More than 30 years ago, countless lively and cute young boys held film and television magazines such as "Popular Movie" and "Shangying Pictorial", and looked at the shadow of the movie actress Mai Wenyan on the cover, they all had a youthful reverie, such scenes, at any time everywhere.
I have compiled 16 cover photos of Mai Wenyan today, and I can fully appreciate her foreignness and charm. The picture shows Mai Wenyan on the cover of the film and television magazine "China Radio and Television".
The mixed-race beauties of "Chinese and Western" in the showbiz industry have a different style, especially in the 1980s, the understanding of fashion and avant-garde concepts is still relatively narrow, and mixed-race actors have become the objects of young boys and girls. The picture shows the cover photo of Mai Wenyan on the second issue of "Film and Television World" in 1981.
When she was young, Mai Wenyan was because she had a quarter of her foreign blood, her facial features were distinct and three-dimensional, and she had a melon face with beautiful lines. Her dazzling foreign beauty and gorgeous beauty are all pleasing to the audience. The picture shows Mai Wenyan on the cover of the 5th issue of "Film Introduction" in 1983.
Mai Wenyan's parents are engineers, and her grandfather is French, so she has been a mixed-race child since she was a child.
After graduating from high school, Mai Wenyan, who liked literature and art since childhood, passed the examination for literary and art groups such as the General Political Affairs Song and Dance Troupe and the All-China Federation of Literary and Art Troupes, but she fell off the list because of "image problems". Maybe it's because she's too beautiful, too feminine, too foreign. Pictured is a cover photo of Mai Wenyan on the 8th issue of Popular Television in 1984.
After entering the film and television circle, Mai Wenyan starred in one of her most outstanding TV series "Shrimp Ball Legend", playing the fisherman girl Ya Di, which is based on Huang Guliu's novel of the same name, and Cheng Fangyuan sang the theme song "Wandering Zi Yin", becoming the first TV series to enter Southeast Asia. Since then, Mak Wenyan has become famous in one fell swoop. The picture shows Mai Wenyan on the cover of the 7th issue of "Shangying Pictorial" in 1985.
After becoming famous, Mai Wenyan became popular in the 80s, became popular all over the country, became a household name, a hot female star, and became a regular visitor to a large number of film and television publications and wall calendars. The picture shows The cover photo of Mai Wenyan in the 12th issue of tv monthly magazine in 1985.
Later, Mai Wenyan's film appointments continued, and she starred in films such as "Two Midnight", "Blood Is Always Hot", "Jinling Night", "This is not a misunderstanding" and so on.
Her bright-eyed image shows a different style, and also leaves a good memory for the silver screen. The picture shows Mai Wenyan on the cover of the 12th issue of "Movie Grand View Garden" in 1985.
The movie "The Deal Under the Noose" is the peak of Mai Wenyan's period, she played the delicate beauty Liu Xiangyun, which made the audience feast their eyes and received widespread attention, and also let her go further and further down the road of playing a villain. The picture shows The cover photo of Mai Wenyan on the 3rd issue of "Television Film Literature" in 1986.
Mai Wenyan and director Xie Jin have cooperated, in "Furong Town", Mai Wenyan played a female military doctor, accumulating some fame. Although she did not appear much in the film, she was impressed by the audience and was praised by Xie Dao as "the most beautiful female military doctor on the screen". Qu Yuhui. Pictured here is Mai Wenyan on the cover of television and drama, Issue 5, 1987.
Mai Wenyan did not want to be "stereotyped", so she decided to study abroad. For The departure of Mai Wenyan, director Xie Jin deeply regretted: her temperament is too outstanding, and her image is too perfect. Since then, there has been very little news of this flower of the screen. Pictured here is a cover photo of McVincent on issue 6 of Popular Cinema in 1987.
After walking for many years and returning to China, Mai Wenyan participated in the filming of "Under the Roof of Shanghai", which brought together famous actors such as Lü Liang, Lü Xiaohe, Pan Hong, Zhang Huazhi, Zhu Jie, and six young children. In the film, Mai Wenyan plays Marlene and has a good performance. The picture shows Mai Wenyan on the cover of the 6th issue of "Shangying Pictorial" in 1987.
Then, she starred in "Wisteria Garden", but she still played a "bad woman"; although the role was not flattering, it still left a deep impression on the audience.
She also starred in "The Mystery of Qin Keqing", in which she partnered with Miao Yiyi. Pictured is a cover photo of McVincent on the 12th issue of Time Movies in 1987.
In the years since, she has not worked; what is even more unfortunate is that she has fallen silent again because of the controversy caused by the shooting of a Hong Kong erotic film. It was not until after returning to China that he starred in several TV series. The picture shows Mai Wenyan on the cover of the 7th issue of "Culture and Entertainment" in 1988.
If in the film and television circle, with the emphasis on appearance, Mai Wenyan's capital can not be described as abundant, but she always lacks luck.
In her later acting career, although she was beautiful and gorgeous, she was not a big hit. Pictured here is a cover photo of McVanyan and Sarengova on the 5th issue of Television and Drama in 1989.
In terms of family, After Mai Wenyan went abroad that year, she met her later husband, "Sino-US marriage" to form a family, with a son named Kevin.
Her son won the National Swimming Championship at the age of 10, which is the greatest pride in her heart. The picture shows Mai Wenyan on the cover of the 11th issue of "Shanghai Film Pictorial" in 1994.
The picture shows the cover photo of the movie actress Mak Wenyan on the first issue of "Movie Story" in 1995. She has left good memories for countless audiences, and has chased hard for the dream in her heart, without giving up in the slightest.
Bless Mai Wenyan, who once made me have a youthful reverie!