Hui Yinghong: The Chinese version of Cate Blanchett, who was once the hottest martial artist in the 1980s

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The term

old opera bones, originally derived from the Hong Kong dialect, refers to those old actors with superb acting and superb skills.

They usually appear frequently in major film and television dramas, and have witnessed the growth of a generation of film and television culture, showing a phenomenon that the popularity is not high, but the country is very famous.

But there is an old drama bone, she not only witnessed the growth of a generation of film and television dramas, but also witnessed the rise and fall of a trophy-Hui Yinghong.

Hui Yinghong: The Chinese version of Cate Blanchett, who was once the hottest martial artist in the 1980s - Lujuba

In 1982, Hui Yinghong won the Best Actress Award at the 1st Hong Kong Film Awards for her movie "The Elders" and became the first film actress at the Awards.

In 2010, she won seven awards including the 29th Hong Kong Film Awards for the film "The Demon".

Until 2017, when she won the Best Actress at the Academy Awards three times for her "Lucky Me", Hui Yinghong had already returned three golden award trophies in her acting career.

Hui Yinghong: The Chinese version of Cate Blanchett, who was once the hottest martial artist in the 1980s - Lujuba

From 1982 to 2017, from the first to the third, Hui Yinghong became one of the people who won the most golden figures in the history of Hong Kong and Taiwan.

has also become a witness of the Golden Image Award from its beginning to its peak and then to its decline.

In 2016, Hui Yinghong said in an interview that she might retire after another two years of shooting, because the identity of beating a girl in her early years left her body with many old diseases.

Hui Yinghong: The Chinese version of Cate Blanchett, who was once the hottest martial artist in the 1980s - Lujuba

But now that 3 years have passed, we can still see Hui Yinghong in the National Day gift blockbuster "My Motherland and Me" which will be released on September 30.

In the film, Hui Yinghong played a Hong Kong policeman who personally experienced the night of the return, and took his colleagues to hold a cap badge changing ceremony. Sister Hong in the

trailer is still heroic, with firm eyes, and compared with the young people, she is not at all downright.

can be seen that the old opera bones are like this. They have said that they are going to retire again and again, but can't help returning to the screen again and again.

Just like Hui Yinghong said, acting seems to be a lifetime thing.

Even if she has longed for love and shy away from playing drama, in contrast, she is still willing to devote most of her life to drama.

Hui Yinghong is different from other old dramas in that her emotional experience is not rich.

Someone once said that people who have not been in love with ardent love can't experience life and can't eat the actor's bowl of rice, but this seems to be invalid when it comes to Hui Yinghong.

is like the first love story she told in an interview in 2018: In the conversation with

, Hui Yinghong was asked who her first love was and whether she had any deep emotional experiences.

Hui Yinghong mentioned that when she was a teenager selling gum, there was an American soldier who came to buy her gum every day.

One day, the American soldier asked Hui Yinghong: "How do you say'I love you' in Cantonese?" After Hui Yinghong taught him

, the American soldier immediately said to Hui Yinghong in Cantonese: "I love you, too."

The American soldiers left the next day and went to Vietnam.

has passed, and Hui Yinghong certainly doesn't know how that American soldier is now. Perhaps he was bombed to death the day after he went to Vietnam, or he may have returned to the country to provide for the elderly, leading a happy and happy old age.

But at that moment, the phrase "I love you too" hit Hui Yinghong's heart in an instant.

This light but romantic story of first love reflects Hui Yinghong's pure and simple treatment of feelings. A sentence of throbbing in her youth is enough to make her remember for half a lifetime.

Looking at the present, 59-year-old Hui Yinghong is still unmarried. She usually lives with her sister, and there are only three serious relationships in between.

shows that love experience is not the best trick to help Hui Yinghong act.

And the reason why she can hold so many emotional dramas in place, crying and falling apart with the audience, is probably because of her rough life comparable to drama.

To talk about Hui Yinghong's life experience, let alone in the entertainment industry, even in the entire crowd, it is extremely legendary.

Hui Yinghong was born in Hong Kong in 1960. He is a Manchu native of Shandong and is a descendant of the authentic Manchurian Yellow Banner.

Hui Yinghong’s father, who was once a scholar who took part in the scientific examination, fled to Hong Kong with his family, but failed to land.For a long time, someone deceived his wealth.

​​So Hui Yinghong in childhood lived very poorly. After the money was deceived, Hui Yinghong’s father was unable to put down his figure to work as a low-level earner due to his status as a talent. Hui Yinghong’s mother had to take her children to the streets to beg for a living for the survival of the family. The brothers and sisters of

were also forced to sell to learn Beijing opera. As a result, Hui Yinghong, who was ranked fifth, had to stand up and shoulder the responsibility of the eldest daughter at a young age.

According to Hui Yinghong's memories, she spent almost all of her days before her teens in the red light district of Hong Kong, selling chewing gum there, and watching the crowds passing by.

Hui Yinghong is also good at acting like a baby. When she encounters police or soldiers passing by, she often runs up to hold someone's thigh, pull the corner of her clothes and ask them to buy candy.

So Hui Yinghong's chewing gum sold very quickly, and the adults couldn't bear to refuse her. During the whole growth process of

, Hui Yinghong didn't have many opportunities to study. She was already working as a dancer at the age of 13.

When she was about 14, Hui Yinghong worked hard to make money, took a photo and sent it to Shaw Pictures, which was just as high as the sky at the time, but unexpectedly, Shaw returned the news soon and decided to train Hui Yinghong to act. At the beginning of

, the acting was also opposed by Hui Yinghong's mother, because in her opinion, the dancers can earn 1,500 yuan, while acting only 500 yuan, it is not comparable.

But Hui Yinghong does not approve of her mother's ideas. She has a long-term pursuit. In her heart, she wants more than just the few hundred dollars in front of her.

is a real poverty alleviation and a change of fate.

So Hui Yinghong went to Shaw Brothers, and soon fortunately caught up with the trend of Hong Kong movies in the 1980s. At that time,

could not be called a "women hitting", because before Hui Yinghong, there were few actresses who could endure the hardship of acting. There are only a handful of people who really rely on acting, and even more screen tyrants. It doesn't exist anymore.

​​But Hui Yinghong was different. She came to eat the bitterness that other girls couldn't bear.

At that time, the filming scenes were all real hits. Hui Yinghong stubbornly hit the opponent actor's 40 fists in front of the camera. He was hit in the middle and vomited, so he went out to vomit, and then came back.

In this way, Huiying became popular and became the most popular hit girl in the 1980s.

At that time, Hui Yinghong's identity for beating a girl was not only special, but also ingratiating. It represented the independence and self-improvement of new women. So for a while, Hui Yinghong became a popular target for many audiences and became popular in the streets and alleys.

In Hui Yinghong's words, there was no need to worry about anything when filming at that time. She was always the protagonist, and the script was always there for her to choose.

From the red-light district to the showbiz starring actress, Hui Yinghong is a step forward.

But like most actresses, Hui Yinghong must also go through a trough.

In the 1980s and 1990s, when Hong Kong films developed the fastest, the market’s elimination progress was waiting for no one.

After the 1990s, the wave of female hitting in Hong Kong movies began to decline, and innocent, cute or sexy actresses like Wang Zuxian and Li Kaxin took over the market.

Hui Yinghong's acting career began to plummet.

For a while, Hui Yinghong had almost no filming, and even if there were, they were all unimportant supporting roles. When

was at his most leisure, Hui Yinghong hadn't filmed for a whole year, but stayed at home by herself and occasionally made appointments with friends to play mahjong.

During that period, Hui Yinghong changed into severe depression, and her physical condition was so severe that she could not go out. Later, she tried to commit suicide, but was found and rescued by her family. After the rebirth of

, Hui Yinghong began to have a new thinking about life and career. Suicide did not kill her pain. Instead, her family suffered more pain and worry. In

career, Hui Yinghong also began to give up the obsession of having to play the female one. From the peak to the trough, she felt the warmth and warmth of human relationships and the impermanence of fate. She has a deeper understanding of both the role and the fandom.

So after finishing, Hui Yinghong set off almost as a newcomer, and played many inconspicuous little supporting roles during the period.

won the 29th Hong Kong Film Gold Award with the movie "The Demon" until 2010.Seven awards including the Best Actress Award. When

stood on the podium again, Hui Yinghong could not cry. When

won the first movie queen prize, she didn't carefully weigh the weight of this trophy, and she didn't know what it could bring to herself.

Now that the situation has passed before taking it back, Hui Yinghong finally understands the meaning of this affirmation for herself.

Hui Yinghong at that time was no longer short of money, only the audience's affirmation and inner determination.

After that, we saw "Lucky It's Me", which won the Golden Statue Award for Hui Yinghong in 2017, and "Blood Guanyin", which became popular on both sides of the strait and won the Golden Horse Award. When

​​was interviewed, whenever she was asked about her relationship experience, Hui Yinghong's answer was always simple and pure, just like a little girl who still has illusions about love.

But when asked about acting, she immediately became solemn and profound again, constantly releasing her strength from the conversation.

This is probably Hui Yinghong's life, she was born to fight fate, tough and upward.

Someone once referred to Hui Yinghong as the Chinese version of Cate Blanchett because they have sharp eyebrows, sharp bones, and a standard devil's face.

But compared to Cate Blanchett's attack, Hui Yinghong is actually more complicated and difficult to read.

Her eyes have gone through the vicissitudes of life, and the corners of her lips seem to be turbulent, and she can accurately bring her emotions to everyone's hearts every time.

So we can't help but admire her. Compared with the pale beauty, Hui Yinghong's eyes are enough to make people see the vicissitudes of life.

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