郑佩佩（Cheng Pei-pei）

郑佩佩（Cheng Pei-pei）1946年1月6日郑佩佩出生于上海，祖籍浙江绍兴，家中有兄弟姐妹四人，郑佩佩排行最大，父亲蒋学成是浙江绍兴人，在上海巡捕房的当差，抗战结束后开了中国第一家墨水厂—A字墨水厂，全家住在上海淮海中路的飞龙大楼，新中国成立后搬进淮海中路2018号。郑佩佩小学就读于上海世界小学，与葛兰，陈厚等明星是校友，中学就读于市三女中，与沈殿霞是校友，郑佩佩于上海自中学时期曾学习芭蕾舞6年。母亲是广东中山人，郑佩佩随母姓。1960年，郑佩佩在市三女中读初二下半期时移居香港 1962年5月郑佩佩在香港被邵氏兄弟南国实验剧团训练班第一期录取为学生，与于倩、邢慧、秦萍、午马等成为同学。毕业后郑佩佩进入邵氏当演员，郑佩佩与邵氏签下八年合约，五年死约，三年活约。1965年，郑佩佩凭邵氏兄弟台湾分公司导演潘垒拍摄的文艺片《情人石》参加亚洲影展，获得美国国际独立制片人协会“最具前途影星金武士奖”，随后在胡金铨《大醉侠》中的演出更奠定其一代银幕女侠的地位，纵横影坛数十年，拍过无数电影，近作《卧虎藏龙》中饰演碧眼狐狸获香港电影金像奖最佳女配角的殊荣。 1970年，郑佩佩退出影坛，并赴美国与原文通结婚；婚后进入美国大学进修，攻读舞蹈艺术。1973年，郑佩佩曾为嘉禾电影复出拍摄《铁娃》及《虎辫子》两出电影，拍完后便回美国继续定居。1980年代，郑佩佩在美国洛杉矶开设电视节目制作公司“星象传播股份有限公司”，为广电基金公共电视节目制播组制作兼主持美国华人纪录片系列《继往开来》。 1981年3月29日，中国电视公司新闻杂志节目《60分钟》在洛杉矶成立第一支国外制作小组，负责专题报道美国新闻事件，郑佩佩为成立时组员之一。1987年，郑佩佩与原文通离婚，两人育有三女一子，长女原丽淇与三女原子鏸皆为演员，独子原和玉华语、英语流利为节目主持人。郑佩佩1997年以后活跃于小银幕。 Cheng Pei-pei (郑佩佩) was born in Shanghai on January 6, 1946. Her ancestral home is Shaoxing, Zhejiang Province. There are four brothers and sisters in the family. Cheng Pei-pei is the eldest. Her father, Jiang Xuecheng, is from Shaoxing, Zhejiang Province. He worked as an errand in the patrol house in Shanghai. After the end of the Anti-Japanese War, he started a China’s first ink factory, the A-shaped Ink Factory, and her family lived in the Feilong Building on Huaihai Middle Road in Shanghai. After the founding of the People’s Republic of China, they moved into No. 2018, Huaihai Middle Road. Zheng Peipei attended Shanghai World Primary School, where she is an alumnus of stars such as Grant and Chen Hou. She attended the City No. 3 Girls' Middle School and was an alumnus of Shen Dianxia. Zheng Peipei studied ballet for 6 years in middle school in Shanghai. Her mother is from Zhongshan, Guangdong, and Zheng Peipei takes her mother's surname. In 1960, Cheng Pei-pei moved to Hong Kong during the second half of her second year in the city's No. 3 Girls' Middle School. In May 1962,Cheng Pei-pei was admitted as a student in the first batch of the Shaw Brothers Southern Experimental Theater training class in Hong Kong, and became classmates with Yu Qian, Xing Hui, Qin Ping, Wu Ma, etc. After graduation, Cheng Pei-pei entered Shaw Brothers as an actor. she signed an eight-year contract with Shaw Brothers, with five years of dead contract and three years of live contract. In 1965, Cheng Pei-pei participated in the Asian Film Festival with the literary film "Lovers' Stone" directed by Pan Lei, director of Shaw Brothers Taiwan Branch, and won the "Golden Samurai Award for the Most Promising Film Star" by the International Association of Independent Producers of the United States. Later, she starred in Hu Jinquan's "The Big Drunk" Her performance in "The Heroine" further established her status as a screen heroine. She has been in the film industry for decades and has made countless movies. In her recent film "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon", she played the role of the blue-eyed fox and won the Hong Kong Film Awards for Best Supporting Actress. . In 1970, Cheng Pei-pei quit the film industry and went to the United States to marry Yuan Wentong. After her marriage, she entered an American university to study dance art. In 1973, Cheng Peipei returned to film two films for Golden Harvest Films, "The Iron Baby" and "Tiger Braid". After filming, she returned to the United States to continue living. In the 1980s, Cheng Pei-pei opened a television program production company "Star Communication Co., Ltd." in Los Angeles, USA, and produced and hosted the Chinese-American documentary series "Carrying on the Past and Forging ahead" for the public television program production team of the Radio and Television Fund. On March 29, 1981, the China Television Company's news magazine program "60 Minutes" established its first foreign production team in Los Angeles to be responsible for special reporting on American news events. Cheng Pei-pei was one of the team members when it was established. In 1987, Cheng Pei-pei and Yuan Wentong divorced. The two have three daughters and one son. The eldest daughter Yuan Liqi and the third daughter Yuan Qi Hui are both actors. Their only son Yuan Heyu is a program host who is fluent in Chinese and English. Cheng Peipei has been active on the small screen since 1997.