In the Chinese film industry in the fifties and sixties of the last century, countless shining actors emerged on the screen. However, among these many talented artists, only 54 veteran actors have been remembered by history and have become representatives of that era. Each of them has left a deep mark on the screen with their unique artistic charm and superb acting skills. However, the limited number of places and the role positioning have become the two key factors affecting their selection in the "Top 22 Stars".
In that special era, Chinese films were in a golden period of vigorous development, and the selection of the "Top 22 Stars" was undoubtedly an affirmation of the artistic achievements of the actors. However, due to the limited number of places, many excellent actors have not been able to make it to the list. Many of these actors who failed to make the cut, have also worked their artistic path and created many memorable roles. Their acting talent and artistic charm also deserve to be remembered and respected.
Among these actors who were not selected, some failed to accumulate enough popularity and influence because they had fewer early works; Some people are difficult to stand out in the selection because of the relatively simple role they play and lack diversity. However, this does not mean that their artistic achievements and acting talents are inferior to those of the "Top 22 Stars". Many of them are still pursuing and exploring their own artistic paths, and have made important contributions to the development of Chinese films.
In addition to the limited number of places, role positioning is also an important factor affecting the selection of actors into the "Top 22 Stars". At that time, Chinese films were dominated by realistic themes, and the role positioning of the actors was often closely related to the background of the times. Some actors struggle to balance their roles because their roles are too positive or too negative. As a result, some works and actors with high artistic value were limited in the selection.
However, despite these limitations, these veteran actors still use their efforts and talents to create many classic roles on the screen. Their performance styles are different, some are deep and introverted, and some are passionate; Their characters also have their own characteristics, some are brave and fearless, and some are gentle and delicate. These characters not only enrich the world of the screen, but also allow the audience to feel a different life experience.
Although these veteran actors were not all selected as the "Top 22 Stars", their footprints and contributions in film history are indelible. With their own efforts and talents, they have injected a steady stream of impetus into the development of Chinese films. Their stories and experiences will forever inspire future filmmakers to continue to pursue higher artistic realms.
In the glorious history of Chinese cinema, many outstanding actors and their classic roles have built vivid pictures. These characters not only left a deep impression on the audience, but also became legends in the history of Chinese cinema.
First of all, let's talk about Wang Cheng played by Liu Shilong. In "Children of Heroes", Liu Shilong created a heroic image of a heroic and fearless man who dared to sacrifice with his superb acting skills. Wang Cheng was undaunted in the face of his enemies, and his eyes revealed firm conviction and determination. Liu Shilong vividly showed Wang Cheng's inner world through delicate performances, making this role a classic image in the history of Chinese film.
Next is Li Xiangyang played by Guo Zhenqing. In "Guerrillas of the Plains", Guo Zhenqing successfully created the image of a guerrilla leader who was witty and brave and deeply loved by the people. In the process of leading the guerrillas to fight wits and courage against the enemy, Li Xiangyang showed extraordinary wisdom and courage. Guo Zhenqing portrayed Li Xiangyang's image vividly through his superb acting skills, which made the audience have deep feelings for this role.
Let's talk about Dong Cunrui played by Zhang Liang. In the movie "Dong Cunrui", Zhang Liang presented Dong Cunrui, a heroic and fearless hero who dared to take responsibility, in front of the audience with his excellent acting skills. Dong Cunrui bravely killed the enemy on the battlefield and did not hesitate to sacrifice his life for the interests of the country and the nation. Zhang Liang portrayed Dong Cunrui's heroic image through a deeply rooted performance, making this role a classic image in the history of Chinese film.
Deng Shichang, played by Li Moran in "Jiawu Fengyun", shows the tragic image of a national hero. Deng Shichang bravely resisted foreign enemies in the First Sino-Japanese War and finally died heroically. Through his affectionate interpretation, Li Moran vividly showed Deng Shichang's patriotic feelings and heroism, which moved the audience.
Wang Runshen played the classic role of Yang Zirong in "Lin Hai Xueyuan". Yang Zirong is a witty and brave reconnaissance hero who goes deep into the tiger's den. Through his delicate performance, Wang Runshen vividly showed Yang Zirong's wit and bravery, making this role a classic image in the history of Chinese film.
In addition, there are many other outstanding actors and their classic roles, such as Liu Hong played by Cao Huiqu in "Railway Guerrilla", Gao Chuanbao played by Zhu Longguang in "Tunnel War", etc. Through their superb acting skills and soulful interpretations, these actors have brought these characters to life and become immortal legends in the history of Chinese cinema.
In the glorious history of Chinese films, some actors have successfully portrayed a series of villains with their superb acting skills and unique performance styles. These characters not only add a lot of color to the movie, but also make a deep impression on the audience with these actors.
First of all, let's talk about the enemy Commander Zhang played by Xiang Kun. In the film "Southern Expedition and Northern War", Xiang Kun portrayed the role of the enemy Commander Zhang very well with his profound acting skills. Through his delicate facial expressions and body language, he showed Commander Zhang's cunning, ruthless, and cruel character. Whether facing the enemy or his subordinates, Commander Zhang showed an unstoppable domineering spirit that made people shudder. Xiang Kun's superb acting skills have made this role one of the classics of villains in Chinese film history.
Next is the head of the enemy intelligence department played by the statement. In "Crossing the River Reconnaissance", the statement successfully created the image of a sinister and cunning intelligence director with deep scheming. He is good at reading words and feelings, and can see the subtleties of others' minds. In the film, he repeatedly designed to frame our reconnaissance personnel in an attempt to disrupt our reconnaissance operations. The statement vividly shows the insidious cunning of the intelligence director through precise line grasp and rich expression changes, which makes the audience have a strong antipathy for this character.
Matsui, a Japanese officer played by Fang Hua, is a typical image of a Japanese invader. In films such as "Guerrillas of the Plains", Fang Hua vividly expressed the ferocity, arrogance and cruelty of Matsui's character through his superb acting skills. He not only brutally suppressed our anti-Japanese forces on the battlefield, but also wantonly oppressed and humiliated ordinary people in daily life. Fang Hua's performance made people feel the cruelty and crime of the Japanese invaders, and also gave the audience a deeper understanding of this period of history.
Yamada, a Japanese officer played by Wang Xiaozhong, is also an impressive villain. In films such as "Tunnel War", Wang Xiaozhong vividly shows the cunning, viciousness and arrogance of the character of Yamada through his superb acting skills. He not only tactically imposed a tight blockade and siege on our side, but also psychologically brutally attacked and destroyed our side. Wang Xiaozhong's performance made people feel the cunning and viciousness of the Japanese invaders, and also made the audience more deeply aware of the cruelty and hardship of the War of Resistance Against Japan.
In addition to the above actors and characters, there are many other actors who have also successfully created a series of deeply rooted villain images. Through their superb acting skills and unique performance styles, these actors have brought a rich and colorful viewing experience to the audience and have also made important contributions to the development of Chinese films.
In the vast starry sky of Chinese films, many actors have created countless unforgettable screen images with their unique artistic charm and superb acting skills. Some of them, such as Bai Mu and Cao Huiqu, have become bright stars in the history of Chinese cinema through a series of representative works.
Bai Mu, a talented actor, has won the love of a wide audience with his deep and restrained acting style. In "Two Patrolmen", his character is full of a sense of justice and responsibility, and in the face of complex situations and difficult choices, he always sticks to his beliefs and duties. Through his delicate performances, Bai Mu vividly shows the inner world of the characters, allowing the audience to feel the authenticity and believability of the characters. And in "Farmhouse", he successfully created a rural character full of life and humor, which resonated strongly with the audience. Bai Mu's two works not only show his acting strength, but also reflect his diversity and flexibility in character creation.
Cao Huiqu is deeply rooted in the hearts of the people with his heroic and resolute image. In "Wings in the Sky", he played an excellent air force pilot who showed fearless courage and superb flying skills in battle. Through his superb acting skills, Cao Huiqu brought the heroic image of the character to life, making the audience feel the glory and pride of the Air Force. And in "Railway Guerrilla", he successfully portrayed a witty and brave guerrilla captain, leading the team members to wage a fierce struggle against the enemy on the railway line. Cao Huiqu's two works not only show his acting strength, but also reflect his bravery and wisdom in character building.
In addition to Bai Mu and Cao Huiqu, many other actors have also become bright stars in the history of Chinese cinema through a series of representative works. For example, the director of intelligence played by the statement in "Crossing the River Reconnaissance" impressed the audience with his sinister and cunning image; Matsui, a Japanese officer played by Fang Hua in "Guerrillas of the Plains", made people feel the crimes of the Japanese invaders with his cruel and arrogant image; Yamada, a Japanese officer played by Wang Xiaozhong in "Tunnel War", made the audience hate him with his cunning and vicious image.
Through their superb acting skills and unique performance styles, these actors have successfully created a series of screen images that are deeply rooted in people's hearts. Their representative works not only show the artistic charm of Chinese films, but also make important contributions to the development of Chinese films. These works will forever remain in the history of Chinese cinema and become a valuable asset for future generations to learn and learn from.
In the glorious chapters of Chinese films, some actors have become eternal memories in the hearts of the audience with their superb acting skills and profound character building. Bai Mu and Cao Huiqu are among the best, and they have left a deep impression through works such as "Two Patrolmen", "Farmhouse", "Wings in the Sky" and "Railway Guerrillas".
Bai Mu, a powerful actor, has created many vivid roles with his unique artistic temperament and profound acting skills. In "Two Patrolmen", he plays a loyal and brave patrolman who sticks to his post. Bai Mu uses delicate acting skills to show the inner world of the character vividly. Through the change of eyes and the control of micro-expressions, he vividly showed the firmness, courage and adherence to the duties of the patrol soldiers. This work not only allows the audience to see Bai Mu's acting strength, but also makes the audience feel the hard work and dedication of the patrol soldiers.
In "Farmhouse", Bai Mu shows another style. He plays a simple and kind farmer who lives a simple and happy life with the villagers. Bai Mu brings the image of the peasant to life through natural performances. He uses simple language and sincere emotions to vividly express the character's kindness, optimism and love for life. This work allows the audience to see the multifaceted nature of Bai Mu, and also allows the audience to feel the beauty and warmth of rural life.
Unlike Bai Mu, Cao Huiqu has become a hero in the hearts of the audience with his tough temperament and superb acting skills. In "Long Sky Wings", he plays an Air Force pilot who flies a fighter plane in the blue sky. Cao Huiqu used superb acting skills to vividly show the pilot's bravery, courage and loyalty to the country. Through his precise movements and determined eyes, he brought the image of the pilot to life. This work made the audience feel the bravery and glory of the Air Force pilots, and also made the audience full of praise for Cao Huiqu's acting skills.
In "Railway Guerrilla", Cao Huiqu showed another style. He plays a witty and brave guerrilla captain who leads his team in a desperate fight against the enemy on the railroad line. Through his vivid performances, Cao Huiqu vividly demonstrated the wit, bravery and desire for victory of the guerrilla captain. With firm conviction and resolute action, he brought the image of the guerrillas to life. This work made the audience feel the heroism and wisdom of the guerrillas, and also made the audience more admirable for Cao Huiqu's acting skills.
In addition to Bai Mu and Cao Huiqu, there are many other actors who have also become bright stars in the history of Chinese cinema through a series of excellent works. With their efforts and talents, they have made important contributions to the development of Chinese films. These works will forever remain in the history of Chinese cinema and become a valuable asset for future generations to learn and learn from.
In the long history of Chinese films, many outstanding actors have created one after another deeply rooted roles with their excellent acting skills and unique artistic charm, leaving an indelible impression on the audience. Although they were not selected for the glittering "Top 22 Stars" list, their acting talents and contributions to the art of cinema are undoubtedly not negligible and have had a profound impact on future generations.
Bai Mu, the evergreen on the screen, has created many memorable roles with his superb acting skills and rich emotional expression. In "Two Patrolmen", the character he played was brave and fearless, stuck to his post, and became a hero in the hearts of the audience. In "Farmhouse", he has transformed into a simple, kind, and life-like farmer, and has shaped the character vividly. Bai Mu's performance style is unique, which can show the inner world of the character vividly, so that the audience can feel the emotional changes of the character while enjoying the movie.
Cao Huiqu, with his tough temperament and excellent acting skills, has become a representative of the tough guy in the hearts of the audience. In "Long Sky Wings", the air force pilot he played was brave and resolute, flying a fighter plane in the blue sky, showing the heroism and glory of the pilot. And in "Railway Guerrilla", he became a witty and brave guerrilla captain, leading the team members to fight the enemy to the death on the railway line. Cao Huiqu's performance style is distinctive, and he can vividly express the heroism, courage and wit of the character, so that the audience can also feel the heroism and wisdom of the character in the tense and exciting plot.
Although these actors were not selected as the "Top 22 Stars", their acting talents and roles are undoubtedly treasures in the treasure house of Chinese film art. Their performance style is unique, and they can vividly show the inner world of the characters, so that the audience can feel the emotional changes of the characters while enjoying the movie. Their works not only won the recognition and love of the audience at the time, but also had a profound impact on later generations.
Through their superb acting skills and unique artistic charm, these actors have created one vivid character after another, allowing the audience to feel the truth and beauty of life in the movie. Their acting talents and contributions to film art are undoubtedly a valuable asset in the history of Chinese cinema. We should remember the dedication and efforts of these actors and thank them for their contributions to Chinese film art.
In the glorious chapter of Chinese cinema, although some actors are not among the "22 stars", their acting careers, contributions to film art and far-reaching influence are also worthy of in-depth discussion and remembering.
First, we focus on Bai Mu, an outstanding film artist. Bai Mu, born in 1920 and died in 2012, has an acting career that spans decades. From the early "Two Patrolmen" to "Farmhouse" and "Southern Expedition and Northern War" after the founding of New China, Bai Mu has created many deeply rooted characters. He is good at playing various types of roles, whether it is a heroic warrior, a cunning enemy, or a simple peasant, he can show the inner world of the character to the fullest with his superb acting skills. Bai Mu's performance style is unique, and each of his roles is full of vitality, which makes the audience have a strong resonance during the viewing process.
Let's look at Cao Huiqu, an actor known for his tough image, who has also left a strong mark in the history of film. Cao Huiqu's acting career began in "Long Sky Wings", and the image of the air force pilot he played in this movie is deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. Subsequently, he played the captain of the guerrilla in "Railway Guerrilla", and won the love of the audience with his witty and brave image. Cao Huiqu's performance style is tough and delicate, and he is good at showing the character's personality and emotional changes through detailed processing. His acting skills have been recognized by audiences and industry insiders, and he has made important contributions to the development of film art.
In addition to Bai Mu and Cao Huiqu, there are many actors who have not been selected for the "Top 22 Stars" who are also worthy of our attention. They may not have won many honors and awards, but their acting careers are just as exciting. Through their unremitting efforts and superb acting skills, they have created one vivid character after another, bringing countless classic film works to the audience. Their contribution is not only to shape the characters themselves, but also to convey positive energy and values through the art form of film, which has had a positive impact on society.
The acting careers, contributions and influence of these actors are undoubtedly a valuable asset in the history of Chinese cinema. Although they did not make it to the list of the "Top 22 Stars", their talents and efforts are also worthy of our memory and admiration. We should thank these actors for their contributions to Chinese film art, and thank them for bringing us classic works and good memories.