zhang Gang. In 1994, he co-hosted the CCTV Spring Festival Gala (Opera Group) with Zhao Zhongxiang and Song Shixiong. On February 14, 1995, Cheng Zhi died of myocardial infarction at the age of 69.
Zhongxinghuo Infographic
Zhong Xinghuo (February 5, 1924 – December 25, 2014), born in Bozhou City, Anhui Province, Chinese mainland actor, graduated from the Department of Literature and Art of Shandong University. In 1950, he participated in his first film "Farmhouse". In 1955, he starred in the feature film South Island Storm. In 1959, he starred in the comedy film "Today I Rest". In 1962, he won the Best Supporting Actor Award at the 2nd Popular Film Hundred Flowers Awards for his comedy film "Li Shuangshuang". In 1964, he starred in the biographical film "Doctor Bethune". In 1969, he went to Shanghai Fengxian "Film May Seventh Cadre School" to participate in labor reform and the "Fight, Criticize, and Reform" movement. In 1974, he starred in the feature film "A Pair of Insurance Belts". In 1980, he won the Best Supporting Actor Collective Award at the 1st Golden Rooster Awards of Chinese Cinema for his feature film "Bashan Night Rain". In 1984, he officially retired from the Shanghai Film Studio. In 1987, he starred in the family movie "The Biography of Little Big Old". In 1991, he starred in the romantic comedy film "Lover". In 1997, he starred in the feature film "Today I Leave". In 2005, Zhong Xinghuo was awarded the honorary title of "National Film Artist with Outstanding Contribution" by the Ministry of Personnel and the State Administration of Radio, Film and Television. In 2009, he played the role of democrat Huang Shaohu in the tribute film "The Great Cause of Building the People's Republic". In 2014, he participated in the 120th anniversary of Mao Zedong's birth gift film "Mao Zedong in Shanghai 1924", which was the last film he starred in in his life. At 11:52 a.m. on December 25, 2014, Zhong Xinghuo died of illness at the age of 91 in Shanghai Huangpu Central Hospital.
Han Fei Infographic
Han Fei (March 17, 1919 – January 4, 1985), formerly known as Han Youzhi, was born in Beijing, originally from Ningbo, Zhejiang Province, Chinese mainland actor, graduated from Shanghai Youth Association Middle School. In 1932, he participated in the drama "A Q Zheng Biography". In 1940, he played Juehui in the stage play "Home". In 1941, he starred in his first film "Deep in the Night", which began his career as a film actor. In 1947, he starred in the family comedy film "Long Live the Wife". In 1952, he starred in the comedy film "A Plate of Separation", for which he won the Individual Honorable Mention of the 1949-1955 Excellent Film Award of the Ministry of Culture of China. In 1959, he starred in the costume film "Lin Zexu". In 1960, he was the screenwriter of the feature film "The First Spring of the Sixties". In 1965, he starred in the feature film "Blood Monument". In 1978, the feature film "Sons, Grandchildren and Seeds" starring him was released. In 1981, he starred in the feature film Midnight. In 1984, he starred in the feature film "The Great Devil of the East". In 1985, Han Fei died at the age of 66.
Yu Fei Infographic
Yu Fei (1922-1998), formerly known as Yu Qichang, was a chinese film actor from Nanhai County, Guangdong Province. His major works include "Night Voyage to the Sea of Fog" and "Blowing in the Cave".
In 1942, he graduated from The Gezhi Middle School of the Shanghai Ministry of Works. He has participated in the Shanghai Yiguang Theatre Troupe, the Friendship Theatre Troupe and the Hardwork Theatre Troupe, starring in "Sherlock Holmes", "Wen Tianxiang", "Sunrise", "Wilderness", "Metamorphosis" and other dramas. Since 1951, he has been an assistant teacher at the Shanghai People's Art Troupe Actor Training Academy. After 1952, he was an actor at the Shanghai Film Studio. Good at playing villains, he has played the big gold tooth in "Red Detachment of Women", Xu Jiangong in "Burning Plains", and Brigadier Xu in "Red Sun". He has also participated in the filming of TV series such as "Under the Eaves of Shanghai" and "Legendary Lady". As an actor, Yu Fei has also performed in films such as The Great Robbery of Jin Yuan (1990), Sword Return (1983), The Voice of a Ghost (1959), A Short Story in the Great Storm (1958), The Great Wave (1958) And Window of America (1952).
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