The multi-millionaire was roped in by Stephen Chow to play the role of Ruhua, but it turned out to be a complete hit and became a classic

Speaking of Stephen Chow, everyone is very familiar with him. Many people born in the 90s probably grew up watching his movies. This sentence is really not an exaggeration. The movies he starred in won many awards for their nonsensical and funny Despite the popularity of the audience, everyone is attracted by movies like his, so the star's status is still very high in the hearts of many people. After becoming famous, he was no longer limited to acting in movies. He also became a director and made movies. He achieved very good results and became popular with many stars, such as Cecilia Cheung, Xu Jiao and other actresses. Of course, There are also many male stars.

Then everyone knows, in fact, if you like watching Stephen Chow movies, you will definitely be very familiar with a person, and this person is actually a person who often appears in Stephen Chow movies. We It can be seen that he has been responsible for a lot of laughs in TV series and movies, so he has impressed many people very deeply, but in fact, the role that everyone remembers him the most is probably the one we see as Ruhua. A familiar face, but you probably can't name him. In "Tang Bohu Spots Autumn Fragrance", "Nine-grade Sesame Official", and "Domestic Lingling Paint", he is the one with heavy makeup, thick stubble, and picking his nose with his left hand. A woman with a fragrant name, a supporting role, a role that made the audience remember him. Speaking of which, it was very interesting for him to play this role.

Li Jianyan is a Hong Kong actor, one of the former producers of Xinghui Overseas Co., Ltd., and played for the Hong Kong local football team. In 1979, Li Jianren graduated from St. Mario's High School and was Stephen Chow's classmate at Secondary School when he was in the second year of secondary school. Because he and Stephen Chow often went to the disco in Tsim Sha Tsui together, they also met actor Tony Leung Chiu-wai. From 1979 to 1982, Li Jianren played for the reserve teams of Dongfang, Yuyuan and Wanderers, serving as a goalkeeper. He also learned to play football from football player Qiu Zhiqiang.

Until 1989, after being introduced by Stephen Chow, Li worked as a behind-the-scenes recorder at Gao Zhisen's film company. He also occasionally performed in front of the camera, and later served as a camera assistant, assistant director and producer. Although the image was designed by Stephen Chow, the name "Ruhua" was given to him by director Wang Jing. Stephen Chow was born in Hong Kong on June 22, 1962. His ancestral home is Ningbo, Zhejiang. He is an actor, director, screenwriter, producer and businessman in Hong Kong, China. He graduated from the TVB Artist Training Class.

Stephen Chow is both an inheritor and a pioneer of traditional comedy. He uses language and body movements that appear to have no logical connection to express the characters' behavior in conflicts, thus forming a nonsensical performance method. The movie "The Gambler" allowed the audience to experience his imaginative comedy concept for the first time; and "Westward Journey" made his performance style deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. Stephen Chow never repeats himself, and his comedy style has also undergone a transformation process from exaggeration to restraint, from funny to gentle, from the expression of body language to entering the character's heart. He uses a comic narrative form to express tragic themes and implications, which not only brings laughter to people, but also causes the audience to reflect. After transitioning to become a director, his talents were unleashed to a greater extent. From the black humor in "Domestic Lingling Paint" to his reflections on life in "The God of Cookery" to the use of special effects in "Shaolin Football", he has experienced all-round polishing from film ideas to film technology. Starting from "Kung Fu", his directorial style has not only become more proficient, but he has also become increasingly adept at blending film elements from different styles together.

With just one sentence from a junior high school classmate, Li Jianren changed from a boss in the catering industry to a very hard-working small-time reporter in the film industry. He has a big face and a stubble. No matter at first glance or at closer inspection, this person is a standard macho man. Theoretically speaking, that face cannot make people associate with women. As a bit player, he is an alternative among bit players. As an actor, when the plot requires, he can do it without hesitation and image, then he is a role model among actors. Although Li Jianren has repeatedly stated that nearly half of the movies he has acted in have played boys, the image of a "woman" picking her nose has lingered.