Gong Li (196565438+February 3 1) was born in Shenyang, Liaoning. Her ancestral home is Jinan, Shandong. She is a Chinese actress in Singapore, graduated from the Central Academy of Drama, a United Nations peace artist and a global environmental ambassador of the United Nations.

1987 became famous for starring in the film Red Sorghum, which won the Golden Bear Award at the 38th Berlin International Film Festival. 1992 won the Best Actress in the 49th Venice International Film Festival and the Best Actress in the Golden Rooster Award in Chinese 13 for her film The Story of Autumn Chrysanthemum, and the film also won the Golden Lion Award.

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Gong Li has experienced some minor setbacks since he was a student. Gong Li, like many students, also took part in the college entrance examination, but unlike most students, she failed in the college entrance examination, and she still missed her score by eleven points when she repeated. But because of her perseverance, she was admitted to Chinese opera, and it was because of this exceptional admission that Gong Li really embarked on the road of becoming an actress.

Later, Gong Li played Jiu-Er in Red Sorghum. During the filming process, Director Zhang Yimou taught her that an actor must experience life, and to step onto the international stage, you must improve your thinking strategy and professionalism.

So Gong Li studied as hard as possible. In the movie, there is a scene of carrying water. In order to make the performance more appropriate, she repeatedly practiced carrying water for a few seconds for more than a month, and her shoulders were bleeding. She planted red sorghum in the play for three months. All these efforts and hardships finally won her the Golden Bear Award at the Berlin Film Festival.

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