So it is

So it is

Yu Shizhi (July 9, 1927 - January 20, 2013), originally named Yu Miao, was born in Tangshan, Hebei Province. He is an actor from the mainland of China, a member of the Communist Party of China, a famous drama performing artist, former vice chairman of China Dramatists Association, former chairman of Beijing Dramatists Association, former first vice president of Beijing People's Art Theatre, and a French major in Western Language Department of Peking University.

In 1944, he took part in his first drama "King Niu". In 1947, he took part in the drama under the eaves of Shanghai. In 1951, he played madman Cheng in the drama Longxugou. In 1952, he starred in the plot film "Longxugou". In 1958, he played the teahouse manager Wang Lifa in the drama Teahouse. In 1961, he created the historical drama "Dan Jian Pian". In 1978, he starred in the plot movie the river. In 1983, he won the best supporting actor award of the 4th Golden Rooster Award for Chinese film for his revolutionary film Qiu Jin. In 1987, he created the performance theory book on performance. In 1989, he won the Golden Lion Award of Chinese drama. In 1992, he acted in the biographical film Zhou Enlai. In 1996, he took part in the drama ice sugar gourd.

In 2005, on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the birth of Chinese film, he was named "one hundred outstanding actors of Chinese film". In 2006, he won the performance art achievement award. In 2007, he won the honorary title of "national drama artist with outstanding contribution". In 2009, he won the first China Drama Award · Lifetime Achievement Award. At 17:19 on January 20, 2013, he died in Peking Union Medical College Hospital at the age of 86. In 2017, to commemorate the fourth anniversary of his death, the Writers Publishing House published literary works "Yu Shi Zhi Jia Shu" and "Yu Shi Zhi ran Bi".

Character experience

So he studied in the Experimental Primary School of Beijing Normal University. After that, I went to junior high school affiliated to Beijing Normal University. In 1942, he participated in the amateur drama activities organized by Beiping youth organization.

In 1944, he joined the salon troupe organized by his classmates from Fu Jen University, and took part in his first drama "King Niu". In the autumn of 1945, he was admitted to the French major of the Department of western languages of Peking University, and soon dropped out of school. Since then, he has officially joined a professional drama group and participated in the performances of metamorphosis and setting an example.

In 1947, he entered the Beiping art museum to work, and participated in the performances of "under the eaves of Shanghai" and "great reunion". In February 1949, he joined the North China People's Art Troupe (the predecessor of Beijing People's Art Theater). In 1951, he played the drummer Cheng lunatic in the drama "Longxugou"; in the same year, he played Mao Zedong in the opera "Long March", and he became the first actor to play the leader Mao Zedong after the founding of new China.

In 1952, he joined the Communist Party of China; in the same year, he co starred with Yu Lan and Niu Zhen in the plot film "Longxugou". In 1958, he played Wang Lifa, a young and shrewd teahouse manager, in the drama Teahouse. In 1959, he co starred with Xie Fang in the plot film song of youth, in which he played Yu Yongze, the young master of the landlord class. In 1960, he co starred with Zhou Zheng in the war movie in the name of revolution.

In 1961, he collaborated with Cao Yu and Mei Qian in the creation of the historical drama "Dan Jian"; in the same year, he collaborated with Ying Ruocheng and Tong Chao in the adaptation of the drama "living like him". In 1978, he and Zhang Ruifang co starred in the plot film "the river runs". In 1980, he co starred with Zheng Rong and Zhang Ping in the plot film "Dan Xin Pu". In 1982, he starred in the drama Teahouse adapted from Lao She's drama of the same name; in the same year, he wrote the drama absolute signal.

In 1983, he created the drama "Xiaojing Hutong"; in the same year, he co starred with Li Xiuming and Li Zhiyu in the revolutionary film "Qiujin", in which he played Zhu Shaokang, who organized and led the riots. He won the best supporting actor award of the 4th Golden Rooster Award for Chinese film. In 1984, he served as the first vice president of Beijing People's art and presided over the work.

In 1985, he was elected vice chairman of the Chinese Dramatists Association. In 1986, he wrote the play "Nirvana of the dog". In 1987, he created the performance theory book on performance. In 1988, he was elected chairman of Beijing Drama Association. In 1989, he won the Golden Lion Award of Chinese drama. In 1991, he enjoyed the special government allowance granted by the State Council. In 1992, he acted in the biographical film Zhou Enlai directed by Ding Yinnan.

In 1995, he published a literary work on Beijing People's art drama school, which reveals the reasons for the formation and development of Beijing People's art drama school. In 1996, he took part in his last drama ice sugar gourd. In 1999, his literary work Qingquan was published. In 2005, on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the birth of Chinese film, he was named "one hundred outstanding actors of Chinese film". In 2006, he won the performance art achievement award. In 2007, he won the honorary title of "national drama artist with outstanding contribution". In 2009, he won the first China Drama Award · Lifetime Achievement Award.

Personal life

His uncle is Shi Hua and his wife is Li Manyi. At 17:19 on January 20, 2013, he died in Peking Union Medical College Hospital at the age of 86. On January 24, his funeral ended in a low-key way with a hearse around the capital theater. On January 25, a memorial meeting was held in Beijing People's Art Theater.

Main works

Take part in the film

Take part in drama

Take part in opera

Screenwriter's works

literary works

Award winning record

Character evaluation

Therefore, the performance style is natural, implicit and poetic (Hangzhou daily review). He likes literary works with profound thoughts, vivid images and strong atmosphere of life. He pursues the true, simple and implicit artistic style, and loathes falsehood and delicate affectation. This kind of artistic interest is an important factor in the formation of his performance style. The actor should be faithful to life and act from life, which is the core of his artistic thought. Therefore, the stage image created by him has profound thoughts and feelings, inner enrichment, plump personality and bright colors. The key point is that he always respects life in his artistic creation and strictly follows the creative principle of starting from life. When he creates characters, he always mobilizes the accumulation of all his life experience, social knowledge and image, and arouses the heat of creation in the depth of his thoughts and feelings. This makes the characters he plays not the stage interpretation of literary images, but the second creation of excellent actors, deepen the thought and character of literary images. His deep understanding of life and characters often makes his performance full of artistic charm with rich thoughts, long artistic conception and endless aftertaste (review of people's Drama).

Commemoration of later generations

In 2017, in order to commemorate the fourth anniversary of Yu Shizhi's death, the writers' Publishing House published literary works "Yu Shizhi's family letter" and "Yu Shizhi's essays". Yu Shizhi's letters to his wife Li Manyi from 1950 to 1980 are selected in Yu Shizhi's letters to his family. Li Manyi's letters were compiled by Li Manyi himself, which is the first complete collection and publication of his letters. The letters show the style of the older generation of intellectuals. Yu Shi Zhi's essays are selected from Yu Shi Zhi's essays. "Manbi" was compiled by Tong Daoming.

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