Lin Fangbing
essential information
Early experience
In 1973, Lin Fangbing entered the technical secondary school of Nanjing art college to study drama. He graduated from the 78th Yangzhou opera performance major of Jiangsu drama school. After graduation, he worked as an actor in Jiangsu Yangju troupe and Jiangsu drama troupe.
Acting experience
In 1981, he began to play in the film "love song in the valley" and later starred in "Jade Palace". In 1982, he entered the performance Department of Beijing Film Academy.
In 1983, he acted in the film our fields directed by Xie Fei.
In 1986, she was nominated for best actress in the 9th popular film Hundred Flowers Award for her film "an actress's dream".
In 1987, she was nominated for the best actress of the 10th popular film hundred flowers award with the movie "night truck" starring Zhang Fengyi and the movie "an interview of the dead to the living" starring Chang Lantian.
In 1989, he starred in Xie Hong's crime thriller "death is approaching"; in the same year, she played the heroine Dini in Xu Weijie's film "cruel desire".
In 1991, she won the best actress award of the 11th Golden Eagle Award for her role as Princess Yang in the historical drama emperor of the Tang Dynasty adapted from Wu Yinyi's original novel.
In the second half of 1997, Lin Fangbing came back to play li Yunxin in the martial arts drama Li San the swallow directed by Wang Xinmin. Then she plays a woman who is entangled in an extramarital affair in home and out. In the same year, he played the daughter of a general in the TV series bitter gourd lane. In "my heart is like white clouds" directed by Xie Jin, she is a model worker who works hard and never complains. The play sets the record of the highest audience rating in Shanghai. Then she and Xi Meijuan play a pair of Hui'an mother and daughter, and a woman who breaks through the feudal shackles in "Hui'an daughter".
In 1999, he starred in Jiang Qinqin and Zhang Zhilin and played the evil, sinister and vicious "mother safflower" in the TV series "the white haired witch" adapted from Liang Yusheng's martial arts novel "the legend of the white haired witch".
In 2000, she played a rural female teacher in the TV series "sky of hope", which was adapted from real people's stories. In the same year, she played the role of yinniang, Bruce Lee's mother, in the ancient martial arts drama "chivalrous woman rushes to heaven" directed by Zhu Yanping in Suzhou.
Personal life
In order to play the role of Yang Guifei in the TV series emperor of the Tang Dynasty, Lin Fangbing increased her weight by 30 jin, and then came back to lose weight, which hurt her body and made her suffer from asthma.
In 1981, when he was filming "love song in the valley" in Changchun Film Studio, Lin Fangbing met Li Ling, a gifted conductor and composer of Shenyang Conservatory of music, who was studying with Yin Shengshan, the chief conductor of Changying orchestra. They began to write to each other. Later, after Lin Fangbing was admitted to Beijing Film Academy, Li Ling was poached to Beijing by Wang Kun, head of the Oriental Song and dance troupe. Finally, he ended his love relationship in 1987 and became a lifelong partner on January 9, 1987. They have a son. The birth of her son has made her fade out of the film and television industry and spare no effort to take care of her young son.
Main works
Take part in TV series
Take part in the film
Film thesis
Award winning record
Character evaluation
Lin Fangbing is an actress with temperament and talent. Born in Yangzhou, she not only has the southern women's graceful, but also has the northern women's forthright character (Xinhua Online Review).
She studied in Jiangsu opera school in the 1970s. In the eyes of her classmates, Lin Fangbing, who is growing up, is hardworking and strong. She is often the person who practices martial arts for the longest time, and her legs are only for a few hours. Voice inversion is an important factor in Lin Fangbing's film and television performance. Because of her poor voice, Lin Fangbing spent a lot of time practicing her voice, even during the voice changing period. As a result, her voice was shaking severely and her speech was "bumpy". Lin Fangbing's prose poems and sketches were published in popular film in the 1980s. Everyone thought that they were reading a literary magazine. It can be seen that her artistic quality is very high. Lin Fangbing's acting is as good as his figure. From the graceful and plump Yang Yuhuan in the TV play Emperor Tang to the light and lovely girl Lan Xiaolan in love with Shaolin Temple, as early as the early 1990s, Lin Fangbing's shooting gags of fattening and losing weight for acting became a sensation in the film and television industry. Now the refined Lin Fangbing has faded out of the audience's sight (Sina entertainment review).
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Lin Fangbing
