Wu Yin (1909--1991), formerly known as Yang Ying, a native of Wu County, Jiangsu Province (now Suzhou), a famous Chinese film actor, was born in Tianjin in 1909, and when he was a child, he was given by his father to worship his brother as a daughter and changed his surname to "Yang". Wu Yin's adoptive father came from a wealthy family, so she became interested in literature and art from an early age. Her lifelong efforts have been dedicated to the Chinese film industry, and her unparalleled performance has become a model for performance in the history of Chinese cinema.
Starting from "New Woman", decades of film career, she has played various types of middle-aged and elderly women from all walks of life in China, and is well known in the film industry for playing "old women", which can be called the "first old woman" in the Chinese film industry.
Wu Yin's family photo, taken in 1950, the back row right is the author of this article Meng Shufan (pen name Yinzi).
Premier Zhou Enlai had a cordial conversation with Wu Yin and Bai Yang.
Wu Yin (center) and Zheng Xiaoqiu (left), Xuan Jinglin.
Stills from 1936's "Qingming Season".
Premier Zhou and movie stars together (eighth from left is Wu Yin.
Kunlun company actor group photo (front row left 4 is Wu Yin).
The film crew of "Plugged in the Wind and Clouds" took a group photo on location (Wu Yin in the front row, right 2).
The crew of "Plugged in the Wind and Clouds" took a group photo on location (1st from the left is Wu Yin).
Wu Yin took a group photo with the ten sisters of the Shanghai Filmmaker Troupe.
Wu Yin (front row 1st from left) in Beijing in 1949.
From left: Hu Lijiao, Chen Guodong, Wu Yin, Chen Pixian, Qin Yi, Zhang Ruifang, Wang Danfeng.
Wu Yin and Xie Tian.
Artist of Virtue and Art Shuangxin - Wu Yin.
From right: Wu Yin, Su Man Yi, Ruan Fei.
Stills from "Ten Thousand Lights".
Film actor Wu Yin personalized version of the ticket.