Memorial Of Ms. Yang Likun
Ms. Yang Likun, an artist and member of
Yi ethnic group, was born on
April 27 of 1941 in Mo’hei Town of Ning’er County in South Yunnan’s
Pu’er Municipality, and passed away on July 21 of 2000 in Shanghai.
She got reputed in the world by starring in Five Golden Flowers and
Ah Shi Ma, two films based respectively on the lives or stories of Bai
and Yi People in Yunnan’s Dali and Stone Forest. She successfully
portrayed Jinhua (Golden Flower), a Bai lady and the leading role in
Five Golden Flowers and Ah Shi Ma, a Yi lady and the leading role in
Ah Shi Ma, both of whom have contributed much to the fames of the two
films as masterpieces in China’s film industry. Yang hence has become
the screen idol of generations for over half century, and is the Goddess
of Beauty in the minds of audience.
April 27 of 1941 in Mo’hei Town of Ning’er County in South Yunnan’s
Pu’er Municipality, and passed away on July 21 of 2000 in Shanghai.
She got reputed in the world by starring in Five Golden Flowers and
Ah Shi Ma, two films based respectively on the lives or stories of Bai
and Yi People in Yunnan’s Dali and Stone Forest. She successfully
portrayed Jinhua (Golden Flower), a Bai lady and the leading role in
Five Golden Flowers and Ah Shi Ma, a Yi lady and the leading role in
Ah Shi Ma, both of whom have contributed much to the fames of the two
films as masterpieces in China’s film industry. Yang hence has become
the screen idol of generations for over half century, and is the Goddess
of Beauty in the minds of audience.
The former residence of Yang Likun is
located in Mo’hei Town of Ning’er
County. It is the place that Yang was born and spent her childhood. First
built in 1893, the house was out of repair and badly damaged. Fortunately,
Ning’er Government sponsored the restoration in May of 2009 and it took a
brand-new look in October of 2010, covering a total area of 1,250 square
meters (with 600 being architectures). The memorial is designed in a
wood-and-earth architectural style of “a Courtyard with Three Houses
and One Screen Wall”, flying eaves and tile roofs etc. The memorial also
functions to exhibit the life stories and artistic achievements of Ms.
Yang Likun.
County. It is the place that Yang was born and spent her childhood. First
built in 1893, the house was out of repair and badly damaged. Fortunately,
Ning’er Government sponsored the restoration in May of 2009 and it took a
brand-new look in October of 2010, covering a total area of 1,250 square
meters (with 600 being architectures). The memorial is designed in a
wood-and-earth architectural style of “a Courtyard with Three Houses
and One Screen Wall”, flying eaves and tile roofs etc. The memorial also
functions to exhibit the life stories and artistic achievements of Ms.
Yang Likun.
(Film: Ah Shi Ma)
(Film: Five Golden Flowers)
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