"It's hard to be a good person, it's really hard to be a good person; it's hard to be a good person, but it's not difficult to talk about it." To this day, this Shanghainese song "It's hard to be a good person", which is regarded as the "mouth substitute" for migrant workers, is still frequently used by young people. People translated it as "Archaeology", but the person who sang the popular song is no longer there. The reporter learned from the Shanghai One-Man Show Art Inheritance Center (Shanghai People's Comedy Troupe) that Fu Ziming, the founder of "Huyu Song" and comedian Fu Ziming, died at 2:26 on July 8 at the Shanghai Ninth People's Hospital at the age of 64. .
Caption: Fu Ziming File photo by Xinmin Evening News reporter Wang Kai
In Shanghai, Fu Ziming became a household name with Shanghai dialect songs. From "It's Hard to Be a Human Being" to the theme song of "Black Tea House", his songs are the memories of a generation. When "It's Hard to Be a Human" was at its most popular, the song's MTV was played in rotation on the Shanghai TV channel, and the song was also at the top of the charts. After the sitcom "Black Tea House" became popular, the theme song he sang was also sung in the streets and alleys. This melody was always accompanied by the children of the post-80s generation.
Fu Ziming graduated from the student class of Shanghai People’s Comedy Troupe. He studies hard, has a strong understanding, and is good at acting and singing. He is particularly good at playing "harlequin", whether he plays "sissy" or "shrew", he often makes people laugh with his exaggerated acting skills. In the comedy "Match Match", he disguised himself as a woman and played the role of "Sai Xishi". If he hadn't taken the initiative to "give his voice" in the last scene and exposed it, it would be difficult for people to believe that the "Sai Xishi" in the play was actually the healthy one. Fu Ziming with beautiful body.
Caption: Screenshot of "It's Hard to Be a Human Being"
In terms of character creation, Fu Ziming has talent and hard work. In the large-scale comedy "Shanghai Beach", he played the "fake Chiang Kai-shek" vividly. After getting the work, no matter how big or small the role is, Fu Ziming has to dig deep into the character's character and clarify the emotional context before he is willing to "let himself go." Cao Xiong, deputy director of the Shanghai One-Made Art Inheritance Center, has worked with Fu Ziming for more than 30 years and is both a colleague and an old friend. He said: "Fu Ziming is a person with an extremely delicate heart. He likes to perform and ponder the characters, even if he queues for 10 minutes. You have to think through and straighten out your skits before committing fully to them. "
In the Shanghai People's Comedy Troupe, everyone from the older generation to the new generation knows that Fu Ziming is a "fitness maniac". Before fitness was as popular as it is now, he had maintained a muscular body for decades. When he first joined the troupe, comedian Chen Liang asked him out of curiosity: "Mr. Fu, how can you persevere if you practice like this every day?" Fu Ziming said: "I don't practice for good looks. The key is that we are all actors. Our image on stage It’s very important. Being too fat or too thin will limit you. Keep a fit body and you can play any role.”
Two years ago, when the skating group celebrated its 70th anniversary, Fu Ziming also joined in the performance and sang that song. The well-known theme song of "Black Tea House". This was also his last public appearance. (Xinmin Evening News reporter Zhu Yuan)
