What's the status quo of Maggie Cheung, with the change from vase to film queen, smooth sailing and rotten peach blossoms?

If you ask me who is the best actress in China, I will tell you without hesitation, that is Maggie Cheung! Maggie Cheung is by far the most award-winning film actor in China film industry, and the awards involve more than ten international film festivals.

Maggie Cheung was born in Hongkong on 1964. She immigrated to England when she was eight years old. She went to Hong Kong for a holiday with her mother on 1982, and was discovered by a talent scout. 1983 participated in the miss hong kong beauty contest and won the title of "the most photogenic miss".

1984, Maggie Cheung starred in the first film "The Frog Prince", and then starred in "Fate" with Leslie Cheung and Anita Mui. This kind of debut is the life of the protagonist, which is really enviable! He also made several TV series, such as Xinzha Brothers, Wulin Family and Yang Jiajiang. Later, Maggie Cheung didn't make a TV series.

The fledgling Maggie Cheung is pure and sweet. At that time, the impression she gave the audience seemed to be nothing to say except good-looking, just like a vase on the screen, which had a lot to do with Maggie Cheung's non-professional background.

Maggie Cheung joined Jiahe Film on 1985, when Jackie Chan was preparing to shoot Never Give Up, and then they started a series of cooperation. Maggie Cheung worked very hard at that time. In order to cooperate with Jackie Chan's desperate performance, he was smashed by steel bars and sewed several stitches without body double. Maggie Cheung is very persistent about acting.

1988 Maggie Cheung acted as an actress in Wong Kar-wai's film Tears Running. This film is a turning point in Maggie Cheung's career. It is Wong Kar-wai who makes Maggie Cheung understand that performance depends not only on words, but also on heartfelt input, not just on face and eyes. Then Maggie Cheung's acting skills in "The Last Romance" and "Farewell to Single" began to attract attention.

1989, Maggie Cheung won the Golden Horse Award for Best Actress, which was only Maggie Cheung's first weighty award, and also affirmed Maggie Cheung's acting skills. 1990, Maggie Cheung won the Best Actress in the Hong Kong Academy Award for The Man Who Doesn't Take Off His Socks, and began to tear off the label of "vase".

In 199 1, Maggie Cheung played Ruan, which is the most important work in her acting career. She devoted a lot of effort to this film, because she felt in the same boat with Ruan, and she deeply integrated herself into the role of Ruan. It can be said that Ruan was "resurrected" in front of the screen. Because of this film, Maggie Cheung won the best actress in the 42nd Berlin International Film Festival, and she was also the first China film star to win the honor of being an actress in the three major international film festivals in Europe.

1992, Maggie Cheung played the coquettish and provocative proprietress Jin Xiangyu in the movie "New Longmen Inn", and every smile made her look like an absolute beauty. It can be said that without this black shop owner, the whole movie is a little less angry. This film is a monument of China Wushu.

Green Snake starring Maggie Cheung and Joey Wong 1993. She showed the nature, humanity and Buddha nature of snakes to the fullest. Her green snake even overshadowed the light of Joey Wong, the white snake. Maggie Cheung once again proved her increasingly mature acting skills.

Two years later, Maggie Cheung came back. When Maggie Cheung returned, he was invited by French director olivier assayas to star in irma Whip, the first foreign film in Maggie Cheung. In the same year, Maggie Cheung also filmed the most outstanding love movie "Sweet Honey" in China film industry. Maggie Cheung is very delicate in emotional catharsis and characterization.

In 2000, Maggie Cheung and Wong Kar-wai co-starred in In the Mood for Love, and Maggie Cheung changed 23 sets of cheongsam in the film, which showed the subtle and graceful beauty of cheongsam to the fullest. At the same time, In the Mood for Love also conquered Europe.

In 2002, Maggie Cheung starred in Zhang Yimou's Hero, which opened the curtain of China commercial blockbuster. At the end of 2003, Maggie Cheung starred in olivier assayas's film Clean, which made her the first Asian winner of Cannes Film Festival.

After winning the Cannes Film Festival in 2004, Maggie Cheung decided to quit, and appeared on the covers of many magazines at home and abroad, such as Elle, Madame Figaro, I-D and Southern People Weekly, and was praised as a fashion icon in China.

Today, Maggie Cheung is over 50 and still single, which is quite embarrassing. You know, when she was young, her love history was quite rich. The great director Dong Chengyi is also one of her boyfriends. Unfortunately, the straightforward Maggie Cheung met Dong Chengyi, a male chauvinist, and it didn't have such a happy ending. Their feelings were exhausted in many quarrels, and their three-year relationship ended.

From 65438 to 0993, Maggie Cheung fell in love with Song Xueqi, a young wealthy businessman, and then broke up because of investment failure, leaving Maggie Cheung with both money and people. From 65438 to 0998, Maggie Cheung married the director Assaia. Because the love affair between Maggie Cheung and Tony Leung Chiu Wai in In the Mood for Love was raging, and her husband was secretly in France, the marriage ended in three years.

In 2003, Maggie Cheung fell in love with Guillaume, president of Swiss Yubao Watch Company, who was married but separated. However, this relationship ended in vain. On June 23rd, 2009, Maggie Cheung married her foreign boyfriend Ole Schilling, but in June, 438+2002, Maggie Cheung announced that she was single again. It is rumored that she has also been exposed to a few small meats. It is not known whether it is true or not.

However, since 20 14, Maggie Cheung has never had an affair, and she seems to be very pessimistic about love. Her life is like an immortal movie.