Feng Zhe

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Acting experience

In 1946, Feng zhe entered Shanghai Cathay film company. In 1947, he co starred with Shu Xiuwen and Yang Weiwei in the plot film "nepotism", thus opening his career as an actor. In the same year, he co starred with Su Hui in the plot film "memory of Jiangnan", in which he played Li Zhiyun, a young poet of the national salvation propaganda team of Shanghai cultural circles. In 1948, he starred in the plot film good husband and wife, and in the same year, he and Shu Yi starred in the plot film plain sailing, in which he played Tian Baolin, an unemployed employee. In 1949, he co starred with Shu Xiuwen in the love movie "the way of love"; in the same year, he co starred with Dai Yun in the plot movie "rain and wind in Jiangnan". In 1950, he entered Shanghai Tianma film studio and co starred with Li Lihua in the plot film "winter goes and spring comes". In 1952, he co starred with Chen Ge and Tang Huada in the war movie "the battle of the South and the north", in which he played the brave and resourceful commander Gao of the PLA. In 1954, he co starred with Wang Bei and Wei Heling in the plot movie huaishangrenjia, in which he played Gao Heizi, a farmer on the Bank of Huaihe River. In 1956, he co starred with Cao Huiqu and Qin Yi in the war movie railway guerrillas, in which he played a wise and experienced political commissar of the guerrillas. In 1957, he co starred with Yu Fei in the plot movie "secret sentry of Yangcheng", in which he played the hero scout Wang Lian. In 1958, he starred in the plot film "an important lesson"; in the same year, he starred in the plot film "a little story in the big storm" directed by sang arc, Ye Ming and Xie Jin; in addition, he also starred in the plot film "hero catches up with Parker" with Yang mengchang and Zhang Yan. In 1959, he co starred with Zhang Wenjia in the war film desert bandit chase adapted from Yang Shangwu's bandit chase, and served as the screenwriter of the film. In the film, he played Zhong Yongsheng, the cavalry squad leader who died for the revolution. In 1963, he co starred with Zhang Fa and Wei Yuping in the Anti Japanese film "Jinsha River", in which he played Jin Ming, a brave and fighting instructor; in the same year, he co starred with Wang Danfeng in the love film "Peach Blossom Fan", in which he played Hou Gongzi, a sentimental but rebellious generation of celebrities; in addition, he served as the commentator of the documentary "long live the people's commune". In 1995, on the occasion of commemorating the 100th anniversary of the birth of world films and the 90th anniversary of the birth of Chinese films, Feng zhe was listed as one of 126 "Chinese movie stars" by the Ministry of culture of the people's Republic of China. In 2005, 100 years after the birth of Chinese film, Feng zhe was rated as "one hundred outstanding actors of Chinese film".

Personal life

family

Feng zhe grew up in an intellectual family where Chinese and Western cultures mingled. His father, Feng Jiantong, works in China's railway management. His mother, Wei Yaoshan, is the daughter of Wuhan tea merchant Wei Jiecheng. She was educated in the West since childhood and studied in St. Mary's girls' School of Shanghai missionary school. She is a female bass singer in the school. The elder brother is Feng Yishan.

feeling

In 1946, when Feng zhe was watching Guo Moruo's play in the rehearsal of "China drama society", she was unconsciously attracted by a supporting actress who played a singer, Zhang guangru. Later, because of the same occupation, Feng Zhe and Zhang guangru soon got to know each other. On May 7, 1949, Feng Zhe, 29, and Zhang guangru, 20, married at the Liuguo hotel in Hong Kong. After marriage, Zhang guangru had two miscarriages. Later, because Zhang guangru's fallopian tube was blocked and caused edema, she excised the fallopian tube and was no longer fertile.

Death

On June 2, 1969, Feng zhe died of persecution and detention during the cultural revolution. He was 49 years old. On July 13, 1978, the Emei film studio held a memorial meeting for Feng Zheping.

Main works

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Screenwriter's works

Commentary works

Award winning record

Character evaluation

Feng Zhe is a brilliant actor with a brilliant voice and face. His plays are very broad, and the characters are very different. He can play not only literati, but also military generals; he can play modern revolutionary youth, but also ancient amorous childe. It can be said that he is both ancient and modern, including workers, peasants, businessmen and soldiers. Feng zhe on the screen, the image of Ying Wu SA Tuo, temperament elegant meaningful, accurate and unique performance. He seems to be born to be an actor. As an adult, he has white skin, tall stature, bright eyebrows and handsome appearance. He also has the masculinity and elegance of a standard beautiful man (comprehensive review of Netease, spring and autumn archives and Chinese TV drama).

Commemoration of later generations

On October 1, 2007, Jianchuan museum's red age daily necessities museum was completed and opened, and Feng Zhe's exhibition hall officially met with the public.