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Wang Xichun

Time: 2022-02-04 18:55:18 Author: ChinaWiki.net

Wang Xichun

Wang Xichun, female, is a Dan actor in Beijing opera. Nanjing people. His father, Wang Jinrong, sang Xiaosheng, and his mother, Wang Fengxiang, a famous man in Liyuan (CAI's family name is Cai Fengxiang, and her husband's surname is Wang after marriage).

Life figures

I like music, singing and dancing when I was young, and I learned to sing from my mother. Later, she became a famous singer in Nanjing Confucius Temple, known as "jiuhuaniang". His mother invited Huang Guiqiu to give him a performance. Three years later, Wang Xuexi performed with famous actors. After 1941, he went to Shanghai to join Zhou Xinfang's Yifeng drama club. He cooperated with Zhou and co performed Wen Suchen and other plays in Kalden theater. He became famous and became a well-known actor. Her work is delicate, her feelings are sincere, her voice is clear, and she is appreciated by Zhou Xinfang.

In 1939, Hezhong film company adapted the Peking Opera "Wen Suchen" into a multi episode film. Liu Qiong was invited to star in Wen Suchen and Wang Xichun was specially invited to co star. She moved from stage to screen. After completing four episodes of Wen Su Chen, Zhu Shilin edited and directed Xiangfei, starring Wang Xichun. The success of the film made Wang Xichun a famous movie star at that time. Since 1940, Wang Xichun has starred in 14 films, such as Meng Lijun, the golden dagger of red powder, xueyanniang, the fragrance of wild flowers, Meiniang Qu, etc. he went to Hong Kong in 1952 and starred in national spirit, life and death, new life and death hate, etc.

He is good at performing plays such as Xiangfei hen, Dong Xiaowan, Chunqiu Pei, Meilong town and wensuchen.

Birth: February 12, 1919, the 12th day of the first month of the Chinese calendar

Passing away: December 28, 2006, November 9, 1898, 11:12

Character works

Films ever shot:

Third sister you (1963)... Second sister you

Life and death (1953)

Yinhai Qianqiu (1953)

National Spirit (1948)... Mrs. Wen

Qing He Bo Ming (1947)

A generation of Hong Ling (1943)

Meiniang song (1943)