Li Xiaqing, a social butterfly born in Guangdong, was born in a Guangdong family. When she was a child, she traveled across the ocean with her father and spoke fluent English and French. It is almost necessary for every celebrity to master a foreign language.
She had the opportunity to travel around the world in her childhood, which painted a bright background for her future life.
After returning to China, she studied and lived in Hong Kong and Shanghai successively, and continued to be influenced by the west wind in the metropolis. At the same time, she devoted herself to the study of traditional cultures such as Tang poetry, Song ci and Yuan Qu.
Her father Li Yingsheng and uncle Li Peiji are both anti-Qing revolutionaries. 1926, Li Yingsheng and his friends established Shanghai Minxin Film Company, which is the founder of China film industry. The father of the social butterfly who opened the door to Westernization not only supported his daughter's career under the mercury lamp, which was easily despised and misunderstood at that time, but also personally gave her a stage name Li Dandan. Thus, 1928, a new star Li Dandan rose in the Shanghai film circle Ran Ran.
Her natural and sincere performance and beautiful image fascinated many Shanghainese and became a household name star in the late 1920s.
As a celebrity, the so-called food and clothing are carefree, and you can talk about honor and disgrace, and then you will have a higher spiritual pursuit. Shanghainese call it "Left" and northerners call it "Tossing".
Celebrities, especially ambassadors.
After the film industry achieved great success, Li Xiaqing soon began to seek new challenges. 1993, when she was eighteen, she suddenly disappeared from the screen.
The reason is that she saw an air show in Paris when she was traveling in France. When the plane roared into the sky, she was very excited, an excitement she had never experienced before and extremely excited. From then on, she was determined to fly a plane.
This was in 1993, when girls riding bicycles were considered very avant-garde and heretical.
She was admitted to a flight school in Geneva, Switzerland. After obtaining a Swiss flight license, she went to Boeing Aviation School in the United States for further study. The instructors of this school are mostly ace pilots who participated in World War I and are very prestigious schools in the United States. There, she passed the training of aviation, combat, blind flying and stunt, and returned to China in 1935, determined to arouse women in China: women can also fly in the blue sky. ...
1936 In the spring of Shanghai, a tornado of "Li Xiaqing" blew, and street newsboys and vendors shouted:
"Outside the number, the red star is flying in the sky!"
"Look at today's myth-the goddess fills the sky!"
For a woman, flying is incredible, but this celebrity did it. With her real action of fighting the blue sky, she liberated the spiritual shackles of millions of Shanghai women-don't be complacent, be content with the status quo and raise the second sun in the sky for them; Women can be not only female stars, but also female pilots!
1in March, 936, she flew over Shanghai in an orange-red single-wing light plane. The bright and fiery spots on the blue sky shocked He Chao, a resident of Shanghai, and the racecourse world was even more crowded. Shanghainese looked up at the blue sky and whispered:
"It's a woman driving!"
"You know what? The pilot is a woman. It was the red star Li Dandan ten years ago! "
Fei Xian flew three times over Shanghai, did a few stunts over the international hotel, and then landed lightly, and people flocked. She thinks it's too crowded, which is far from the front when she was a star.
She is not for personal promotion, but for awakening her compatriots and sisters into the times.
This is also a kind of show, but her show is a masterpiece of earthquakes and mountains and rivers, called Changhong.
Celebrity shows are expensive: jewelry, cars and shirts, luxurious venues and dignitaries.
Li Xiaqing's performance is more valuable, that is, the plane and the blue sky and the people of the whole city. Of course, as a celebrity, she has such strength, but at the same time she also has such courage and courage.
That was as early as 1935, almost seventy years ago!
Our old friend Zha's flight in 1945 was very modern and avant-garde. This Shanghai celebrity began to challenge the blue sky ten years earlier than him.
When the Battle of Songhu broke out on August 13, the Shanghai socialite who challenged the blue sky changed her image as a "fashionable lady", dressed in plain clothes, and devoted herself to saving the nation. She also personally piloted the orange-red monoplane light aircraft "New China Spirit" to start a flight around the United States to save the country and raise funds.
According to the data, she collected money from overseas Chinese on a flight in the old *:
..... In the blue sky, after an orange plane performed various flying stunts, a small blue dot climbed out of the cabin.
Wing ... "Oh, my God, that's a woman!" People exclaimed.
Deafening cheers, such as thunder and tsunami, crowded to see a beautiful woman coming out of the cabin.
She is wearing a blue satin blouse with wide sleeves and round edges, a pair of blue satin trousers with wide feet, a pair of bright red satin embroidered shoes, and a Huang Ju inserted obliquely in her tied bun, which is completely China's clothing. ……
The real Shanghai celebrities are really different from a group of fashionable ladies who only pursue fashion and strive for the top of the social circle.
Li Xiaqing flew around the United States to raise money, which inspired a group of overseas Chinese and Americans to donate money. At one time, she set off a "Li Xia Qingre" in the United States, which made her a great success in raising money for saving the country. Wherever she went, she was warmly welcomed by overseas Chinese and American aviation industry. Salt Lake City also sent 15 planes to meet her in the sky 20 minutes away from the city, just like a state guest.
1940, in a fundraising flight, Li Xiaqing died in an air crash. The life of a generation of celebrities exudes the last magnificent brilliance, and the fire phoenix falls in her dear blue sky! She won eternal life-her life will always be fixed at 28 years old!
The blue sky of the soul is often used on eagles, and Li Xiaqing, our Shanghai socialite, broke the restriction of male monopoly as early as 70 years ago and became a golden phoenix roaming in the blue sky.
Li Xiaqing, who is world-renowned, well-versed in Chinese and Western cultures and famous under the mercury lamp, could have easily created beautiful celebrity legends that tabloids and citizens talked about after dinner: for example, Lu Xiaoman, for example, Miss Zhao Si, for example, Zhou Shuping, daughter of the stamp king. ...
She's not. Unwilling to be mediocre, she resolutely walked out of the ivory tower of celebrities and chose to write her own legend with her life.
How should such a superior and heterogeneous social butterfly treat his Mr. Right?
Looking through the records about her, I can't find a word about the love story of this female fly. Is it better to unfold, the soul is blue sky, or neglect to record, or deliberately keep it? Maybe, she has a crush? Did love not choose her, or did she not choose love?
At the age of sixteen, I became a movie star and traveled around the world many times. My love life should be colorful. Just becoming a celebrity has discouraged many men, not to mention that in 1935, she flew into the blue sky. At that time, the most modern husband only asked his wife to "get into the kitchen and get out of the hall". Such a beautiful woman who loves the blue sky, like the Shanghainese said, "hangs eight feet", which man has the courage to conquer her?
I believe that she is emotionally lonely, just like flying in the boundless blue sky. Although this is a masculine world monopolized by a group of energetic men, although she enjoys cheering and praising, after all, it is too high to be cold!
Even in the prosperous 1930s, a generation of celebrities like Li Xiaqing still thought they were emotionally lonely.
Her suitors must not be in Shanghai, but in Switzerland, the United States, overseas Chinese, overseas flight instructors, overseas colleagues who teach her by hand, or many overseas Chinese or foreigners who watch her flight show!
It takes courage for a woman to love a man who loves the blue sky; Men need strength, courage and charm to fall in love with a celebrity under the blue sky!
This gorgeous fire phoenix, in this way, crossed an elegant figure over China. It was short-lived, hasty and eye-catching, and people had no time to recall it further, so it disappeared: Who drew a Fei Ying and looked at the sky!
This Shanghai celebrity is far above Lu Xiaoman and Zhou Shu. It's a pity that she left too few stories.
Shanghai girls wandering in Xintiandi and cafes today should know that as early as 70 years ago, Shanghai's fashionable grandma began to challenge the blue sky!
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Socialism with Chinese characteristics, after all. We can also find at least two famous women-Lin and Zhang, who are still active in the historical picture of the Republic of China in the past 50 years.
Lin was born in a noble family in the Republic of China. She was warmly pursued by Xu Zhimo and married a famous historical figure. Later, both husband and wife participated in the design of * * * and the national emblem.
This famous flower, which bloomed in the sunset of the Republic of China, was nourished by the national morning rain and dew. In the power alternation between the old and the new poles, there is a political aesthetic feeling of connecting the past with the future.
I have seen pictures of her wearing people's clothes and a liberation hat. At this point, she has reached middle age. In a year when the "gay" gender has been deliberately diluted and blurred, she is still full of the elegant charm of celebrities and exudes an alternative fragrance.
It's a pity that she died young in middle age, and we can't estimate her future.
If we want to say that China is the last real celebrity, we must cross the thick Zhang of Dahongmen.
Zhang, the daughter of Zhang, a famous scholar in the ruling and opposition circles, married Joe, a diplomatic genius of the Republic of China. She has a very China and Confucius name. She grew up and cultivated in the thick Dahongmen in Socialism with Chinese characteristics. She holds the identity of party member, but she can't see the halo of revolution shining on her head.
She and Lin, or just two generations, are still full of lady's luxury charm in the face of the aura of sickle and hammer, but Zhang seems to be luckier.
Her personal teacher of Historical Records was Mao Zedong, the first president of the Republic of China, and her English class students were also great men in China. Last week, when the whole nation sent Mao Zedong to the altar, she could talk face to face like an elder, and even say "no" to him!
As for the last celebrity, she has written many books herself, so I won't talk about it here.
I always feel that this last celebrity, like a superb acrobat, made various beautiful artistic shapes on the tightrope connecting two completely different ideologies. It seems easy, but in fact it is quite hard. Even her love is permeated with a tragic revolutionary color, burning like a revolution without hesitation.
Even if she is cared for in Dahongmen, she is still a celebrity, and her life is still full of regrets. "... I never thought that one day I would be unlucky, be involved in the political whirlpool, and almost die in the political game played by others ..."
That is to say, in socialist China, because she is rich in China characteristics, I believe it happened to be her rare celebrity status during the Republic of China, which made her, like a "second-wife girl" like Queen Victoria, begin to receive Queen's training as early as eight years old, and young Zhang has long been scheduled to be trained as a celebrity in Socialism with Chinese characteristics and become a lubricant for the intersection of east and west polar gears.
In his youth, Zhang, under the Mao-style costume that he had to imitate, still couldn't conceal the aristocratic lineage full of genes, which we called the charm of temperament. This charm far overshadowed the arrogant first lady at that time.
Is Zhang's tragedy related to this?
After losing Joe, she was heartbroken, but she was still able to write books and climb to the top of her diplomatic career, which really shone with the connotation of a celebrity.
Although she is over 60 years old, her photos, her beauty when she was young, and her ability and sharpness as a professional woman in her prime are not as good as her mature and wise charm now. She combines the toughness of modern socialism in China, the western fashion of Shili Yangchang and the elegance of classical China wonderfully, and is more attractive than a group of contemporary young women. What is displayed in front of everyone is that touch has left us.
Today, as the third generation of historical celebrities, Zhang's daughter Niu Niu, after this generation of celebrities, has become a typical contemporary global village youth who is unrestrained, in a hurry and doesn't care much about looking back. The word "celebrity" is not enough to describe this generation of women in the new century.
In other words, the word "celebrity" is no longer suitable for today's new generation, just like complex Chinese characters. We may still know them, but we no longer "produce" or "make" them, let alone "use" them!
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Readers will definitely ask questions when they read this. It seems that none of the celebrities listed in the article are from Shanghai, but why should they be classified as Shanghai celebrities? Shanghai is really not a breeding ground for real celebrities.
The word "celebrity" is not acceptable to all women with both talents and looks. Just as the twelve women in Jinling only came out in Guo Rongfu and Grand View Garden.
Shanghai, an international metropolis with an early port and a fiery foreign flavor, created and gave birth to a large number of emerging bourgeoisie, foreign doctors and scholars in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China, but it was not the birthplace of celebrities. Shanghai is a commercial metropolis, and it has never been a place where politicians and court nobles live together. Therefore, the name "celebrity" in Shanghai will be confused with the stars who package for the rich, the social butterfly like Hua, and the red dancer at sea. Shanghai's mixed soil is not pure enough to nourish a young and pure social butterfly.
Celebrities are like purebred dogs. They must have an innocent and noble pedigree. This determines that the birthplace of China celebrities must be in the imperial city. Or because Tianjin is close to the imperial city, many retired or opposition officials will set up another villa in Tianjin. At the beginning of last century, many famous ladies appeared in Tianjin, China: Miss Zhao Jiasi, Lu Xiaoman and Lin ... that is, Zhang, as the last famous lady, held her college days and many social activities in the "imperial city" of Beijing.
Celebrities need an eye-catching space stage for them to show off, and also need suitable sunshine soil as nutrition for gestation and germination. Shanghai, a metropolis that only looks at the results but not the process in business, is unruly in Shanghai style, and the hero only recognizes the immediate strength regardless of the source. Long-winded genealogy is exempted, and no one knows it as soon as it is released, thus making a group of red and green socialites "earn extra money".
There is a typical one named Ji Wang, nicknamed Black Cat, who is also called "Gone with the Wind" by many tabloids.
Black cats have no pedigree history and once worked as dancers in a black cat ballroom in Shanghai. It is said that he is not only good at general ballroom dancing, but also performs Spanish and gypsy solos. In addition to being a superb dancer, I can also speak English, French and Japanese, learn painting from the famous painter Fu Tienian, learn from famous teachers in Beijing and Kunming, and co-star in "A Dream in the Garden" with Mei Lanfang ... all of these meet the requirements of celebrities.
She later married a director-level official, then divorced and married a traitor who opened a casino, and became the proprietress and took care of herself. Although there is no family history and genealogy, Shanghai people regard her as a "masterpiece" because she has sex in Shanghai society and is familiar with black and white military and political dignitaries.
Xiuwenshu in A River Flowing East is the most typical representative work of Shanghai School. Although she also participated in the anti-Japanese national salvation, it was only a show like a dragonfly. In Chongqing, the capital of the rear area, until Shanghai after the recovery, she was only the hostess of a living room and salon for military and political dignitaries. Such famous Shanghai articles are completely different from those famous ladies who really contribute to social welfare and promote the women's world. At least, the gold content is not up to standard.
Or, we can say that they are Shanghai celebrities.
Shanghai, a materialistic metropolis, is full of fake names piled up with banknotes, just like fake brand names sold in Xiangyang Road Market today. A look is enough. A closer look shows that it is a trumpet cavity.
Some experts taught us how to identify genuine and fake famous brands only by looking at their detailed accessories. The details of fake brand-name accessories, such as zippers, buttons and clips, including their logos, will be rough and inferior. Because the production requirements for details are extremely high, it is also the easiest to show authenticity.
Now that I think about it, it is reasonable for Shanghainese to refer to a group of women with big heads as "famous things" instead of "famous things". Smart Shanghainese certainly understand the meaning of a pictographic word "yuan", but the personality of Shanghai style makes Shanghainese impatient to inquire about some details from the inside out, so a "famous thing" is widely advertised and both sides do not offend.
In a society where human nature is closed and fashion is extinct, celebrities and socialites are easily confused.
Nixon's visit to China reopened the door to China and the United States. At the beginning of the reform, a thin westerly wind began to blow into Shanghai. After the old family, Miss Liu, the owner of Dongting Mountain Garden in her seventies, went back to Shanghai to visit relatives. When she was young, Miss Xi was a well-deserved social butterfly at sea. Xi family is a new westernization school in the Republic of China. My mother accompanied her to go shopping on Nanjing Road, and a group of saleswomen who haven't opened their eyes were shocked:
"How can this aunt be beautiful? She used to be a social butterfly? "
Mother quickly explained: "Don't be afraid, she is a good wife!" " "
I'm afraid they haven't opened the door yet.
"It must be a social butterfly, just like a big-name social butterfly like Chen Bailu!"
Yesterday, the celebrity at sea immediately fell face and left.
To be fair, these salesgirls really praised her, but they just couldn't think of a suitable metaphor.
On the other hand, celebrities, celebrities, have not been forged and quenched in Shanghai, just like
The unopened Buddha statue is not genuine.
Shanghai beach is the meeting place of Chinese and western cultures for more than 100 years. Although it is not comparable to the imperial city with many aristocratic families, it is not comparable to the hometown of many overseas Chinese rich in Lingnan and the founding fathers of the Republic of China. It lacks the genealogy that gave birth to real celebrities. The court training of China traditional literati and the blending of European and American civilizations injected a strange look into the blue blood of a generation of celebrities, provided a big show for the world, completed the most critical link as a celebrity, and was also a baptism of urban civilization.
Moreover, once celebrities from north and south pass by Shanghai, they often stop or even settle here, reluctant to part with it, and even enjoy it.
Shanghai is not the mother of celebrities in China, but it is definitely a big classroom for cultivating celebrities.
Almost all the flowers of celebrities are in full bloom in Shanghai. ……
(Reprinted Cheng Naishan's "Shanghai Celebrity")
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