Who was the first film actor in China, a veteran of Peking Opera?

(1847 ~ 19 17), also known as Yingxiu, was born in Wuchang, Hubei Province, the founder of Tan School, and an old student of Peking Opera. When I was a child, I went to Beijing with my father, studied art in Jin Kui, and studied art with my old classmates. China's first film actor, a well-known veteran actor, was a star figure in Beijing entertainment circle at that time, and was known as "the king of music". He became the first film actor in China for filming Dingjun Mountain. Later, he also took a clip of Changbanpo. Because Tan Xinpei is good at absorbing the artistic essence of other schools, he has gradually formed an all-round development of singing, reading, doing and playing. His acting path is very broad, and he has the praise of "gathering the strengths of many families and becoming a stunt of one person". Tan has been just a person since his spring. With his life's efforts and energy, Tan Xinpei has comprehensively inherited and developed the traditional opera art in China, and won the welcome of audiences from all walks of life. The important old school in modern times were all derived from Tan School. "Tan School" is the most widespread, widespread and influential school in the history of Beijing Opera. For a long time, the old school has the phenomenon of "being born without learning Tan". From 1879 to 19 15, Tan Xinpei performed in Shanghai for six times, which made Peking Opera go to the whole country and had a far-reaching influence on the formation of "Southern School", especially "Shanghai School" Peking Opera. Tan's own family has also forged an indissoluble bond with Peking Opera for nearly two centuries, becoming a veritable family of pear gardens. Many descendants of Tan Xinpei are famous Peking Opera actors or musicians. The fifth son plays an important role in the inheritance of Tan School. Tan Xiaopei's descendants, Tan,,, and so on, all studied under Tan School, and some of them practiced martial arts. In the early 1930s, Beiping Daily published a cartoon of three generations of Tan Men's grandparents and grandchildren, which was humorous and caused a sensation. In the picture, Tan Xiaopei said to Tan Xinpei, "Your son is not as good as my son." He turned to Tan Fuying and said, "Your father is not as good as my father." To put it bluntly, I am not as good as my father or my son. It is said that Tan Xiaopei doesn't mind reading this cartoon by himself. Instead, he smiled and said that the painter painted the role of Tanmen in his memory. From Tan Zhidao to Tan Zhengyan, he played for seven generations and was also an old workmate for six generations. It is a rare phenomenon in the history of China opera that he spread synchronously with the development of Beijing opera history and made contributions from generation to generation. Xianzhai Wang, who plays nephew Dao Pei in Xianzhai Wang's movie "The Orphan Save the Ancestor", was originally an optical shop clerk. Since then, he played the role of "bad guy" because he vividly played the role of sinister and vicious. He is the first villain in China's film history. Representative works include Old and New Shanghai and Pink Market. After the founding of the Republic of China, he served as the president of the Education Society. Although he was old, he didn't leave the stage. This winter, he went to Shanghai for the fifth and last time and performed on a new stage for 1 month. In his later years, Tan Xinpei still insisted on practicing martial arts, and his artistic attainments were more perfect. However, such an outstanding performing artist had many setbacks in his later years. He was banned for several months for offending Yuan Shikai's minions. In April, Beijing's warlords and politicians asked Tan Xinpei to celebrate Lu Rongting, a Guangxi warlord, on their behalf. At that time, he was ill and couldn't go on stage, so he politely declined. But the warlord refused all the time, forcing him to play Hongyang Cave. Tan Xinpei finished the play for them, tired and angry, and his condition became worse and worse, less than 1 month, and he died suddenly in May of 10 at the age of 7 1 year. Tan Xinpei is a master of Peking Opera who links the past with the future and forms his own system. He raised the ancient Peking Opera art to a new stage of all-round development and became a widespread and far-reaching school. In addition to the schools named after Tan, such as son-in-law of Sun, Sun and Wang, the following schools, such as Yu School, Gao School, Ma School, Qi School, stage name Qilintang School and Yang School, have direct or indirect relations with Tan.