Li Yuanchun, a famous Peking Opera performer, died of illness. What awards has he won in this field?

On February 20th, this year, 65438 According to the news of WeChat WeChat official account of Beijing Peking Opera Theatre, Li Yuanchun, a famous Peking Opera artist, died in Beijing on February 9th 17: 06, at the age of 9 1. The farewell ceremony of the remains will be held in Babaoshan at 8 am on the 23rd. Li Yuanchun's teacher often plays Monkey King Thrice Defeats the Skeleton Demon, the three thieves of banana fan, shoplifting by Song Wu, Song Wu, Tian Bo Tower, Tong Tianxi and so on.

It is reported that Li Yuanchun was born in Hejian, Hebei on 1929. He studied martial arts and studied under He Yu. In the 1940s, the troupe began to perform. The main repertoire is short martial arts drama, which is very popular in Beijing, Tianjin and Northeast China. Li Yuanchun enjoys a special allowance from the State Council. He used to be a member of Beijing CPPCC, a director of Beijing Federation of Literary and Art Circles, a member of Beijing Revitalizing Peking Opera Kunqu Opera Association, a winner of the Lifetime Achievement Award of Chinese Peking Opera, the first president of the former Beijing Opera Academy, and a national first-class actor.

And her sister Li formed the Beijing Chunqiu Peking Opera Troupe and co-starred. Brother and sister complement each other and are highly respected. In 1950s, Beijing Youth Peking Opera Troupe was founded. They were the main actors in the troupe, and later became Beijing Opera Troupe and Peking Opera Theatre. The repertoires that are often performed are very rich, ranging from short and pithy martial arts dramas to unique monkey dramas, such as Longtan Paul, Leopard, Eighteen Arhats' martial arts, Noisy Dragon Palace and Noisy Heavenly Palace. In addition, I rehearsed the play Crossing the Sea and Planting Flags.

Li Yuanchun devoted his life to Peking Opera performance, and his achievements were shameful. A national first-class actor, a model worker in Beijing, enjoys a special government allowance from the General Office of the State Council, and is the winner of the Nobel Prize in Physics for Chinese Peking Opera. Li Yuanchun's life is very worthy of anyone's heart to feel, whether on stage or off stage. Now he's gone, but his brilliant achievements are still there. May Li Yuanchun go all the way!