Wang Mingquan has a dignified appearance, but in private, she is easy-going and enterprising.
Wang Mingquan, the title of sister, is a nickname in the eyes of outsiders, but it is very formal in wireless TV stations? Reward good and punish evil? Because Wang Mingquan has always been serious and rigorous, so in the eyes of outsiders, he is definitely? One track-minded? Characters. All the TV staff she has worked with are not allowed to be late, not allowed to cope, not allowed to joke, and NG at any time, so many TV people who are used to playing experience and tactics step by step should get rid of these habits. (Hua Shang Bao)
Wang Mingquan is very keen on social work. She is also glad that Wang Mingquan has the opportunity to participate in social work. Not everyone has this opportunity, and doing these things is also very fulfilling. But in her mind, she still regards herself as a film and television actor, and only thinks that using her influence as an actor is more conducive to serving the public. If there is such an opportunity, she will definitely do it seriously.
Wang Mingquan's Personal Life
During his study in Japan, Wang Mingquan met Liu Changhua, a businessman engaged in the clothing industry, through Hong Kong TV. Wang Mingquan married Liu Changhua on 197 1, and Wang Mingquan divorced Liu Changhua on 1983.
1985 has thyroid cancer.
In the first half of 2002, the breast tumor was found, and the tumor was removed in time to control the disease.
In 2005, Luo Jiaying suffered from advanced liver cancer, and Wang Mingquan drove to the hospital to visit Luo Jiaying.
On May 2, 2009, Wang Mingquan and Luo Jiaying got married in Las Vegas, USA.
Wang Mingquan's Political Experience
1980 Hong Kong deputies to the National People's Congress were not elected by Hong Kong people themselves, but nominated by Guangdong deputies. Wang Mingquan was nominated by many people in the election and embarked on the road of politics.
1988, recommended by the Hong Kong Branch of Xinhua News Agency, became a representative of the People's Congress in Hong Kong. In May of the same year, he was elected as the Prime Minister of Baoliang Bureau and the representative of China, Hong Kong and Macao to the Seventh National People's Congress.
In the11990s, Wang Mingquan served as the chairman of Bahetang twice, and was active in politics as a representative of the National People's Congress.
1992 was elected as the 26th chairman of Hong Kong Octopus Association, during which he worked hard to publicize Octopus Association and promote the development of Cantonese opera art in Hong Kong.
1993 was re-elected as the representative of China to the Eighth National People's Congress of Hong Kong and Macao, and was recommended to be appointed as the president of Pok Oi Hospital in the same year.
1994 was re-elected as the 27th chairman of Bahetang.
1995 was specially recommended by the traditional performing arts circles in Hong Kong, asking the government to appoint Wang Mingquan as a member of the Hong Kong Arts Development Council.
1996 Wang Mingquan was formally appointed as a member of the Arts Committee.
1998 Appointed Wang Mingquan as a member of the Ninth National Committee of China People's Political Consultative Conference.
In 2006, at the China People's Political Consultative Conference, her proposal on improving Guangdong's highway security won the Excellent Proposal Award commended by the China People's Political Consultative Conference.
He used to be a consultant of the Hong Kong Culture and Arts Foundation, honorary president of the Hong Kong Cultural and Educational Communication Association, founder and executive chairman of the Ho Ying Jie Foundation, Yuan, chairman of the Hong Kong China Traditional Performing Arts Election, consultant of the Chinese Opera Group of the Cultural Committee of the Hong Kong Urban Council, director of the Hong Kong Artists Association, cultural affairs consultant of the Regional Council, goodwill ambassador of the Hong Kong Society for the Protection of Children and vice chairman of the Band Committee of the Hong Kong Scout Association.