Fang Qiong's husband is Yang Yang, who is now the general manager of Hebei Film and Television Group. He used to be the director of Hebei Satellite TV and the editor-in-chief of Hebei TV. What impressed me most was the Centennial Review of China Films hosted by him. In 2008, a large-scale reference book and history book of China Centennial Art Film, edited by Tong Gang, director of the National Film Bureau, came out.

Fang Qiong was trained by teacher Yang Yang during his work in Hebei TV station, and they gradually fell in love. His son, Yang Haosen (nickname: Junior One), was born in the Year of the Monkey in 2004, so he was named Yang Junior One.

Fang Qiong's Early Experience:

Fang Qiong was born in an ordinary textile worker's family in Shijiazhuang, Hebei. Fang Qiong had two dreams since he was a child: one was to go to college, and the other was to be a soldier. 1989, Fang Qiong's father died of a heart attack. My mother works as a chief accountant in a cotton mill, taking her and her sister who is three years older than her. My mother is running for the livelihood of the whole family. Fang Qiong was worried that going to college would increase her family's burden, so she took an exam as a kindergarten teacher in the third year.

Later, she entered the drama class of Hebei Art School. She is in a group with a boy who is a soldier in a division in Shijiazhuang. During the rehearsal, the boy named Guo Chendong (now the host of Wulin Wind on Henan Satellite TV) found that Fang Qiong was very talented in acting, so he told Fang Qiong that their troops were recruiting female soldiers and asked her to try.

Fang Qiong signed up with the mentality of giving it a try, and then played well in the interview process, which was praised by the examiner. 1992 joined the propaganda team of a division in Hebei province. 1996 retired, third class.

Refer to the above? Baidu Encyclopedia-Fang Qiong