On March 4, 2016 (January 26, 2016 in the lunar calendar), Ge Cunzhuang, a famous performing artist and Ge You's father, passed away at the age of 87. Ge Cunzhuang, the famous performing artist Ge Cunzhuang died of heart failure caused by cerebral infarction at 8:33 a.m. on March 4, 2016. He was 87 years old. Tencent Entertainment reporters have begun to learn about the specific situation from Teacher Ge Cunzhuang's family about this news, but currently no one is answering the phone at Teacher Ge Cunzhuang's home, and Ge Cunzhuang's son Ge You's phone has been transferred to the manual station. Ge Cunzhuang, the famous performing artist and father of famous actor Ge You, was born in 1929. In 1949, he joined the Northeast Film Studio as an actor and began his career as a film actor. In 1969, he was known to the audience for playing the role of Feng Lanchi in the movie "Red Flag". In 1997, he won the Best Supporting Actor Award at the China Golden Rooster Award for his role in the movie "Zhou En's Great Friend." Since Ge Cunzhuang was transferred to the Beijing Film Studio in 1953, he starred in a series of far-reaching revolutionary films such as "Song of Youth". The role of Feng Lanchi in the 1960 film "Red Flag Album" was even more popular among the people. In a series of interviews with people launched by CCTV to commemorate the centenary of China films, the film "Red Flag" was evaluated as an important turning point in Ge Cunzhuang's acting career. Since then, Ge Cunzhuang has also become the sole anti-leader of Beijing Film Studio. In the 1960s and 1970s, Ge Cunzhuang starred in a series of classic films such as "The Marriage of Xiao Erhei","Battle from the South to the North","Golden Light Avenue", etc. After the reform and opening up, with the vigorous development of the film industry, Ge Cunzhuang starred in many films such as "Little Flower" and "Broken Jade Palace". In 1992, Ge Cunzhuang played the role of Li Hongzhang in the film "Huang Feihong's Lion King's Contagion" directed by Tsui Hark. Ge Cunzhuang was still active on the screen when he was in his late twenties. In 2002, Ge Cunzhuang participated in the filming of the movie "Live a Spirit". In 2004, he played the role of the Minister stationed in France in the movie "My French Days". Since then, he has also participated in the TV series "Divorce Lawsuit" and the movie "Love Call Transfer" and other film and television drama works. At the age of 80, Ge Cunzhuang played a representative of the cultural world in the film "Founding of the Country" directed by Huang Jianxin. In 2013, Ge Cunzhuang starred as Qi Baishi, a master of traditional Chinese painting, in the TV series "Xu Beihong", which was also Ge Cunzhuang's last film and television work. In his later years, Ge Cunzhuang actively devoted himself to public welfare undertakings. In 2009, he was named one of the top ten charity stars in China Charity Rankings. After the Yushu earthquake in 2010, Ge Cunzhuang went to the Red Cross Society of China and donated 10,000 yuan to the Yushu earthquake-stricken area in Qinghai. He also served as the image ambassador of the "China Respect the Elderly and Love the Elderly Film Base" to promote the public welfare film cultural platform for the elderly. Actor career: He has created many classic remake characters. During his years of acting work, Ge Cunzhuang has dedicated many classic villain characters to the audience with his wonderful acting skills. He is well known and loved by the audience. He once appeared in the movie "Little Soldier Zhang Ga" plays the role of the villain Kametian. The Japanese soldier played by Ge Cunzhuang. In addition, Ge Cunzhuang also starred as a staff officer of the Kuomintang reactionaries in the movie "Battle of the South and the North". Ge Cunzhuang (right) in the movie "Battle from the South to the North". In 1992, Ge Cunzhuang also starred as Li Hongzhang, an important official of the Northern War in the late Qing Dynasty, in the movie "Huang Feihong: The Lion King's War" starring Jet Li. Ge Cunzhuang plays Li Hongzhang. Ge Lao's last work was to play the role of the great painter Qi Baishi in the 2013 TV series "Xu Beihong". Ge Cunzhuang plays Qi Baishi. Personal life¡¤Enthusiastic charity and approachable Ge Lao Although most of the characters he created were villains, he was passionate about charity. In 2009, he was named one of the top ten charity stars in China Charity Rankings. Lao Ge attended public welfare activities. In 2010, Ge Cunzhuang also actively donated money to the Yushu earthquake in Qinghai, and served as the image ambassador of the "China Film Base for Respecting the Elderly and Loving the Elderly", promoting the public welfare film cultural platform for the elderly, and promoting the public welfare promotional film "We Should Buy It" of the national subsidy policy for home appliances to the countryside. Ge Cunzhuang serves as the image ambassador of caring China. Children's Education¡¤He once said that Ge You was the greatest pride and hoped to have a grandson. In 2010, Ge Cunzhuang was interviewed by the media. At that time, photos of Ge You from various periods could be seen everywhere in the room. One of the most eye-catching photos of Ge You and his father Ge Cunzhuang. This photo was taken in 2002. Ge Cunzhuang personally took the stage to award Ge You when Ge You won the "Hundred Flowers Award for Best Actor". Ge Cunzhuang once personally presented the award to his son Ge You. This photo was specially enlarged and placed on the cabinet in the living room. Speaking of Ge You, Old Master Ge is quite proud. His son not only inherited his own mantle, but also became famous at a young age. After Xie Xian was at home, what Old Master Ge looked forward to most was to hold his grandson. Ge Cunzhuang's wish to have a grandson ultimately failed to realize. However, Ge You had never had any children, so the old man's wish to have a grandson could not be realized. However, Old Master Ge was open to it: "Ge You is a modernist. As a father, I cannot change his thoughts."