How did Li Xianglan die, and what is the relationship between Li Xiangqin and Li Xianglan

Li Xiangqin has nothing to do with Li Xianglan, and Cao Dahua has nothing to do with Yu Suqiu.

1, Li Xiangqin:

2, Li Xianglan:

Li Xianglan, born in Dengta City, Liaoning Province, ancestral home in Saga Prefecture, Japan, cooperated with Li Jinguang in Shanghai in 1944 to release the song "Night Fragrance". After Japan's defeat in 1945, Li Xianglan was arrested on charges of traitor and later acquitted on the grounds of her Japanese citizenship.

He was repatriated to Japan in 1946, and in 1947 he changed his name back to Shuko Yamaguchi to continue his acting career. In 1958, the surname of the crown husband became the big eagle lady, and he bid farewell to the stage and turned to politics. He was elected to the Senate in 1974 and retired in 1992.

3, Cao Dahua:

At the age of 15, Cao Dahua went to Shanghai alone to shoot the silent film "Kanto Heroes". In 1933, he participated in films such as "Orphan Walk", "Little Tiger", "Demobilization Tears", and "Shandong Ringing Horse".

played the male lead for the first time in the movie "Fierce Woman". After the fall of Hong Kong in 1941, Cao Dahua once made a living by selling used clothes. After the war when the film industry recovered, he and his sister Cao Qiwen co-founded the "Youqiao Film Company" and founded the "Wenhua Film Company" and "Youqiao Studio".

In 2001, he was awarded the Golden Bauhinia Award for Lifetime Achievement by the Hong Kong Film Critics Association. In 2003, he was awarded the Professionalism Award at the Hong Kong Film Awards. He died in England in 2007 at the age of 91 from a stomach hemorrhage.

4, Yu Suqiu:

Yu Suqiu was born in Beijing in 1930, learned the knife at the age of eight, Ma Dan debuted on stage at the age of nine, and was good at fighting the Northern faction. In 1948, he started filming and performed in more than 200 films, including "Five Tigers Soul Breaking Gun", "Three Heroines of Kanto", "Crane Divine Needle", "Burning Red Lotus Temple", "Blue Blood Golden Hairpin" and so on. On May 12, 2017, Yu Suqiu passed away peacefully due to pneumonia at the age of 87.

Oh, this question should have something to do with domestic Lingling paint

Li Xianglan and Li Xianglan have nothing to do with each other, just two people are funny in the play.

However, it is understandable to say that Li Xianglan is a traitor, because she has a relationship with the Japanese.

Li Xiangqin is because the roles she plays are often traitors. It may also be a little related, so the two of them got involved.

In Stephen Chow's movie, it is a mother-daughter relationship, in real life Li Xianglan is Japanese, and she became popular in China in the thirties and forties of the last century with a Chinese name, and was later tried for traitor, but was acquitted because she proved her Japanese identity. In real life, Li Xiangqin is a senior veteran actor in Hong Kong, and his starring Piao Lingyan was popular in the mainland in the 90s, as long as you see her, you will find that Li Xiangqin is a Hong Kong actor who is very familiar to mainland audiences. Cao Dahua and Yu Suqiu are definitely not husband and wife, maybe there was an affair between the two, right?

Li Xiangqin is a domestic 007 fictional character who is a mother-daughter relationship in **.

Li Xiangqin is Guan Juying's godmother!

Quite close!

Li Xianglan is a real character, originally from Japan, a famous singer in the last century, and was slandered as a spy in the cave after Japan's defeat in the war.

The main loss is to commemorate Li Xianglan, "like a flower although it is not red, like ice although it is not frozen" is to describe Li Xianglan, in this song, Xueyou uses his emotional and penetrating voice, like an accusation.

Putting aside the factors of the times and the chaos of the war, Li Xianglan's artistic attainments are still quite deep. And she is also full of very special feelings for China.

The theme song of the musical Li Xianglan.

The song sung by Jacky Cheung is actually the theme song of the Japanese ** drama Li Xianglan. This song was written by the famous Japanese composer Koji Tamaki. **The play tells the bumpy and tortuous first half of Li Xianglan's life.

This song also uses twists and turns to affectionately interpret Li Xianglan's experience full of twists and turns.

"Annoyed by the spring breeze, why am I annoyed with the spring breeze, I can't say it, I cherish the wine, the night rain freezes, the raindrops shine into the **, I look back like a dream, I can't bounce and look at you Fading** Ah, like a flower, although it is not red, ......"Jacky Cheung's song is a somewhat mysterious name for the Chinese people in the 30s of the last century - Li Xianglan. It is difficult for people under the age of 40 to feel the atmosphere of infatuation and sadness brought out by the Adagio, because Shanghai at that time was a gap in China's cultural feelings. The influx of foreign cultures and new Chinese cultures collided here.

However, through this smash hit singer, we may be able to get a glimpse of some intriguing things at the time.

The cause of Li Xiangqin's death was death at home due to illness.

In March 2011, it was reported that Li Xiangqin's hand shock was suspected of suffering from dementia, and her hearing and memory were declining, and she needed to use a wheelchair to enter and exit. In December 2020, it was reported that her physical condition began to deteriorate rapidly, and her family was mentally prepared. On January 4, 2021, according to Sina Entertainment, Li Xiangqin died at home due to illness at the age of 88.

Li Xiangqin's daughter has informed relatives and friends of her mother's death.

The daughter revealed the cause of Li Xiangqin's death: choking on eating rice cereal, and even finding two hospitals was refused.