Ask an old filmmaker-Xiao Fangfang.

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Name: Xiao Fangfang.

Gender: Female

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English name: Josephine

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Nationality: China.

Region: Hongkong and Taiwan Province.

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Xiao Fangfang, formerly known as Xiao Liang, was born in Suzhou, Jiangsu. He started making movies at the age of seven. His first work was Tears of a Little Star (1954), and his famous work was The Wandering of a Bitter Child (1960). His theme song "Hello Mom" is even more enduring.

Xiao Fangfang is tall and good at dancing. He has starred in many youth musical films, such as Colorful Youth (1966), I Love My Brother (1967), Violet Rainy Night (1968) and so on. However, there are many types of films that Xiao Fangfang takes part in, some of which are literary and artistic, some are martial arts in ancient costumes, and some are laughing wildly, such as Nineteen Heroes of Qingcheng Mountain (1960), Colorful Hu Bugui (1966), The Jade Girl Thief (1967) and Winter Love. She was the only actress who could compete with Chen Baozhu in the mid-1960s, which made both fans in dire straits. It is said that when Xiao Fangfang and Chen Baozhu co-starred in Colorful Hu Bugui in 1966, when there was a close-up of Xiao Fangfang, Chen Baozhu fans in the cinema would boo, and vice versa, which became a great pleasure in the film industry.

Although Cantonese movies were at a low ebb in the 1970s, Xiao Fangfang never gave up performing. After she went to the United States to finish college courses, she returned to Hong Kong to write, direct and act "Jump to Ash" (1975). The film was jointly edited by Xiao Fangfang, Pu Liang, Zhilian and Chen Xinjian. Later, he joined the TV ranks, created the image of "Lin Yazhen", a silly big sister who returned from overseas, and even made movies such as Lin Yazhen (1978) and Eight Colors Lin Yazhen (1982). Later, she immigrated to Australia with her family, 1987 returned to Hong Kong to shoot "It's not that friends don't get together" (1987), and became the best actress in the 7th Hong Kong Film Awards.

Xiao Fangfang is really known and appreciated by young fans because of Miao Cuihua in the movie Fang Shiyu in 1993. In the movie, Miao Cuihua is Fang Shiyu's mother. Her martial arts skills are high and she is wronged, but she is careless and reckless, which often makes her son laugh and cry. Xiao Fangfang's performance was very vivid and the ghost horse was very interesting, which won the appreciation of the audience. 1995 performed "Woman, Forty" (1995), and won the best actress in Berlin and the 32nd Golden Horse Award. Then, she starred in "Tiger Gate" (1996) adapted from Du Guowei's original stage play, and became a popular candidate for this year's Hong Kong Film Awards.

Xiao Fangfang, who studied in the United States, is good at English and painting, and has published English learning materials and a book "Making a Fool" to explain western etiquette. He is a versatile actor. Unfortunately, I have been troubled by ear problems for many years. Hearing loss in the left ear and deterioration in the right ear. Finally, the temporary "closed knife" treatment was announced.

Xiao Fangfang has been studying continuously for many years. 1On May 2, 998, she finally got the diploma from The Regess University in the United States and officially became a master of child psychology. Two television stations in Hong Kong sent people to follow the interview, which became a much-told story for a while.

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Other: Awards ... Best Actress in the 45th Berlin Film Festival (1995), Best Actress in the 5th Hong Kong Film Awards (1995), Best Actress in the 7th Hong Kong Film Awards (1987),No.1. Best Actress in the 32nd Taiwan Film Golden Horse Award (1995) Best Actress in the 33rd Taiwan Film Golden Horse Award (1996) Best Actress in the 2nd Hong Kong Film Critics Association Award (1996) Best Actress in the 1st Hong Kong Golden Bauhinia Award (/kloc-0)