First, behind the bright starlight, there is a group of obscure "invisible inheritors". They are Liao Fan, Du Chun, Huang Lei, Li Dahai, Hu Jun, Ni Dahong and Chen Yuemo. Behind these familiar names, there are little-known family roots.
Liao Fan, the father of the Berlin actor, is a national first-class performance artist Liao Bingyan. Du Chun, behind the "literary male god", is Du Guozhi, the middle-aged actor of "Yongzheng Dynasty".
Huang Lei, known as "Teacher Huang", and his father Huang Xiaoli are also an artistic master, both national first-class actors. Li Dahai's father, Li Chengru, although he was once estranged from his son, is also famous in the entertainment industry.
Hu Jun's father, Hu Baoshan, has been strict with him since he was a child, which laid the foundation for his growth. Ni Dahong's father, Ni Zhenghua, was the pillar of the Harbin Drama Theater.
And Chen Yuemo was born in an acting family, and his parents Chen Baoguo and Zhao Kuie are both well-known actors. However, these second-generation stars have chosen an unusual path - to hide their identities and fight independently.
Some of them have struggled in obscurity for years, some have struggled to prove their worth under the aura of their parents, and some have even gone against the expectations of their parents.
Liao Fan debuted seven years before playing the first leading role, and never mentioned his father's identity. Du Chun was admitted to the Beijing Film Academy against all odds and proved his choice with his strength. Huang Lei went from actor to director, all the way up, and never asked his father for help.
Li Dahai insisted on himself on the road of music and did not follow his father's arrangement. Each person's story is a unique history of struggle, telling how they found themselves in Vanity Fair and how they carved their own path in the glory of their parents.
These celebrity fathers and sons who are too deeply hidden, their stories are both amazing and thought-provoking. They have demonstrated what true independence and self-worth are.
In the highly competitive arena of the entertainment industry, even if you have a prominent family background, it does not mean that it is smooth sailing. The stories of Liao Fan, Du Chun, Huang Lei and Li Dahai all tell the story of their difficult start under the halo of their fathers.
Liao Fan, the later Berlin actor, experienced hardships in the early days of his debut. In 1997, he joined the showbiz just after graduation, but it took 7 years to usher in the first protagonist in his life.
During this long wait, he never revealed that he was the son of Liao Bingyan, a national first-class performance artist, but silently sharpened his acting skills. It wasn't until he won the Best Actor Award in Singapore that he began to make a name for himself.
Second, Liao Fan's humility and persistence have won the appreciation of more people. Du Chun's path was also full of thorns. In order to follow his inner dream of being an actor, he insisted on being admitted to the Beijing Film Academy despite his father's opposition.
Faced with doubts and not being favored, Du Chun proved his choice with his strength. In 2003, he stood out from 16 campaign actors and successfully played the role of Emperor Wu of Han, which was not only a proof to himself, but also won his father's approval.
Du Chun always firmly believes that his father's existence is the icing on the cake, not a charcoal in the snow. Huang Lei's growth trajectory shows his multifaceted talent. From being appreciated by Zhang Yimou in 1990 to now being known as "Mr. Huang" in the entertainment industry, he not only worked step by step on the road of actor, but also challenged stage plays and tried to choreograph.
Even in the most difficult moments, he never asked his father Huang Xiaoli for help. Huang Lei has gone through the detours that others have taken, and has endured the hardships that others have endured, and finally achieved success in many fields such as actor, singer, screenwriter, and director.
Li Dahai's story is even more bumpy. In 1991, at the age of 6, he lived with his mother due to the divorce of his parents. When he was still living in a house of more than ten square meters and striving for his dreams, his father Li Chengru lived in a mansion and ignored their mother and son.
It wasn't until 2002 that 17-year-old Li Dahai re-recognized his father. However, at this time, Li Dahai already had his own life plan and did not want to enter the showbiz with his father's wishes.
He stuck to his musical dreams and finally fulfilled them in 2013 as the overall champion of the year. The starting path of these second-generation stars shows their determination to pursue independence and self-worth under the halo of their parents.
Their stories show us that success requires hard work and perseverance, even with a privileged background. On the stage full of temptations and challenges in the entertainment industry, the growth process of Hu Jun, Ni Dahong and Chen Yuemo all shows their determination to find themselves and prove themselves in the grinding.
Third, Hu Jun's acting career is like a long marathon. After 30 years in the industry, he started as an unknown young actor and continued to polish his acting skills on the stage of professional theaters.
Every small role is an opportunity for him to improve, and every performance is a stage for him to prove himself to the audience and the industry. This deep accumulation of emotions gives him a unique advantage in character building.
Finally, his hard work paid off, climbing all the way to the height of a national first-class actor. Hu Jun knows that this achievement is not only an affirmation of himself, but also the best way to pay tribute to his father Hu Baoshan.
Ni Dahong's story is full of persistence and perseverance. In order to realize his dream of being an actor, he can be described as "scheming". Failure in the college entrance examination did not defeat him, but inspired him to be more determined.
Even though his father Ni Zhenghua is a pillar of the Harbin Drama Theater, Ni Dahong did not easily rely on his father's influence. He chose a more difficult path, starting with the most basic roles and gaining experience one step at a time.
In the first 20 years of his career, he had almost no scenes to film, and some were only small supporting roles, so he won the title of "Gold Medal Supporting Actor". After years of obscurity and perseverance, he finally ushered in the peak of his career after playing the role of "Su Daqiang" in "It's All Good", allowing the audience to remember the true strength of this "old drama bone".
The growth process of these three actors shows their determination to pursue self-worth under the halo of their parents. They have proved with practical actions that real success does not depend on family background, but through their own efforts and perseverance.
In the process of growing up in the second generation of stars, the influence of the parents is a double-edged sword. Some choose to accept and learn from the experience of their parents, while others deliberately avoid the aura of their fathers.
The stories of Hu Jun, Huang Lei and Du Chun just show this complex father-son relationship. Hu Jun has lived in a family full of literature and art since he was a child. His father, Hu Baoshan, was a highly respected artist who was strict with his son since he was a child.
This kind of strict family education made Hu Jun have a strong interest in literary and artistic work since he was a child. However, he did not use his father's relationship to pave the way for himself, but chose to hide his identity and gain a firm foothold in the entertainment industry through his own efforts.
Hu Jun knew that his father's achievements in music were quite profound, and he could only repay his father if he achieved the same achievements. Finally, he won the biggest medal in his life, and the title of national first-class actor made him equal to his father.
Huang Lei's story shows a deliberate evasive attitude. As the son of national first-class actor Huang Xiaoli, Huang Lei could have easily entered the showbiz. However, he chose a more difficult path.
Even in the most difficult times, he did not ask his father for help. In the first 20 years of his career, Huang Lei was almost alone. The identities of actor, singer, screenwriter, and director are interspersed with each other, and he finally broke out of his own world.
This independent attitude has made Huang Lei successful in many fields. Du Chun's experience shows a kind of courage to go against the wind. In the face of the opposition of his father Du Guozhi, he still insisted on his dream of being an actor.
Fourth, in order to be admitted to the Beijing Film Academy, he overcame all difficulties, regardless of his father's opposition, and always firm his choice. In order to prove his ability, Du Chun put in more effort than ordinary people.
In 2003, he stood out from 16 campaign actors and successfully played the role of Emperor Wu of Han, which was not only a proof to himself, but also won his father's approval. Du Chun always firmly believes that the existence of his father is never a charcoal in the snow, but the icing on the cake.
The stories of these three second-generation stars show the different ways in which they find themselves and prove themselves under the influence of their parents. Whether they accept or avoid, they are interpreting the importance of independence and self-worth in their own way.
In the star-studded entertainment industry, the road to fame is often a perfect interweaving of strength and opportunity. The stories of Liao Fan, Du Chun, Ni Dahong and Chen Yuemo just confirm this.
Liao Fan's fame is hard-won. After years of quiet work, he finally reached the peak of his career in 2014 - he won the Best Actor Award at the Berlin Film Festival for "Fireworks in the Day".
This international award not only made Liao Fan famous in one fell swoop, but also made the audience begin to pay attention to his background. When people were surprised to find out that he was the son of Liao Bingyan, a national first-class performance artist, they admired his low-key and strength over the years.
Liao Fan used his own efforts to prove that Liao Fan can succeed without relying on anyone. Du Chun's title of "literary god" is not easy to come by. From being not favored at first, to standing out in "The Emperor of Han Wu", and then to today's popular actor, Du Chun proved his choice with his strength.
In 2003, he stood out from 16 campaign actors and successfully played the role of Emperor Wu of Han, which was not only a proof to himself, but also won his father's approval. Du Chun's handsome appearance and solid acting skills have allowed him to establish a unique image in the hearts of the audience.
Now Du Chun, who is in his early 40s, has become a winner in life, with a bumper harvest in love and career. Ni Dahong's fame can be described as a late bloomer. He has been in the entertainment industry for many years and has always been known as a "gold medal supporting actor".
It wasn't until the appearance of the role of "Su Daqiang" in "It's All Good" that Ni Dahong really became popular. His "facial paralysis" acting skills not only won the recognition of the audience, but also made people reacquaint themselves with this powerful actor.
Fifth, especially the affectionate performance in this year's movie "I Love You", which made countless viewers cry, further consolidating his status as an actor. Ni Dahong's success confirms the persistent spirit of "not hitting the south wall and not looking back".
Chen Yuemo's road to fame shows more of the power of family cooperation. In "The Invincible", Chen Yuemo cooperated with his parents Chen Baoguo and Zhao Kuie for the first time, which not only made him gain more attention, but also made his acting skills significantly improved under the guidance of his parents.
Although his resources are getting better and better, and he even serves as the male lead, the audience has also seen his efforts to continuously improve his acting skills. Chen Yuemo's performance in the Anti-Japanese War drama and spy war drama, although he has not fully learned the essence of his father, has already shown good strength.
The road to fame of these four actors shows the importance of strength and opportunity in the entertainment industry. Their stories show us that even with a prominent family background, true success still requires hard work and perseverance.
Everyone is interpreting what true success is in their own way. In Vanity Fair, the low-key attitude and self-proof determination shown by these second-generation stars have undoubtedly taught us a vivid life lesson.
Most of the second generation of stars choose to hide their identities and try to avoid the label of "related households". Liao Fan debuted seven years before playing the first leading role, and never mentioned his father's identity.
Although Hu Jun has been influenced by his father since he was a child, he has always chosen to hide his identity and gain a firm foothold in the entertainment industry through his own efforts. Even in the most difficult time, Huang Lei did not ask his father for help.
They know very well that in this industry that relies on strength to speak, the aura of their fathers may become their shackles. The second generation of these stars is also very humble in their attitude towards the achievements of their parents.
Du Chun always firmly believes that his father's existence is the icing on the cake, not a charcoal in the snow. Although Hu Jun eventually achieved the same achievements as his father, he has always been ashamed of himself and regards his father as his benchmark.
This attitude not only won the respect of the audience, but also laid a solid foundation for their career development. In addition to the seven pairs of celebrity fathers and sons mentioned in this article, there are many incognito second-generation stars in the entertainment industry.
Sixth, for example, Gong Tiankuo's father is the famous cross talk actor Gong Hanlin, and Gao Liang's father is the actor Gao Ming. These second-generation stars also choose to develop in a low-key manner and use their own strength to gain a firm foothold in the entertainment industry.
They prove their worth with strength and realize their self-worth through hard work and perseverance. Liao Fan used his own efforts to prove that Liao Fan can succeed without relying on anyone.
Through continuous efforts, Du Chun finally became a "literary god". Ni Dahong's late bloomer proves the power of persistence. The attitude of these second-generation stars tells us that real success does not lie in birth, but in personal effort and strength.
They have proved with their actions that even if they have a superior family background, they need to achieve self-worth through their own efforts and perseverance. This low-key but firm attitude is undoubtedly worth learning and thinking about by each of us.