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"Old Things in the South of the City" Yingzi's "father" Yan Xiang died.

Yan Xiang, formerly known as Yan Jiasheng, was born in Harbin and is a national first-class actor. He is a member of the Chinese Dramatists Association and a member of the China Democratic League. In August 1951, he graduated from the Performance Department of Shanghai Theater College and served as an actor in the East China Repertory Theatre.

He passed away at 9:18 a.m. on May 22, 2022 at Shanghai East Hospital at the age of 89.

1. What kind of work is Yan Xiang's "Old Things in the South of the City"?

Old Things in the South of the City", adapted from Lin Haiyin's short story of the same name published in 1960**, directed by Wu Yigong, starring Shen Jie, Zheng Zhenyao, Zhang Min, Yan Xiang, Zhang Fengyi, etc., was released in Chinese mainland in 1983. The film provides a model for Chinese prose films, and the aesthetic style of the film's emphasis on imagery also represents the creative tendency of a group of directors in the 80s of the 20th century.

Through the eyes of the little girl Yingzi, the film tells three stories that happened when Yingzi lived in Beijing. The film won the Golden Eagle Award for Best Feature Film at the 2nd Manila International Film Festival, and the 3rd China Film Golden Rooster Award for Best Director, Best Supporting Actress, Best ** and many other awards. Among them, Yingzi even said a classic quotation from the whole play.

How did you end up here? Oh, you're here to.

2. What other excellent roles did he play during his lifetime?

He graduated from Shanghai Theatre College in 1951 and later worked as an actor at the Shanghai People's Art Theatre. For starring Xu Yide in the TV series "Morning in Shanghai", he won the 10th TV Drama Feitian Award and the 8th Golden Eagle Award for Best Actor, the 1st Baosteel Elegant Art Award and the 1st Shanghai Television Society Award. He was nominated for Best Actor and Supporting Actor at the Golden Rooster Awards for his starring roles in the movie "Ask the Sky When Will Dawn" and Li Shiqing in "Sunrise", as well as the first Shanghai Literary and Art Award.

3. Summary.

He has participated in many works in his life and won many awards, and his departure is undoubtedly a loss for the Chinese film industry.

Over the years, Yan Xiang has been active on the drama stage and has played the main roles in many classic dramas, including Zhou Ping in "Thunderstorm", George Zhang in "Sunrise", Baron Valville in "La Traviata", Daldulfo in "Hypocrite", etc., and is a veteran of the Shanghai theater industry. Yan Xiang has also appeared repeatedly in film and television dramas, the well-known TV series "Morning in Shanghai" in the late 80s is the representative work of Mr. Lao, he won the 10th TV Drama Feitian Award, the 8th Golden Eagle Award for Best Actor Award and many other awards for his role as Xu Yide in the play, and he also has his presence in TV series such as "Zhu Ziqing" and "Blue House".

Guo Moruo, who he played in "Ask the Sky", and Li Shiqing, who played in "Sunrise", were also nominated for the Golden Rooster Award for Best Actor and Supporting Actor respectively. As a drama actor, Yan Xiang also starred in a series of works such as "Thunderstorm", "Female Mayor" and "Sunrise".

Xu Yide in "Morning in Shanghai", Huang Qisheng in "Huang Qisheng and Wang Ruofei", Xiang Songmao in "Weeping Bloody Years", Han Xiyuan, an antique dealer in "The Shadow of Buddha's Light", and Huang Chujiu, a huge rich man in "Shanghai World", etc.