Wang Renmei

Wang Renmei

Wang Renmei (December 24, 1914 - April 12, 1987), formerly known as Shu Xi, was born in Changsha City, Hunan Province. Her ancestral home is Liuyang City, Hunan Province. She is an actress and singer from the mainland of China. She graduated from Shanghai Meimei girls' school.

In 1930, he took part in his first film the sound of the ape in the hollow. In 1932, he starred in the plot movie wild rose. In 1934, he starred in the plot film "yuguangqu" and sang the theme song of the same name. In 1935, he starred in the Anti Japanese war movie "children of the storm" and sang the episode "singing girl under the iron hoof". In 1937, he took part in the drama defending Lugou bridge. In 1940, he starred in the plot movie long sky. In 1948, he starred in the Anti Japanese film "spring light that can't be locked up". In 1959, his revolutionary film song of youth was released. In 1962, he starred in the children's film flowers. During the period of "Cultural Revolution", Wang Renmei was criticized and sent to cadre school to work. In 1979, Wang Renmei was rehabilitated.

On April 12, 1987, Wang Renmei died in Beijing at the age of 73. In 2005, 100 years after the birth of Chinese film, Wang Renmei was named "one hundred outstanding actors of Chinese film". In 2011, his autobiography my fame and misfortune was published.

Character experience

In 1926, Wang Renmei was admitted to the first women's normal school of Hunan Province. In 1927, Wang Renmei and her two elder brothers came to Shanghai, and then joined the Shanghai Meimei girls' school (later renamed as the Chinese song and dance troupe) founded by Li Jinhui to learn singing and dancing. Li Jinhui renamed her "Wang Renmei" and listed her in the "Ren" generation of the Wang family, in order to break the traditional Chinese custom that women do not belong to the family generation. In 1929, the Chinese song and dance troupe dissolved, and Wang Renmei entered Nanyang merchants college to study English for one year. In 1930, he took part in his first film the sound of the ape in the hollow. In 1931, he joined Lianhua film company as a film actor; in the same year, he played in the love movie "silver man and two stars" with Jin Yan and violet. In 1932, he starred in the plot film "going to the national calamity together"; in the same year, he co starred in the song and dance film "poem on banana leaf" with Li Lili; in addition, he co starred in the plot film "wild rose" with Jin Yan. In 1933, he and Gao Zhanfei co starred in the love movie "City morning", in which he played the beautiful and moving LAN er; in the same year, he and Gao Zhanfei co starred in the plot movie "spring tide". In 1934, she co starred with Han Langen in the plot film "yuguangqu" and sang the theme song of the same name, in which she played Xu Xiaomao, the son of a fisherman who lost her father when she was young; in the same year, she sang the song "Meiniang Qu", which is the interlude of the drama "the song of spring". In 1935, she joined the Diantong film company and co starred with Lin ChuChu in the plot film little angel. In the same year, she co starred with Yuan Muzhi in the Anti Japanese war film children of the storm and sang the episode of the film "singing girl under the iron hoof", in which she played a poor young girl a Feng. In 1936, he co starred with Jin Yan in the plot movie "top gun"; in the same year, he co starred with Jin Shan and Mei Xi in the love movie "song of everlasting regret". In 1937, he took part in the drama "defending Lugou Bridge" with the theme of "July 7 Incident". In 1938, he co starred with Gao Zhanfei and Chen Tianguo in the martial arts movie the Yellow Sea robber. In 1940, he acted in the plot film "long sky and thousands of miles" directed by Sun Yu. In 1948, he co starred with Zhao Dan in the Anti Japanese film "spring light that can't be locked up". In 1950, he and Wang Danfeng co starred in the movie "four heroes of the Wang family". In 1951, the plot film "accusation" was released. In 1952, Wang Renmei was slandered for having contact with Dai Li, the head of the Kuomintang's military unification. Wang Renmei was greatly stimulated, suffered from schizophrenia, and was sent to a lunatic asylum. Wang Mingxia, her second elder sister, took her to Beijing and lived in her elder brother Wang Renxuan's home. Her nerves gradually relaxed. After recovering from her illness, Wang Renmei was transferred to Beijing Film Studio. In 1955, he acted in the movie "the dawn of the fierce River" directed by Lu Ren and Zhu Danxi. In 1956, he attended the Qingdao philosophy class of the Ministry of culture. In 1957, he co starred with Chen Ying and Liu Zengqing in the plot film "the steps of youth"; in the same year, he was stimulated in the anti rightist movement, and then his illness recurred. He was sent to the psychiatric hospital of Beijing Medical College by his husband Ye Qianyu. In 1959, his revolutionary film song of youth was released. In 1962, he co starred with Liu Pei in the children's film flowers. During the period of "Cultural Revolution", Wang Renmei was criticized and sent to cadre school to work. In 1979, Wang Renmei was rehabilitated and joined the Communist Party of China. In 2005, to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the birth of Chinese film, Wang Renmei was named "one hundred outstanding actors of Chinese film". In 2011, her autobiography "my fame and misfortune" was published, which records the joys and sorrows of her life.

Personal life

family

Wang Renmei's father, Wang Zhengquan, is a mathematics teacher in Hunan First Normal School in Changsha. Wang Renmei's mother has ten children. She has five elder brothers (Wang Renxuan, Wang Renlu and Wang Renyi), and four elder sisters (Wang Mingxia), three of whom died young. In 1921, Wang Renmei's mother died of cerebral hemorrhage. In 1926, Wang Renmei's father was stung by a wasp and died of purulence.

marriage

On the new year's day of 1934, Wang Renmei and Jin Yan were married. In 1945, they broke up. In 1955, after Lu en's introduction, he married Ye Qianyu.

Death

In 1980, Wang Renmei suffered a stroke and was paralyzed in bed. In December 1986, due to walking carelessly, he fell down, causing cerebral hemorrhage. From then on, he lost consciousness, only breathing, and became a vegetable. On April 12, 1987, Wang Renmei died in Beijing at the age of 73. On April 23, Wang Renmei's body was cremated in Babaoshan funeral home

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Main works

Take part in the film

Take part in drama

Music works

single

Award winning record

Character evaluation

Wang Renmei's performance mainly depends on intuition. Her artistic feeling is good, so her intuition is accurate. When she stepped into the film world, her youthful temperament met the needs of the film culture at that time. Compared with some people, such as Ruan Lingyu and butterfly, her talent is not the best, but she is smart. At the same time, she is a person who is not willing to obey fate. She knows her weakness, so she tries to make up for it, struggle, and do what she says. in the song "Yu Guang Qu", Wang Renmei's singing has no fancy skills, but the effect created by her sad voice line is easy to move the audience's heart. In the interlude "singing girl under the iron hoof", Wang Renmei uses a voice similar to cry, which shows the sad mood of the song. At the same time, she also pays great attention to singing skills, with clear pronunciation and free luck, which makes the song add luster to the film "children of the wind and cloud" (music lovers review).

Commemoration of later generations

In 2014, in order to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Wang Renmei's birth, Wang Renmei's hometown tracing group held a replay of Wang Renmei's films in Dayao Lida International Film City.

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