He has visited And performed in Japan, Germany, Canada and other countries. Huang Zongluo is famous for playing small roles in the acting industry and won the title of "Dragon Set Master". Huang Zongluo, his brother Huang Zongjiang, and his sister Huang Zongying are known as the "Three Masters of huang" in the art circle.
Huang Zongluo (1926.09.26~2012.06.30), male, formerly known as Huang Zonghe, born in 1926 in Ruian, Zhejiang, is a national first-class actor in literature and art, a performing artist, a former drama actor of the Beijing People's Art Theatre, a member of the Chinese Dramatists Association, a member of the China Filmmakers Association, and a member of the China Television Artists Association. On the afternoon of June 30, 2012, Huang Zongluo died of severe pneumonia in Beijing Tongren Hospital at the age of 86. He was a drama actor at the Beijing People's Art Theatre and retired in 1987. He is a first-class actor in literature and art. The picture shows pan Yangtze River
He graduated from Ryan High School in 1946 and went north with his parents. He studied at the Department of Psychology of Yenching University in Beiping, North China University in the Liberated Areas, North China United University in Jin-Cha-Ji, and Central Academy of Drama. In Beijing Renyi, he is known for being good at playing small roles, and is known as starting with three small ones, that is, the second master Song played in "The Tea House", the little bandit played in "Wise Tiger Mountain", the pseudo-policeman played in "Three Yuanguo Coin", and there are many elegant names such as "Xiaocao" and "Dragon Set Master". The picture shows the blue sky field
In March 1998, he filmed the Sino-Hong Kong-Taiwan co-production of the mythological drama "New Heavenly Immortals", playing Huai Shujing; in August, he starred in the family series of humor drama "Wanjia Anecdotes", playing Wan Baoqing; subsequently, in the sequel to "Journey to the West" adapted from the Ming Dynasty novelist Wu Cheng'en's literary classic of the same name starring six children, he played the history of the Thorns of Tongtai Province; and then, filmed the 86th edition of "Water Margin" based on the Ming Dynasty Shi Nai'an's novel of the same name. The picture shows Tang Guoqiang
In 2000, he filmed Chen Baoguo, Si Qinggaowa and Liu Peiqi, which told the history of the rise and fall of China's century-old "Baicao Hall" medicine store, playing Chang Gonggong, and then played Ping Yizhi in the costumed martial arts "Smiling Proud of the Jianghu" based on Jin Yong's martial arts novel of the same name starring Li Yapeng and Xu Qing. At 15:10 on June 30, 2012, he died of severe pneumonia in Beijing Tongren Hospital at the age of 86. The farewell ceremony for Huang Zongluo's body is scheduled to be held on the morning of July 4 at BabaoShan. The picture shows Feng Gong
In 2004, the four brothers and sisters of the Huang clan- Huang Zongjiang, Huang Zongying, Huang Zongluo and Huang Zonghan, co-starred in the TV series "Dashilar", which was rumored to be a good story for a while. The eldest brother, Huang Zongjiang, once said emotionally: "This is the first time that our brothers and sisters have met on the screen, and perhaps this is also the last time. At the beginning of 2005, Huang Zongluo first played a faint official role in the TV series "Great Qing Official", and then played an old man playing chess in the TV series "Tianhe Bureau". At this point, Huang Zongluo no longer takes over the role, and these two roles have become his closing works. The picture shows a six-year-old child
"Because I'm not handsome, I'm self-aware. I have been good in this life, but I look a little cold, and I was not born to be the material of the main actor and the pillar. But as long as there is a role, I will act hard, I did not expect to play crookedly, the audience really knows me, people live a lifetime to try to be happy, who let me have a drama addiction! The small role is well played, and it is also very pleasing to the audience. I think there are only small actors, no small roles. ”