Su Chengshou

Su Chengshou

Su Chengshou (April 12, 1926 - December 31, 1987), born in Beijing, is a famous director, screenwriter and partner of a film company. The representative works include burning Yuanmingyuan, listening to politics from behind the curtain, Princess Xiangxiang, etc.

Basic information

Photo Aberdeen, 1984 photo Su Chengshou, a native of Beijing, Han nationality, is a director and screenwriter. His wife, Su wuzhifen, has two daughters, both of whom live in the United States. < br > his wife, Wu zhifen, has two daughters, both of whom live in the United States. < br > his eldest daughter, Tianman, and his youngest daughter, Su Jingyi, were born in Beijing on April 12, 1926 and died in Hong Kong on December 31, 1987 In 1956, he responded to the recall of China. In 1965, the Cultural Revolution was turned into a counter revolution in the science and technology group of Guangzhou film studio. In 1966, he was jailed for three years and returned to Hong Kong in 1979. In March 1982, Su Chengshou set up the "new Kunlun film company" in Hong Kong and planned to shoot "listening to politics behind the curtain" with Li Hanxiang In 1984, Yangzijiang Film Co., Ltd. was established and adapted from Jin Yong's novels the romance of the sword and the first episode of Princess Xiang, Xu Anhua, co-operative with Tianjin film studio, died of illness at the end of the year when she was filming Xiangxiang princess in Xinjiang in 1987

personal honor

During the cultural revolution, Su Chengshou was imprisoned for three years in the old Pearl River Film Studio (18): Mo Fuzhi, Hong Qiu, Fang Huang, Wang Yi, Tan Youren, Tao Jin, Wu Tian, Lu Jue, Huang can, Zhang Bo, Jiang Tao, Li Keyi, Du Bian, Su Chengshou, Ge Yang, Shu Yi, Shi Jin, Zhang Zao. The play sunrise, which has been put into the counter revolution, deeply dissects the metropolitan life of China in the 1930s, criticizes the criminal society that "the loss is not enough for the surplus", and has been put on the screen many times. In 1953, Hong Kong director Li CHENFENG wrote and shot sunrise, which basically retains the plot of the original work, but still continues the modern flavor of old Shanghai in narrative and performance, lacking some fresh flavor. In 1956, Hong Kong directors Hu Xiaofeng and Su Chengshou put sunrise on the screen again. Due to the director's bold use of new people, Chen Bailu played by Xia Meng and the little things played by Lettie have left a deep impression on the audience. The mainland version of sunrise, written by Cao Yu, was introduced to the screen in 1985 by Yu Benzheng, a famous Shanghai Director. The movie Ying has given birth to two major stars in the mainland film industry. Chen Bailu, played by Fang Shu, takes her performance to a new height. Cui Xi, who is played by Wang Fuli, has brought her the reputation of "the first supporting actress in the film world".

Character evaluation

The Cultural Revolution was put into prison. There were also 18 other people in the old Pearl River Film Studio: Mo Fuzhi, Hong Qiu, Fang Huang, Wang Cheng, Tan Youren, Tao Jin, Wu Tian, Lu Jue, Huang can, Zhang Bo, Jiang Tao, Li Keyi, Du Bian, Su Chengshou, Ge Yang, Shu Yi, Shi Jin and Zhang Zao. "Burning Yuanmingyuan" by a Hong Kong director ignited the "fire" of Yuanmingyuan which has been extinguished for many years since 1983. Since then, the Old Summer Palace has returned to the national vision and become a scar on the country, which makes the Chinese people constantly alert themselves and reflect on themselves in pain.
The future of coronary artery bypass surgery is uncertain. Li Hanxiang decided to go back to Beijing to have a look before he went to the United States for this major operation.
This was September 1978, 30 years after Li Hanxiang left Peking.
When he set foot on this land again, Beiping had already been changed to Beijing, and the site of Beiping Art College in dongzongbu Hutong had become the "old site". At that time, the classmates of Shanghai theater school had become famous artists in the mainland film industry, and he also became a famous history film director in Hong Kong. I never thought that this trip to the mainland unexpectedly gave him the chance to direct a film with the theme of Yuanmingyuan.
< br > in this way, a Hong Kong director's "burning Yuanmingyuan" has ignited the "fire" of Yuanmingyuan, which has been extinguished for many years since 1983, and Yuanmingyuan has been endowed with various symbols and meanings by the new era.
< br > < br > Li Hanxiang and his old friend Su Chengshou moved to Shanghai to start planning. Su Chengshou asked Li Hanxiang, "do you really get to go back to the mainland to make films? What's the first one?" Li thought for a while and said, "Zhou Enlai!" Su Chengshou wrote a letter to Hu Yaobang, then general secretary of the CPC