At the Golden Rooster Awards announced on the 23rd, Yang Zaibao, Wang Tiecheng, and Xu Huanshan received the honorary commendation of Lifetime Achievement Film Artists by the China Federation of Literary and Art Circles.
Yang Zaibao is an old Shanghai actor.
In 1960, Yang Zaibao was famous for his outstanding performance in "Red Sun" directed by Tang Xiaodan. In fact, the company commander played by Yang Zaibao cannot be regarded as the protagonist in "Red Sun". At first, Yang Zaibao was not satisfied with his appearance after the trial, but he used the moves that were rarely seen at the time such as riding a horse and drinking to perform the taste of the company commander Shi, and instead stood out.
In the "From Slave to General" nearly 20 years later, he played a senior general of our army. He also broke through the inherent pattern of "Gao Daquan" without routines. Through rough and deep performances, he captured the characters' Personality, an iron man from slave to general is well represented.
Yang Zaibao was a frequent visitor on the cover of the magazine, isn't he a tough guy?
Tong Zirong had an off-screen evaluation of Yang Zaibao in the article "Impression of Yang Zaibao" . Now the excerpt is as follows-
Yang Zaibao, who is far away in Beijing, a text message to celebrate the festival instantly evoked my memories. Ever since I went to Fuzhou to attend a poem meeting to commemorate Lin Zexu last summer, I was very eager to write about him. Because I always feel that an artist in many places is not as good as an ordinary person today, and an upright artist like Yang Zaibao is really precious.
Although we are both alumni of the theater, he is nearly ten years ahead of me. Before, I had never been in contact with Teacher Yang Zaibao in my life. Therefore, the impression he gave me all came from the roles he portrayed in films such as "Young Generation", "Red Sun", "From Slave to General", "The Wilderness", and "The Acting Mayor". Most of these characters are strong and powerful. So, what does Yang Zaibao look like when he walks off the screen and the stage, is it also like the character he portrayed as "non-eating fireworks"? We had two or three days to eat, perform, and perform at the same time at
. Small talk. To be honest, I was observing and feeling the big brother in front of me with great interest.
One aspect of Teacher Yang Zaibao is indeed a continuation of the role he played. He loves and hates clearly, and hates evil. This is conceivable, otherwise, why explain his ability to portray the characters in the play so deeply and vividly. "Walking across the world with pride" comes from his mouth, without the slightest arrogance, but it is the true portrayal of him taking the dignity of actors above all else.
likes to hear him talk about how to be an artist the most. The topic seems to be grand, but he feels it, and his personality charm can arouse the resonance of the listener. He said that those who engage in art must devote themselves to art. If he takes shortcuts, crooked ways, and practices himself in one way or another, then his artistic life will certainly not grow, or at most he will be a mechanically repeated craftsman. Regarding this meaning, he played it back and forth several times.
Speaking of other aspects of Yang Zaibao's personality, it is hard for outsiders to imagine it out of thin air. This rugged man is rough but subtle, and treats people with sincerity and enthusiasm. Knowing that I am a Hui nationality, he carefully checks for me every time I serve food, and he vigorously gives me some other dishes. And the humility and ease in him is even more admirable. Give an example. It is common for famous actors to be invited to take photos together. I found that he is such an accomplished and influential artist, and anyone who takes him to take a photo readily agrees, even if you are a low-level employee or a small working girl. "The people treat us so well, we can't neglect them." He often said this. Of course, if an old man makes a fuss in front of his face, he will face him coldly and disdain it. I still remember that when I visited the sculpture park by the Minjiang River for a short time, a few friends asked him for calligraphy. As usual, he promised me happily. In the end, he suddenly offered to write a picture to the driver comrade who served us. As soon as the voice fell, the pen was already dancing on the paper, and the five big characters were swept away: the world is a master.
