What old photos did Xu Qing’s ex-boyfriend Liu Bo take before his death?

When it comes to Liu Bo, many people will think of actor Xu Qing. In September 2009, Xu Qing recorded Hunan Satellite TV's "Tell Your Story" and disclosed her relationship with Liu Bo for the first time. In the interview, she described Liu Bo like this: "He is a doctoral student at Peking University. He is very simple and confident, and does not need to rely on external things to package himself. So he has always kept a low profile, never giving interviews or doing publicity. . He loves Chinese double-breasted coats and old people's shoes. He is a close disciple of the Chinese classics master Ji Xianlin. He compiled the "Collection of Books from Ancient Times" with his mentor, and is now mainly engaged in cultural publishing. "Liu Bo once invested a lot of money in making photo albums for Xu Qing. . This ordinary fund-raising once again showed Liu Bo's taste and classic business methods. The photo album not only attracted more than a dozen Chinese and foreign photographers such as Zhang Liang and Hei Bing, but also invited the famous cultural celebrity Yu to write a preface and wrote many words such as "Xu Shen Shen". However, on the "Tell Your Story" program, Xu Qing clarified, "When he was suspected of cheating and running away in 2003, we had broken up for more than a year." She said that she is an absolute perfectionist in love. Giving the other party enough freedom, he announced that his relationship with Zhou was over.

On the afternoon of November 14, the large Weibo account "Zhizhi Qianli" posted a set of photos of Liu Bo and wrote: "News from Moments, the legendary book producer and poet Liu Bo was still posting on WeChat yesterday. , was sent to the hospital at around 10 o'clock this morning." The picture shows Liu Bo's book.

In 1997, Xu Qing fell in love with Liu Bo, a cultural and financial tycoon and chairman of Chengcheng Culture. Xu Qing's old love also has a strong resume: he was admitted to the Chinese Department of Wuhan University at the age of 14, published two collections of poems at the age of 15, and later obtained a doctorate in the Department of Philosophy of Peking University, where he studied Eastern philosophy under Mr. Ji Xianlin.

Xu Qing’s ex-boyfriend Liu Bo reported that when Xu Qing and Liu Bo fell in love, Liu Bo was already married and had a daughter. When the wife knew that the matter was irreversible, she agreed to Liu Bo's divorce. In September 2003, some media reported that Liu Bo had hundreds of millions in debt and suddenly absconded from "residential surveillance". In an interview, Xu Qing publicly admitted this relationship. "When I met him, he was still studying at Peking University and was a close disciple of Mr. Ji Xianlin. When his accident happened, we had been separated for almost two years. We broke up because after I became a businessman, he started to swell, and I didn't like it very much. ."

Xu Qing specifically mentioned a detail that led to her breakup with Liu Bo. Xu Qing said that one afternoon, she heard a phone call between Liu Bo and a business partner. The business partner asked him if he knew Chow Yun-fat and his wife, and he said "of course" into the phone. Knowing that Xu Qing didn't understand him at all, at that moment, she decided to leave him. Xu Qing said that the reason why he leaves a man is simple: when the other person no longer has charisma. For example, if the other person shows his "little man" side, once she sees this side, it will be impossible for her to fall in love again.

In March 2001, Xu Qing starred as Ren Yingying in the TV series "Swordsman" directed by Zhang Jizhong.

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In 1982, she participated in the TV series "Journey to the West" and played the role of Fan Huonv in Taishang Laojun's alchemy room.

In 1992, Xu Qing starred in the TV series "The Roots of the Imperial City" and was nominated for the Best Actress in the China TV Golden Eagle Award.

In March 2001, Xu Qing starred as Ren Yingying in the TV series "Swordsman" directed by Zhang Jizhong.

In 2002, Xu Qing starred in the TV series "Chinese Women Under the Guns of the Gestapo", playing the female lead Jin Ling, and won the Audience's Favorite Actress Award at the 20th China TV Golden Eagle Awards.