Lin Dai林黛

Lin Dai林黛 was only 17 years old when she first entered the film industry, but for some reason, Yuan Yangan, the owner of the Great Wall Company, who accepted her as a basic actress, always let her sit on the bench. ", but the rich boss has been pestering her endlessly, making her tireless. Therefore, on December 8, 1951, Lin Dai, who couldn't figure it out, intended to commit suicide, but was fortunately rushed to the hospital by Yan Jun to save her life. Later, the two left the Great Wall and joined the "Yonghua" film company. At that time, Lin Dai was still an unknown newcomer, but she was still not taken seriously in "Yonghua". While Lin Dai was feeling depressed, another incident made things worse. A businessman once helped Lin Dai with money. Seeing her growing up, he coveted her and forced her to agree with him. Lin Dai, who was only eighteen years old at the time, was at a loss. Impulsively took a large amount of sleeping pills again and almost got into trouble. Afterwards, Yan Jun cared more about Lin Dai, and Lin Dai was deeply moved and secretly agreed. With the help of Yan Jun, Lin Dai finally took the lead in the movie "Cui Cui" directed by Yan Jun. In order to make Lin Dai popular, Yan Jun spent a lot of effort. "Cui Cui" was really extraordinary, and Lin Dai became popular because of it; the film company struck while the iron was hot, allowing Lin Dai and Yan Jun to continue to cooperate in the filming of "Spring is Not a Day for Reading" and "The Man Who Slapped". Then they acted as the hero and heroine in the "Golden Phoenix" movie. The films they have collaborated with also include "Girl Chrysanthemum", "Valley of the Dead" and "Happy Years". It's a pity that the "friendship" between the two lasted only four years, because the personalities are too different: one is frugal by nature, the other is generous, and finally broke up. Yan Jun later threw himself into Li Lihua's arms, and the two got married in 1957. The strong Lin Dai was deeply hurt. In the second year, Lin Dai went to the United States and worked as an auditor in the Drama Department of Columbia University for several months, where she met Long Wu, which changed her life.