What I know of Rui Zhi

Author: Li Longyun
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Yu Zizhi, born in Tianjin in 1927, is a native of Beijing. He served as the Vice President of the China Theatre Association, the former Executive Deputy Director of the Beijing People's Art Theatre, and a member of the 7th National People's Congress. He dedicated himself for a long time to enriching and developing the theory of the Beijing People's Art Theatre's acting school, which was established by Jiao Juyin during his lifetime. He is a renowned contemporary Chinese stage actor. His performance style is natural, restrained, profound, and poetic. Many artistic images he portrayed on stage and screen, such as Cheng Fengzi (in Dragon Tail Canal), Lao Ma (in Rickshaw Boy), Wang Zhanggai (in Teahouse), Yu Yongze (in Song of Youth), and Guifu (in Qiu Jin), have been regarded as contemporary classics and have had a wide influence both domestically and internationally. At the same time, he was also an insatiable theorist, with works such as Yu Zizhi on Acting Art and Actor Yu Zizhi published. Additionally, his prose is simple yet profound, with his representative work Chronicles of Childhood included in high school Chinese textbooks.
Yu Zizhi, born in Tianjin in 1927, is a native of Beijing. He served as the Vice President of the China Theatre Association, the former Executive Deputy Director of the Beijing People's Art Theatre, and a member of the 7th National People's Congress. He dedicated himself for a long time to enriching and developing the theory of the Beijing People's Art Theatre's acting school, which was established by Jiao Juyin during his lifetime. He is a renowned contemporary Chinese stage actor. His performance style is natural, restrained, profound, and poetic. Many artistic images he portrayed on stage and screen, such as Cheng Fengzi (in Dragon Tail Canal), Lao Ma (in Rickshaw Boy), Wang Zhanggai (in Teahouse), Yu Yongze (in Song of Youth), and Guifu (in Qiu Jin), have been regarded as contemporary classics and have had a wide influence both domestically and internationally. At the same time, he was also an insatiable theorist, with works such as Yu Zizhi on Acting Art and Actor Yu Zizhi published. Additionally, his prose is simple yet profound, with his representative work Chronicles of Childhood included in high school Chinese textbooks.