Li Rentang
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Character experience
In 1949, he served as an assistant and actor of the Rehe Provincial Cultural Troupe (later changed to Chengde dialect Troupe). In 1965, he co starred with Zhu Longguang in the drama qingsongling adapted from Zhang Zhongpeng's play of the same name. In 1973, the film "qingsongling" was remade, and Li Rentang continued to play Zhang Wanshan.
In 1974, he co starred with Zhang Lianwen in the plot film entrepreneurship. In 1975, he served as an actor of Hebei drama theater and vice chairman of Hebei Dramatist Association. In 1976, he joined song Xiaoying and Du Defu in the drama film Suolong lake. In 1977, he co starred with Zhang Ping in the plot movie "October storm".
In 1979, he co starred with Xie Fang in the plot film "tears", in which he played Zhu Keshi, Secretary of the county Party committee. He won the best actor award of Shanghai Film Wenhui award and the best actor award of the third popular film Hundred Flowers Award. In 1980, he was transferred to the Beijing Film Studio actor troupe and starred in the plot film the death of Marshal.
In 1981, he starred in midnight, a plot film adapted from Mao Dun's novel of the same name, in which he played Wu Sunfu, general manager of Shanghai Yuhua silk factory. In 1982, she co starred with Tao Yuling and Zheng Zhenyao in the love movie "Ruyi", playing Shi Yihai, an old school worker. In 1983, he co starred with Lei Fei and Zhao Fuyu in the biographical drama "Mr. Peng's business trip".
In 1984, he co starred with Li Muran and Pang Xueqin in the plot movie No.5 Garden Street, playing Gao Feng, Secretary of the provincial Party committee; in the same year, he co starred with Guo Kaimin in the plot movie blue flowers. In 1985, he co starred with Liu Jia and Li Qihou in the plot movie cheers, women soldiers. In 1986, he co starred with Tao Yuling, Xu Huanshan and others in the plot film "lucky man"; in the same year, he co starred with Han Yueqiao in the plot film "fields are green gauze tent again"; in addition, he also took part in the plot film "Tongtian tower" directed by Cai Jiwei.
In 1987, he acted in the plot movie "speeding" directed by qiqingaowa. In 1988, the war movie Weiwei Kunlun was released. In 1989, he co starred with Fu Yiwei in the plot movie "romantic spy", in which he played Prince Su who colluded with Japan. In 1990, he co starred with Li Xuejian and Zhou Zongyin in the biographical film Jiao Yulu; in the same year, he co starred with Li Lingyu and Chen Yude in the suspense film No. 9, in which he played Ni Chunqiu, the elegant director of the TV factory.
In 1991, he played Secretary Zhou in the TV series the story of a small town. In 1994, he co starred with Dong danjun and biff in the plot movie "the defendant ShanGangye", in which he played ShanGangye who was dedicated to the good deeds of the villagers. With this film, he won the best actor award of the 15th Golden Rooster Award of Chinese film and the best actor award of the 18th hundred flowers award of popular film.
In 1995, he co starred with Wen Haitao and Hao Yan in the plot movie "police officer Cui Daqing". In 1998, he took part in the plot film yesterday's promise directed by Yang Zaibao. In 1999, he co starred with Fang Zige and Xie Fang in the plot movie "sunny day in 1999", in which he played Xiao Jian, an old man who loved calligraphy. On June 24, 2002, Li Anping died of a sudden heart attack in Shandong Renping mausoleum.
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Character evaluation
Li Rentang is a diligent and studious person with a serious attitude towards art. His performance style is just like his image. He is honest, mature, simple and natural. He can play the real old farmer as a farmer, while the workers are the class image of Chinese workers with thoughts, consciousness and indomitable spirit. Every time he receives a new role, he does not make a pure rational analysis of the characters in isolation, but experiences and observes the deep connotation of the characters' inner state from practice. Although the characters in the films he took part in had different identities and different experiences, he performed them in such a proper, simple, friendly and touching way. The characters he created are not only similar in shape, but also similar in spirit, each with its own unique character, which is unforgettable (comprehensive review of contemporary TV and film review).
Chinese PinYin : Li Ren Tang
Li Rentang
