Zhuang Li, the beauty of luxury
Hu Die (1908-1989). Formerly named Hu Ruihua, she is known as the first beauty in the Republic of China. She was born in Shanghai, and her ancestral home is Heshan, Guangdong. Hu Die is a film queen who straddles the era of Chinese silent film and audio film. In 1931, he starred in China's first audio film "Song Girl Red Peony", which caused a national sensation after its release. On New Year's Day in 1933, Shanghai "Xingxing Daily" launched the film queen selection, and Hu Die was elected with the highest number of votes of 21,334. In the same year, in the election of Lux soap movie star launched by the British Chinese Soap Company and the 1934 China Film Queen campaign launched by the China Fuxin Tobacco Company, Hu Die won three consecutive championships within two years. In 1949, Hu Die starred in China's first colorful Mandarin film "Splendid Paradise". In 1960, at the 7th Asian Film Festival in Japan, "Back Door" won the Golden Harvest Award for Best Picture, and Hu Die won the Best Actress Award. In the same year, the film won the Best Film Award from the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Sports, Science and Technology of Japan. The 52-year-old Hu Die is on the throne of Asian film queen, and is also China's first Asian film queen. In his later years, he moved to Canada. In 1986, Hu Die, who was nearly 80 years old, won the Taiwan Golden Horse Award. In 1989, he died of an illness in Vancouver. His last words left a butterfly (Hu Die) about to fly away.
Wealthy and exquisite beauty
Chen Yunshang (1921-2016). Formerly known as Chen Minqiang, he was born in Hong Kong and later moved to Guangzhou. Take Li Bai's poems, which means Yun Xiang, clothes, flowers and beauty, and the stage name Chen Yunshang. In 1938, at the invitation of Zhang Shankun, the owner of Xinhua Pictures, she starred in the Mandarin film "Mulan Joining the Army" in Shanghai, which made a sensation in Shanghai and became one of the most popular actresses at the time, alongside Hu Die and Zhou Xuan. And was awarded the third Chinese film queen.
The beauty of innocence and elegance
Zhou Xuan (1920-1957). Formerly known as Su Pu, a native of Changzhou, Jiangsu, she is known as the Queen of the Song and the Movie Queen. Her biggest advantage is that she has a veritable good singing voice. Not only does her voice sound sweet, the sound quality is exquisite, but she also speaks clearly. It will be euphemistic and moving when it is transmitted through the microphone. Even people who do not like to listen to popular Mandarin songs will speak to her. The ying-like singing voice left an unforgettable impression. As a movie queen, she is a typical sensory star with vivid and natural performances. In 1941, Zhou Xuan declined the title of movie queen. In 1946, he went to Hong Kong for development. In 1947, she starred in the movie "Sauvignon Blanc", and the film episode "Night Shanghai" sung by her became one of the representative works of the Chinese singing circle. In 1948, he starred in the costume movie "The Secret History of the Qing Palace". Returned to Shanghai from Hong Kong in 1950. Starring in the movie "Dove of Peace" in 1951, he was admitted to the hospital for sudden mental illness during filming. On September 22, 1957, Zhou Xuan died of illness in Shanghai.
The beauty of sublime and holiness
Lu Ming (1919-2001), formerly known as Xu Weiguan, was the sister of the famous martial arts star Xu Qinfang at that time, and her brother-in-law was the famous director Chen Kengran in old Shanghai. Affected by this, Lu Ming has been a movie fan since he was a child. In 1936, she was introduced by her sister to join Yihua, starring in "Guangling Chao", "Woman" and other films, and began to attract people's attention. In the same year, she starred in "The Resilient Daughter", which played the life experience of a dancer. Her lead singer's film episodes were also widely circulated, and Lu Ming became famous in one fell swoop. Before and after the Anti-Japanese War, Lu Ming was the golden age of her acting career. She starred in dozens of films, among which "Cinema", "Fishing and Killing the Family", "Heaven's Spring Dream", etc. all had a greater impact at that time. After the liberation, Lu Ming participated in the shooting and performance of some movies and dramas, with little influence.
The beauty of fortitude and determination
Li Lili (1915-2005). Formerly known as Qian Zhenzhen, alias Sweet Sister, born in Tongcheng, Anhui, was born in Beijing. In 1926, he played a role for the first time in the film "Yanshan Xiayan". Later, she joined the China Song and Dance Ensemble to learn singing and dancing. Because of her outstanding performance, she was called the three best singing and dancing with Wang Renmei and Hu Die. Representative works include: "Gadgets", "Sports Queen", "Broad Road", "Langshan Blood on the Mountain", etc.
The beauty of warmth and sentimental
Yuan Meiyun (1917-1999). Formerly known as Hou Guifeng, from Hangzhou, Zhejiang. In 1932, she starred in her debut "Little Actress", known as the Little Actress. Representative works include "Incarnation Girl", "Xi Shi", "Home", "Dream of Red Mansions" and so on. In 1946, he went to Hong Kong and played important roles in "Desire" and "National Soul" produced by film companies such as Great China and Yonghua. After 1948, he died of illness. Once organized Liangyou Film Company to assist her husband Wang Yin in independent production. 1Returned to Shanghai to settle in 986.
Naughty and loving beauty
Wang Renmei (1914-1987), formerly known as Wang Shuxi, was born in Liuyang, Hunan. After 1931, he starred or participated in "Wild Rose" and "Poems on Banana Leaf". The starring "Yuguangqu" won the honorary award at the first Soviet International Film Festival in 1935. In 1950, he returned to Shanghai from Hong Kong and shot films such as "Two Springs" and "Song of Youth" at the Beijing Film Studio.
Coquettish and mysterious beauty
Tan Ying (1915-2001). Originally named Tan Suzhen, from Shanghai. He started filming in 1931, and starred in Lianhua Film Company after 1932 in "Lianhua Film Company" and "Storm Pear Flower". After 1936, he starred in "Little Lingzi" and "Night Run" in the star film company. After 1938, he starred in "The Leper" and "Singing at Midnight" (sequel) in Xinhua Film Company. In 1947, he served as an actor in the second factory of China Electric Power Company, and played a role in films such as "The Return of Beauty". Later, he went to Hong Kong to take part in the filming of films such as "Bull Ghosts and Snake Gods" and "Qianlong Goes to the South".
The sensual beauty of
Mink (1913-1941). Originally named Wu Meixiang, also known as Wu Peizhen. One day in the early winter of 1934, Cai Chusheng, the director of China Lianhua Pictures, found a young girl's face resembling the movie queen Hu Die from the crowd visiting the filming company, and asked her to play a small role in The New Woman. The girl named Wu Mingxiang asked her screenwriter Sun Shiyi to give her a stage name in order to hide her parents from acting in a movie. Sun Shiyi looked at the mink coat she was wearing with chic and beautiful markings, so he had an idea: Dalmatian mink, conversely, sable sable. Flower and hua are the solution, you can call sable sable!
passionate beauty
poplar (1920-1996). Formerly known as Yang Chengfang, from Xiangyin, Hunan. Born in Beiping on April 22, 1920. In 1931, he was admitted to the Lianhua Company and made his debut in "New Complaints in the Palace Museum." In 1936 he became famous with "Cross Street". During the Anti-Japanese War, he performed dramas with Shanghai filmmakers in the mainland, and was hailed as one of the four great heroes. Many movies have since been shot. The starring "A River of Spring Water Flows Eastward" in 1947 and the "Blessing" starring in 1957 reached the pinnacle of artistic achievements.
