Brief introduction of Xin Fengxia, Wu Zuguang and Wu Shuang

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Xin Fengxia: Date of birth: January 26th, 1927, December 23rd, Lunar New Year

Died: April 12th, 1998, March 16th, Lunar New Year

Pingju performers were Hua Dan and Tsing Yi. Formerly known as Yang Shumin. Nickname Yang Xiaofeng, from Tianjin. * * * party member. At the age of 6, he studied Peking Opera, at the age of 12, he studied drama and starred at the age of 14. After 1949, he served as the head of Beijing Experimental Drama Troupe, the deputy head of the Drama Troupe of the Cultural and Art Troupe of the General Political Department of the People's Liberation Army, and the actor of China Drama Theatre. Writer. Member of the Seventh CPPCC National Committee. Started publishing works in the mid-196s.

Wu Zuguang: Wu Zuguang, also known as Wu Zhaoshi and Wu Shao, is a famous playwright and director in modern times. Originally from Wujin, Jiangsu, he was born in a big house in Xiaocaochang, Dongcheng, Beijing on April 21st, 1917. His family provided a literary environment for Wu Zuguang. His father, Wu Ying, participated in the establishment of the Palace Museum, and was good at poetry, calligraphy and painting, seal cutting and appreciation of ancient cultural relics, which had a profound influence on Wu Zuguang's literary career. In the same year, Wu Zuguang graduated from Beijing Comte School. After studying in the Literature Department of Sino-French University for one year, you should hire the secretary of the principal's office of Nanjing Theatre College. Gong E's Complain, published in 1934, is his first novel. After the July 7th Incident, he went to Hunan and Sichuan with the drama school to teach Chinese and Chinese drama history. In 1936, he graduated from the liberal arts department of China-France University. In 1937, Wu Zuguang served as the secretary of the principal's office of Nanjing National Drama College, and in the same year he wrote the anti-Japanese drama Phoenix, which became a powerful weapon for the national drama circle to fight against the Japanese invaders. In the following years, he created some plays, such as Zhengqi Song, Snowstorm Returning at Night, Lin Chong Running at Night, Cowherd and Weaving Girl, and Youth Tour, all of which were included in Selected Plays of Wu Zuguang. In 1945, the supplement of Xinmin Evening News, edited by him, was the first to publish Mao Zedong's poem "Qinyuanchun Snow". In 1946, he founded the supplement of Xinmin Evening News, Nightlight Cup and Qingming Magazine in Shanghai, and also created Ghost Hunting and a new drama the Goddess Chang'e flying to the moon, denouncing the reactionary rule of the Kuomintang, and then fled to Hong Kong after being persecuted by Kuomintang reactionaries. In 1947, he directed films such as soul of china, Don't be negative about youth, Tears of Mountains and Rivers, Spring Breeze and Autumn Rain, and Snowstorm Returning to People at Night. After the founding of New China, Wu Zuguang successively created the film "Red Flag Song" and children's drama "Chusihai" which reflected the spinning women workers. After 1954, Wu Zuguang directed the films Mei Lanfang's Stage Art, Luo Shen and Tears in the Barren Mountains, which left extremely precious materials for Mei Lanfang and Cheng Yanqiu, two masters of Beijing opera. In 1963, he cooperated with his wife Xin Fengxia to adapt the Pingju "Flower as Media", which became a successful masterpiece on the Pingju stage. In addition, he also created a large number of works, such as Wu Zetian, Three Taos and Three Springs, Wandering in the Jianghu, The Legend of Xin Fengxia and The Three Customs Banquet.

Wu Shuang: Wu Shuang, daughter of Wu Zuguang and Xin Fengxia, is a famous singer and playwright. She graduated from the Central Conservatory of Music in her early years and was a coloratura soprano. She studied western music in the United States for six years. Representative works: Trilogy of Light: Don't worry about your appearance, Beautiful Women, Father and Daughter Cry. He is the author of Don't Ask Who My Parents Are, Wu Shuang's Look at People, and the TV series The Legend of Xin Fengxia.

Wu Shuang is persistent, especially in reading. In her own words, she loves reading. "Gram" means "fight". When Wu Shuang started this energy, no one was her opponent. Even A Dream of Red Mansions, one of the classical Four Great Classical Novels in China, was defeated by her. At that time, Wu Shuang was still a child.

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