Huang Zongying

Huang Zongying

Huang Zongying (July 13, 1925 - December 14, 2020), born in Beijing, is an actor, writer and screenwriter in mainland China.

In 1941, he starred in his first drama sweet girl. In 1946, he starred in his first film chase. In 1950, he starred in the plot movie Wu Xun Zhuan. In 1954, he wrote the screenplay ordinary career. In 1960, he was the screenwriter of the first spring of the sixties. In 1965, he was a full-time writer in Shanghai Branch of China Writers Association. In 1980, he created the reportage "love of wild geese", which won the 1977-1980 China excellent reportage award. In 1982, he starred in the plot movie "a game of chess.". In 1983, he created the reportage "orange", which won the 1983-1984 China excellent reportage award. In 1988, he and Ding Ling jointly created a collection of reportage, the pride of the generation. In 1995, he published a collection of essays, half mountain, half water, half book window. In 2000, he and Huang Zongjiang and Huang zongluo jointly created the prose collection "the Performing Arts Huang family". In 2005, he created a collection of essays, "people who sell art.". In 2016, Huang Zongying's anthology was published. In 2019, he won the "Lifetime Achievement Award" of the seventh Shanghai Literature and Art Award.

At 3:28 a.m. on December 14, 2020, Huang Zongying died at the age of 95.

Acting experience

In 1930, Huang Zongying entered the first Mongolian garden in Beijing. In 1932, he moved to Qingdao with his father and entered Jiangsu Road Primary School. In 1934, after losing her father, Huang Zongying went to Tianjin to attend Shude primary school near tushanzi park.

In 1940, at the age of 15, Huang Zongying went to Shanghai with his elder brother Huang Zongjiang to play a drama. In the same year, he signed the first film contract with a film company.

In 1941, he starred in his first drama "sweet girl"; in early autumn, he was summoned to Shanghai by Huang Zongjiang to work in the Shanghai professional troupe hosted by Huang zuolin, and soon appeared in the drama "Metamorphosis". In 1942, at the invitation of Cheng Shuyao, President of the North South drama club, he joined the club.

In 1946, he serialized the essay "cold window writing" in Wen Wei Po, and in the same year, he starred in his first film "chasing". In 1947, he co starred with Zhao Dan and Gu just in the comedy Rhapsody of happiness. In 1948, he co starred with Yuan Xuefen in the plot movie "chicken crowing early to see the sky"; in the same year, he co starred with Zhang Fa in the love movie "streets and Alleys".

In 1949, he co starred with Zhao Dan in the plot film "beauty walk"; in the same year, he co starred with Zhao Dan in the film "Crow and Sparrow", in which he played Yu xiaoyingguang, the concubine of Kuomintang bureaucrats; in addition, his plot film "Xi Ying Chun" was released. In 1950, he and Zhao Dan co starred in the plot film "Wu Xun Zhuan".

In 1953, he co starred with Wang Longji and Jiang Tianliu in the plot film "blessing for children". In 1954, he wrote the screenplay ordinary career. In 1956, he acted in the plot film home adapted from Ba Jin's novel of the same name. In 1959, he co starred with Zhao Dan in the biographical film Nie Er. In 1960, he was the screenwriter of the first spring of the sixties.

In 1965, he was a full-time writer in Shanghai Branch of China Writers Association. In 1980, he created the reportage "love of wild geese", which won the 1977-1980 China excellent reportage award. In 1981, he created a collection of essays star. In 1982, he co starred with sun Daolin and San Guo Lian taro in the plot movie "a game of chess not played"; in the same year, he created reportage "beautiful eyes", which won the 1981-1982 China excellent reportage award.

In 1983, he created the reportage "orange", which won the 1983-1984 China excellent reportage award. In 1984, he created the reportage "cabin"; in the same year, he and Xu Chi and Xiao Fuxing jointly created the reportage collection "for you, my motherland".

In 1988, he and Ding Ling jointly created a collection of reportage, the pride of the generation. In 1995, he published a collection of essays, half mountain, half water, half book window. In 2000, he and Huang Zongjiang and Huang zongluo jointly created the prose collection "the Performing Arts Huang family".

In 2003, he created a collection of essays, so I am still. In 2004, he published his prose collection Xiao Jun, and in the same year, he created his essay collection Zen thinking in old age. In 2005, he and Huang Zongjiang and Huang zongluo jointly created the prose collection "performing arts family". In 2016, Huang Zongying's anthology was published.

In 2019, he won the lifelong achievement award of the 7th Shanghai Literature and Art Award.

Personal life

family

Huang Zongying was born in Beijing in 1925 and lost his father at the age of nine. Huang Zongying has two younger brothers named Huang Zonghan and Huang zongluo. His elder brother is Huang Zongjiang. After graduating from junior high school, Huang Zongying dropped out of school to support her family and followed her brother to Shanghai.

feeling

In 1942, Huang Zongying married music conductor Yi Fang (real name: Guo Yuantong), who died of heart disease 18 days later. In 1946, he married Cheng Shuyao. In 1947, he fell in love with Zhao Dan in the film Rhapsody of happiness.

In early 1948, she divorced Cheng Shuyao and married Zhao Dan. In 1960, Huang Zongying gave birth to his son Zhao Jin. On October 10, 1980, Zhao Dan died of cancer in Beijing at the age of 65. In 1993, he went to Beijing to marry Feng Yidai. Feng Yidai died in early 2005. On December 4, 2013, Zhao Jin died of cancer at the age of 53.

Main works

literary works

Take part in the film

Screenwriter's works

Take part in drama

Award winning record

Character evaluation

Huang Zongying's figure, face, hair, snow white with a few wisps of powder, and even her voice are quite rhythmic rhythm. She is like a fire, hot and kind, kind and naive, naive and persistent. Moreover, Huang Zongying has a simple and clear temperament, which makes it easy for the audience to connect her with the women of the times with appeal and independent characteristics (comprehensive review of party history and Journal of Hebei University).

Artistically speaking, Huang Zongying uses prose style to write reportage, which has its own unique charm. In addition, she is a writer who does not pay much attention to creation norms, and always wants to be innovative in conception and structure, so her works have new ideas. Moreover, her description of details is very expressive. She is not only good at depicting character through details and actions, but also often makes actions and details dramatic and attractive (review of Zibo Teachers College Journal).