Liang Yin

essential information

Early experience

Liang Yin was born in a poor family in Qiqihar City, Heilongjiang Province on September 26, 1926. Liang Yin loved literature and art when he was a child. In his early years, he worked as an apprentice in the railway inspection depot. In 1946, Qiqihar Railway Bureau established a railway troupe to select actors from the workers, and Liang Yin was selected. In December 1948, Liang Yin was transferred to the Northeast film studio with the Northeast cultural and industrial group.

Acting experience

In 1949, he took part in his first film bridge, which started his career as an actor. In 1950, he starred in the war movie "defending the country and protecting the family" directed by Yan Gong; in the same year, he joined Shi Ling and Zhang Ying in the biographical movie "Zhao Yiman", in which he played Comrade Zhou, a member of the underground party. In 1952, he acted in the movie gate six directed by Lu Ban. In 1955, he appeared in the Anti Japanese war film the irresistible flame; in the same year, he joined Guo Zhenqing and Fang Hua in the war film plain guerrillas. In 1957, he co starred with Bai Dezhang and Sun Yu in the war movie eagle in the storm, in which he played Zhang Dashun, a brave Red Army soldier in the Anti Japanese war. In 1959, he co starred with Li Yalin and Jindi in the plot film young people in our village, in which he played Cao Maolin, a young farmer nicknamed "73 lines". In 1959, he starred in the plot film "changing the world" adapted from Kofu's drama "double marriage"; in the same year, he co starred with Liu Zhenzhong in the war film "Sea Eagle". In 1960, he co starred with Huang wanqiu and Liu Shilong in the opera film "Liu Sanjie" adapted from Guangxi Tong folk legend; in the same year, he co starred with Ren Yi in the plot film "the sun just came out" adapted from Ma Feng's novel. In 1961, he co starred with puke and Guo Zhenqing in the plot movie "wanmuchun", in which he played Qin Peide, a forestry director in Northeast China. In 1963, he co starred with Ayi xiamu and Gu Yuying in the plot movie "visitors on the iceberg", in which he played the brave and resourceful platoon leader Yang of the border defense army. He won the outstanding actor award of the little hundred flowers award of Changying film for this film. In 1965, he co starred with Fanghua in the Anti Japanese film "three enters the mountain city", in which he played Liu Qingshan, the hero of the Anti Japanese war. In 1974, she acted in the plot film the story of xiangyangyuan adapted from Xu Ying's novel of the same name. In 1975, he took part in the plot film "Golden Road" directed by Lin Nong. In 1978, he co starred with Guo Zhenqing and Tian Chengren in the dramatic film "grim journey", in which he played Guo Zhenxing, a train driver. In 1979, he co starred with Zhu Xinyun in the plot film the boundless water in Jiangxi. in 1980, the plot film "Can Xue" was released. In 1981, he co starred with Chen Guojun and Chen Qi in the plot film medicine adapted from Lu Xun's novel of the same name; in the same year, he acted in the plot film God of the sea directed by Zhao Xinshui. In 1983, he co starred with Wang Yuzhang and Jin Yikang in the plot movie what are you thinking, in which he played Ma Changqing, Secretary of the Party committee. In 1984, he joined Li Lianyi and Cao cuifen in the plot film the beating fire. In 1988, his war movie "refuge" was released; in the same year, he co starred with Zhao Lirong and Wu Jingan in the rural drama "common life". In 1992, he acted in the plot film "the descendant of Dayu" directed by Jin Tao, and in the rural drama "women are not the moon" directed by Pan Xia in the same year. In 1996, he co starred with Liu Xiaoning in the drama "camel city in blood"; in the same year, he co starred with Peng Yide and Dai Zihao in the drama "crane boy". In 2002, she appeared in the TV series "extraordinary citizen" directed by Cheng Hao. In 2004, he co starred in the crime drama "Tianshan emergency" with alslang and Shi Xiaohong. In 2005, he, together with he Jinsong and Liu Jiawei, CO starred in the plot movie "douzhidian · caf é"; in the same year, he won the title of "film artist with outstanding national contribution" in commemorating the 100th anniversary of the birth of Chinese film.

Personal life

marriage

Liang Yin's wife is Du Fengxia. After they got married, they had two daughters. The eldest daughter, Liang Ling, worked in the office while the youngest daughter worked as a makeup artist in Changchun Film Studio. In December 2000, Du Fengxia died of cerebral hemorrhage. In December 2003, with the help of Liang Yin's daughter, Liang Yin and Yu Hu got their marriage certificate and got married in Beijing.

Death

In the early morning of January 26, 2015, Liang Yin died of heart failure in Beijing at the age of 89.

Main works

Take part in the film

Take part in TV series

Take part in opera

Award winning record

Character evaluation

Liang Yin is humorous and kind-hearted. She can always bring happiness and laughter to the people around her. Most of the characters he created on the screen and stage were workers, peasants, soldiers or junior commanders. In the long-term performance practice, Liang Yin has formed the performance characteristics of simplicity, naturalness, implicitness and internality. He is good at controlling his own feelings, properly controlling the performance, without showing the traces of axe chisel, without affectation. In the film young people in our village, he vividly shows the simple and honest character of young farmer Cao Maolin, which deeply reflects the rural youth's spiritual outlook of yearning for a better life, hard work and optimistic entrepreneurship. Liang Yin is generous in his life. Although he is not good at words, he treats others sincerely (Liu Zhibing, people's daily, China Jilin daily).

Commemoration of later generations

In 2017, the China Film Museum held special exhibitions and donation exhibitions for Liang Yin and other film entrepreneurs and artists.

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