Tian Hua
Tian Hua, a child during the Second Sino-Japanese War, later became a celebrated actress known for her roles in classic Chinese films such as 'The White Haired Girl.' In 1942, she was photographed with Lei Ye, a prominent figure in the war. At 96 years old, she was honored as a 'People's Artist,' reflecting her enduring impact on Chinese culture and her connection to the history of resistance against Japanese aggression.
Born on Jan 01, 1929 (96 years old)
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Tian Hua, a recipient of the national honor title 'People's Artist', delivered a speech at the opening ceremony of the 20th Changchun Film Festival.
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Tian Hua is one of the eight film artists who received encouragement from Xi Jinping.
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China:
Tian Hua is an actress who has contributed significantly to Chinese cinema and is recognized for her dedication to serving the people.
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China:
Tian Hua is a veteran actress who has dedicated her life to Chinese cinema, portraying significant characters such as Xi'er in 'The White-Haired Girl'.
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China:
Tian Hua is one of the eight film artists who received a letter from Xi Jinping.
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China:
Tian Hua is one of the eight filmmakers who received a letter from Xi Jinping.
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China:
Tian Hua is one of the film artists who received an important letter from Xi Jinping.
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China:
Tian Hua is the oldest among the eight filmmakers who wrote to Xi Jinping.
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China:
Tian Hua is the oldest among the eight filmmakers who wrote to Xi Jinping.
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China:
Tian Hua is one of the eight film artists who received an important letter from Xi Jinping.
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