once returned to filming for her husband's debt repayment, but gave birth to children for the creditor, and now has inherited the creditor's family business! As we all know, some female stars in the entertainment industry will choose to marry into a wealthy family because they have a bright future. However, some actresses may not be safe after marrying the giant, because the giant may also face bankruptcy. At that time, Liu Tao returned to Wang Ke's debt repayment stage and paid off 400 million pounds of debt within three years, which made many netizens admire him very much. Liu Tao, born in Nanchang, Jiangxi on July 12, 1978, is an actress and singer in mainland China. In 2000, Liu Tao entered the showbiz circle for appearing in the sitcom "Foreign Daughter-in-law and Local Lang". In 2003, she was well-known by the audience for her costume drama "Han Zhu Ge Ge 3: Heaven and Earth"; in the same year, she won the Golden Southern Award for the Most Charming Actress for her costume martial arts drama "Dragon Babu". In 2006, starred in the costume myth drama "The Legend of the White Snake".
However, there was an actress a long time ago. After she married her husband, he owed a lot of debts, so she had to come back to make a movie for her husband to pay off the debt. The actress is Xu Feng. Her life is also a legend. Xu Feng, born in Taipei, Taiwan on December 4, 1950, is an actress, film producer, entrepreneur, Chairman and Managing Director of Tomson Group Co., Ltd. In 1967, Xu Feng starred in the screen debut "Longmen Inn" and began his acting career. In 1969, she won the Most Promising New Actress at the 9th Taiwan Film Golden Horse Awards with the movie "Ten Days in the Dragon City". In 1971, he starred in the movie "Xia Nv" written and directed by Hu Jinquan. In 1976, Xu Feng won the Best Actress Award at the 13th Taiwan Film Golden Horse Awards for starring in the movie "Assassin". In 1979, she won the Best Actress Award at the 17th Taiwan Film Golden Horse Awards with the historical legendary film "The Source".
At that time, several creditors came to collect debts, but Xu Feng had to act in a hurry. He said to his creditors, "Even if you force me to repay again, you can't repay me. If you let me make a movie, pay me back slowly, or even send me to jail, it will be useless." Creditors must not. She didn't let her make a movie and paid the money slowly, but one of them, Tang Jun, had a good impression of Xu Feng. Xu Feng's chivalrous temperament attracted him deeply, and he began to pursue Xu Feng. In 1967, her screen debut was the martial arts film "Longmen Inn" directed by Hu Jinquan starring Shangguan Lingfeng and Miao Tian. The fledgling Xu Feng also won attention with this debut.
Xu Feng is an excellent actor and has won several Golden Horse Awards. She has a chivalrous temperament and often plays the role of a chivalrous woman. At that time, her script was very popular with the audience, and the image in the movie was also an independent chivalrous woman. In 1969, in the film "Ten Days in the Dragon City" written and directed by Tu Zhongxun, he played the spy jade dragonfly Shang Yanzhi from the Anti-Gold Base Camp. With this film, he won the 9th Taiwan Film Golden Horse Awards as the most promising new actress. Tang Junnian had already established the Tomson Group at that time. Xu Feng was moved by Tang Junnian's passionate pursuit and agreed to marry him. At that time, their wedding was very grand, with more than 30,000 roses used to decorate the auditorium. After the couple got married, Xu Feng gave birth to two sons for Tang Junnian, one after another. The marriage is very happy. Tomson Group stated that a real estate group, Shanghai Lujiazui "Tangchen Yipin" belongs to Tomson Group. It can be said that Tang Chen Yipin is a luxury house that only the rich can afford. After Tang Junnian's death, Xu Feng also took over the family business and better developed the Tomson Group.
Xu Feng is not only very successful in business, she also supports the development of Hong Kong film, and has invested many times in film production. Brigitte Lin's "Rolling Red Dust" and Leslie Cheung's "Farewell My Concubine" both have investments, and both movies are great. Xu Feng is a really strong woman! In 2017, the Golden Horse Executive Committee announced that Xu Feng won the 54th Golden Horse Award for Lifetime Achievement for his achievements in acting and production, as well as his contribution to the restoration and preservation of classic films. On November 25, 2017, he won the Lifetime Achievement Award at the 54th Taiwan Film Golden Horse Awards.
