Reporters learned from the Shanghai One-legged Opera Art Inheritance Center (Shanghai People's Comedy Troupe) that Fu Ziming, a member of the Shanghai Quyi Artists Association, a national first-class actor, the founder of "Shanghai Language Song" and a famous burlesque actor, passed away on July 8, 2024. At 2:26 a.m., he died of illness at the Shanghai Ninth People's Hospital at the age of 64.
Fu Ziming was the first Shanghainese singer to become a household name in Shanghai in the 1980s. His famous song "It's Hard to Be a Human" became popular in Jiangnan and won the MTV Gold Award at the First China Music and Television Conference. He was also the composer of the theme song of the famous sitcom "Black Tea House" singer.
In 1979, the Shanghai People's Comedy Troupe openly recruited young talents who loved burlesque performances from the society. Among more than 1,700 enthusiasts, only 7 outstanding ones were admitted. Fu Ziming and 6 other outstanding candidates were recruited into Shanghai. People's Comedy Troupe student class, formally learning the art of comedy performance.
Fu Ziming was studious and hard-working. He completed the three-year course in two years and became one of the juniors of the troupe who were active on the comedy stage at that time - nicknamed the "Eight Little Comics". With the hard work of his predecessors, Under his guidance, he gradually became an outstanding actor in the troupe.
Fu Ziming is also a special actor active in the film and television industry. He has participated in plays such as "The Great Thief", "Family Interest", "Storm on the Huangpu River", "Agent Team No. 5", "Operation Wave", etc.
According to Fu Ziming’s last wish, the funeral was kept simple and no farewell ceremony was held.
Author: Wang Xiaoli
Text: Wang Xiaoli Picture: Information Picture Editor: Xuan Jing Editor: Xing Xiaofang
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