Text / Xiaole
In the past, Hong Kong dramas were a good memory of the post-80s, and in that era, all kinds of TV resources were not as colorful as they are now, so Hong Kong dramas at that time were deeply loved by mainland netizens.
In the heyday of the Hong Kong circle, batches of outstanding actors emerged. A high-quality film and television drama is inseparable from the wonderful acting skills of some supporting actors. In fact, recalling the Hong Kong circle in the past, there were too many "golden supporting roles", such as Wu Mengda, Cao Dahua, Chen Honglie, Chen Dike, etc., but unfortunately these actors have left us one by one.
On September 9th, there was bad news in the Hong Kong circle again, and some bloggers revealed that the old drama bone Li Haisheng passed away, maybe many people are very unfamiliar with this name when they hear it, but as long as they see his photo, they will suddenly realize it. Especially fans who like to watch Jin Yong's martial arts dramas, they are very familiar with Li Haisheng.
At around half past eight in the evening of the 9th, actor Wu Yushu, who played Bodardo in "Wu Zhuangyuan Su Qier", revealed the news of Li Haisheng's death on social platforms.
At the beginning of the revelations, many netizens stood up to question the accuracy of the news, and some retorted: "People are TVB leaving the nest, not passing away." ”
Soon Wu Yushu also scolded netizens in the comment area, saying: "Are you sure it's right? That definitely means that my message is wrong, right? ”
Subsequently, Wu Yushu also revealed the exact time of Li Haisheng's death, saying that Li Haisheng left on the afternoon of the 9th. Compared with the revelations of some netizens, the news obtained by Wu Yushu, as an insider, should be more reliable.
Li Haisheng was born as a Shaw Brothers Dragon and Tiger martial artist, and began to play roles in front of the screen in the mid-1970s. He often shows a bald head and is muscular. There are many villains, and most of them are final bosses with very strong martial arts.
However, Li Haisheng has played many official roles, such as the master of Xuan Pain in "Dragon Babu", the abbot of the Discipline Institute in "Shaolin Thirty-six Rooms", etc., because Li Haisheng has a lot of martial arts foundation, so when filming martial arts scenes, he can easily complete the actions given by the director.
Although Li Haisheng does not have the popularity of some big-name Hong Kong stars, the title of "Golden Supporting Actor" is well deserved. Among the more well-known characters are, the pirate Li Chujiu in "Plan A", the Hulong in "New Half a Jin Eight Taels", the master of Xuanzhi in "Tianlong Babu", and the master Huiyan in "The Case of Shi Gongqi" and so on.
Watching the fall of one old drama bone after another, it also means that we, the post-80s, are no longer young. Although I don't know why Li Haisheng died, I hope he will go all the way.