Liang Xingbo is obsessed with Cantonese opera. /kloc-at the age of 0/7, he persuaded his father to let him go to a Malaysian city to learn "Bold Roots" opera. He/kloc-made his debut at the age of 0/8. He fought all over Xingma and became one of the four heavenly kings in Nanyang. He likes to sing Ma Shiceng dialect, and in four or five years, he became famous in Xingma Cantonese Opera. A few years later, Ma Shiceng, a provincial and Hong Kong actress, led a delegation to Ipoh and met Liang Xingbo. 1940, the Taiping Opera Troupe in Ma Shiceng was short of people, and Liang Xingbo was invited to join. Liang Xingbo thought it was a good opportunity, so he took his wife and daughter to Hongkong. Performed in Hong Kong from 65438 to 0939. After the Japanese captured Hong Kong, he moved to the mainland. After the recovery of Hong Kong, he and Tan Lanqing formed the "Brilliant Flowers" Troupe in partnership. Being fat, he played an ugly student instead. This change gave birth to an "ugly king" in Cantonese opera. He has performed in Feng Ming in Xi 'an, Dragon and Phoenix and Feng Ming in Chu successively, and is known as the "King of Ugly Destiny". He has a natural ability to amuse, and gag has become a reality. In Hongkong, Liang Xingbo, together with Ren Jianhui and Bai Xuexian, performed famous plays such as Peony Pavilion, Purple Hairpin Phoenix, Butterfly Shadow Red Pear and Reborn Red Plum in Xianfeng Ming Troupe. From 1950 to 1977, he starred in or participated in nearly 400 Cantonese movies, and also founded film production companies such as Mars and Dafeng. 1967 hosted a large-scale comprehensive program "Happy Tonight" on wireless TV, which was deeply loved by the public. He has served as the four-time chairman and two-time president of the Eight Pavilions of Cantonese Opera. 1977 was awarded MBE by the Queen, the first Hong Kong artist to receive this honorary title. When he first became a civil servant, his voice was broad and slightly "sandy", but he was quite dignified and clear. After he became ugly, he became more and more articulate and charming. Since the age of thirty-nine, * * * has made more than 300 films and produced many records in Mandarin and Cantonese. In June, 1967, tvbi premiered, and Liang Xingbo was one of the founding heroes. As the host of "Happy Tonight" for more than ten years, this is a comprehensive TV program that integrates song and dance, funny drama and games. Liang Xingbo is the chairman of the Eight Harmony Fellowship, and he is very enthusiastic about the welfare of his peers. 1April 977 13, Governor Sir MacLehose awarded Liang Xingbo the MBE Medal on behalf of the Queen of England to show his artistic achievements.
Liang Xingbo's philosophy of life is very simple. He doesn't have to care too much about getting along with others. He associates with the "upper class" and ordinary people. He believes: "Being familiar with other people's lives and making friends with others is a kind of enjoyment, which is also very helpful for shaping the role." Uncle Bo's popularity with the audience may be enough to explain a little truth and try his best to think of others. Representative works: The Story of Purple Hairpin, The Story of Near-re-embodiment Hongmei, Empress Dowager Cixi, etc. 198 1 year, Liang Xingbo died of brain cancer at the age of 73. The three daughters are well-known artists, including: TV artist Liang Baozhen (famous for her role as "Shun Sao" in the sitcom "Hong Kong August 1st"), Cantonese film actor and Cantonese opera actor Liang (who once formed "Won Bao Troupe" with her).