Virgo Celebrity Encyclopedia: Who is a Virgo artist?

Virgo people are born to pursue perfection in everything, treat everything with a rigorous attitude and work hard. Therefore, even if they have no artistic talent, they can always stick to their goals and work hard, so they can always succeed. So, among so many constellation celebrities, which artists are Virgos? Let's have a look!

Chinese name: Wu Yinxian.

Nationality: China.

Constellation: Virgo

Place of birth: Shuyang County, Jiangsu Province

Date of birth:1September 2, 9001.

Date of death:1September 7, 994

Occupation: photographer

Representative works: Live and die together (1936), children of Fengyun (1935), and hard struggle (1935).

Wu Yinxian is a photographer of the older generation in China and a native of Jiangsu. In the early days of Wu Yinxian's photography activities in the 1920s and 1930s, his works paid great attention to form and light and shadow techniques. However, young Wu Yinxian, with deep dissatisfaction with the reality of old China and deep sympathy for the lower classes, paid more attention to the miserable life of the working people in old China. 1On September 7, 1994, Mr. Wu Yinxian passed away at the age of 94.

Chinese name: Wang Shuo

Nationality: China.

Nationality: Manchu

Constellation: Virgo

Place of birth: Nanjing, Jiangsu Province

Date of birth:1August 23, 958

Occupation: writer, screenwriter

Graduation school: Beijing No.44 Middle School

Representative works: beautiful appearance, fierce animals, ignorance and fearlessness.

Major achievements

He has created dozens of TV dramas.

Wang Shuo is a famous writer and screenwriter in China. 1978 started writing, and published several novels, such as Playing is Heartbeat, Seeing Beautiful, Animals Fierce, Ignorance and Fearlessness. He has published Collected Works of Wang Shuo and Selected Works of Wang Shuo. His villain performance is also deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. His early novels, poems and literary works are all based on the growth experience of his own army's "miscellaneous courtyard", while his later novels have formed a unique style, with popular dialogue and vitality, and the narrative language is mainly banter and irony, mocking the authoritative discourse and the elite status of intellectuals. Later, he entered the film and television industry, and the TV series "Haima Ballroom" and "The Story of the Editorial Department" were very successful. In 2007, Wang Shuo ranked sixth in the "2007 Second Rich List of Chinese Writers" with a royalty income of 5 million yuan, which aroused widespread concern.