Pin Wang

History

Wang Pin is a Chinese film and television actress. In 1950, she joined the drama team of the Nanjing Art Troupe. In 1952, it was merged into the East China People's Art Theatre with the troupe, and in 1954 it was merged into the Shanghai People's Art Theatre. Engaged in performing arts for more than 40 years, she has played the leading role or important role in more than 50 dramas, more than 20 films and TV dramas. She won the Hundred Flowers Award for her role as Gao's mother in "Under the Bridge".

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Movies

The Last Aristocrats

Luo (sister-in-law)

In 1948, four young girls, daughters of Shanghai's elite, attending college in America find themselves unable to return after the Communists take Shanghai.

Little Singer

Teacher Ye

Ge Lan, a second-year student of Ningjiang Middle School, has a such a good voice that her music teacher Ye Xiulian thinks she will have a promising future. Ge Lan's parents however, are not interested teacher Ye's suggestion to let their daughter to study music. Teacher Ye does not give up, but uses every mean she can to make Ge Lan interested in music.

The Girl in Red

mother

Sixteen-year-old An-ran gets into repeated trouble because she refuses blind obedience to authority, openly challenging and correcting a teacher who makes a mistake in class. She is different.

Under the Bridge

Gao's Mother

This simple romance story does not mean much to westerners, and in fact, does not even mean anything to Chinese today, but it was a big thing when it was made, not long after the end of Cultural Revolution in which even the personal romance was restricted. This movie is one of the pioneers of personal liberalization in advocating people seeking out their love following their own hearts, not from other people.