believes that everyone knows the four kings of Hong Kong. They are Andy Lau, Liming, Jacky Cheung and Aaron Kwok. The four are outstanding in singing and performing arts, and they have made indelible contributions to the development of Hong Kong's entertainment industry in the 1990s. .
In the music industry, Hong Kong talents come forth in large numbers. Because female singers are more competitive than male singers, there are divergent opinions about the four major music queens. Some people say that in the mid to late 1980s, it was Anita Mui, Ye Qianwen, Priscilla Chan and Lin Yilian. Faye Wong, Zheng Xiuwen, Chen Huilin and Karen Karen. But because there is no specific statement, I won't elaborate on it here.
Although female singers also sing and play amphibious, but there is no success of the four kings, except for Anita Mui's singing and film works, the others are focused on music, and occasionally guest appearances in one or two works. So who are the four big queens in the Hong Kong film industry?
Considering many factors such as the quantity, quality and popularity of films, the editor has looked through Hong Kong films in the 1990s. It is almost the following four. If you have other opinions, please leave a message and discuss! (In no particular order)
Maggie Cheung is the Golden Horse Award winner, and was the first actress in the history of Chinese film to win performance awards at the three major European film festivals. She is also a national first-class actor with strong strength.
Zhong Chuhong has been in the industry for 11 years and has made more than 60 films. Five films have been nominated for the Golden Horse Awards. Unfortunately, she did not win the honor of being a queen until she died. She is known as Marilyn Monroe in Hong Kong movies and is the dream lover of many people.
Anita Mui won the Golden Image Award, the Golden Horse Award, the Golden Dragon Award and the Asia Pacific Film Festival with her "Rouge Button". She is comfortable in any type of film she plays. Even if she plays against Stephen Chow, she will not be rejected by the other side. Overwhelmed by nonsensical comedy, the aura is not the same.
Lin Qingxia is a Taiwanese, but her film achievements are mainly obtained in Hong Kong films. Many of her films are still regarded as classics. All filmmakers praise her and think that she is extremely malleable. .
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