reported on November 29 that Shanghai Film Translation Studio voice actor Liu Guangning died in Shanghai in the early morning of June 25 at the age of 81. It is reported that Liu Guangning's memorial service will be held at 2:00 pm on November 30 in Shanghai. Due to restrictions on the number of participants on site during the epidemic, the organizer will conduct a synchronized webcast.
Liu Guangning
Liu Guangning was born in Hong Kong in 1939 and later moved to Shanghai. He is a famous voice acting artist and a national first-class actor. She was admitted to the Shanghai Film Translation Factory in 1960 and participated in dubbing about a thousand Chinese and foreign film and television films (dramas) (episodes), including "The Broken Blue Bridge", "The Tragedy on the Nile", "The Caravan", "Life and Death" and "Tess" Films such as "Blood and Tears of the Lone Star" and "Legend of Tianyun Mountain" are known as "the princess behind the screen." Before his death, Liu Guangning won the Best Female Voice Actor Award at the Fifth "Popular TV" Golden Eagle Award. His films (dramas) and recorded radio and television literary works have won the Ministry of Culture Outstanding Film Award, the Chinese TV Drama Feitian Award and Bai Magnolia Award
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