Taiwanese actress Yang Li-jing, who became famous for her role in the movie "The Royal Sisters" in the 1990s, revealed on social platforms today (21st) that her father passed away and her family felt unspeakable grief: "I have no regrets, but I feel very sad. , I miss you very much."
Yang Lijing posted multiple photos with her father on social platforms and said, "Sad news has enveloped us. Your death has brought us unspeakable grief. We will miss you forever."
Yang Lijing also said: "Dear handsome baby daddy, thank you for your love for me since I was a child. As long as I can remember, you have always held my hand, cared for me since I was a child, and you have been deeply imprinted in my heart. . In the last part of your life, I will be by your side. I have no regrets, but I am very reluctant to leave you and miss you very much."
As seen in the photo, although Yang Lijing's appearance is very different from when she was young, But she still looks very young and beautiful.
Yang Lijing was born in Taiwan. She studied jazz dance since she was a child and determined to be a dancer. When he was a teenager, he was discovered to shoot commercials after participating in a dance competition.
html In the late 1980s, due to Michelle Yeoh's marriage and retirement, Debao Film Company urgently needed to find a worthy successor, so it found Yang Lijing, who was only 20 years old at the time.
subsequently starred in "The Witness", "The Middleman", "Underground Arsenal" and "Sea Wolf", continuing the ace IP "Royal Sister" to the end.
As a beater in Hong Kong, the sufferings experienced by girls are not the same as those of ordinary girls.
Yang Lijing once talked about the bitter history of making movies in an interview: "At that time, I was dubbed the 'Michelle Yeoh successor'. I was beautiful in front of the camera, but there were numerous scars behind me. The cruciate ligaments in both feet and knees were all ruptured, and my face was... She also suffered from floaters due to being kicked to the point of cracking her bones. I still remember one scene being filmed in a waste coal yard, where she was kicked hard in the chest. She sucked in a lot of coal ash and was kicked to the point where she vomited black water."
She said I also tried filming with De Wei and Zhou Bili, and kicked her until she hit the wall without breathing or heartbeat. However, after being rescued, she continued to work. Even when she first entered the industry, because she didn't know how to do the effect, the director said that she would beat her until it had an effect!
During the few years that Yang Lijing was developing in Hong Kong, she starred in a large number of action movies, which caused a lot of damage to her body. Due to injuries, Yang Lijing chose to quit the film industry and focus on practicing yoga.
Today, she teaches classes in Taiwan, publishes many yoga teaching books, and makes a good living.
I hope Yang Lijing can get over the pain of losing her father as soon as possible. My condolences!
