【娱乐】盘点近20年中国十大童星

这二十年我们心中的10大童星
童星者，古代成名者如方仲永，现代如“小萝卜头”方舒。笑看打拼在娱乐圈中的童星，不胜枚举，但家喻户晓者鲜见一斑，昔日红星如“潘冬子”之流，大都昙花一现，而后匆匆消失。随着那些曾经活泼在中国舞台上的80后、90后童星慢慢长大，如今的中国童星已经向00后发展。那么，在娱乐圈日益激烈的竞争环境下，昔日童星的发展现状和命运究竟如何呢？今天我们一起来盘点一下过去20年里红遍祖国大江南北的十大童星，看一看他们都给我们带来了哪些美好的回忆。一起追忆童年！
Child stars are thrown into the limelight at a very early age and therefore quickly lose much of the playtime and fun enjoyed by their peers. Some of them are lucky enough to extend their success into adulthood, whereas others see their fame gradually fade into oblivion and have to bid adieu to the business when they grow up.
China's famous child stars from the early days include now well-established actress Fang Shu, who played Xiaoluobotou in the smash-hit "Living Forever in Burning Flames" in 1964 when she was only six, and director Zhu Xinyun who played the brave Pan Dongzi in the 1974 flick "Red Star" at the still relatively tender age of twelve.
Yet, early stardom doesn't necessarily ensure a smooth career path. Take for example 35-something actor Fang Chao, who before the age of 15 had already starred in nearly 30 films and TV series which co-starred highly-renowned Chinese actresses such as Siqing Gaowa and Pan Hong. The hottest child star in the 1980s, Fang had a hard time getting into film school in order to pursue further studies. He was once even found working as a waiter in a small restaurant for nearly two years. Fang is currently back on screens starring in several minor roles.
Here we has compiled a top ten of the most popular Chinese child stars of the past 20 years:
10 Xu Jiao 徐娇
Date of Birth: Aug. 5, 1997
Xu Jiao, born in Ningbo, Zhejiang Province, garnered overnight fame after acting as the naughty but lovely son of Chow Ti, a migrant worker played by renowned Hong Kong actor Stephen Chow in the 2008 hit film "CJ7," which Chow also directed. Her comedic performance helped her win the 28th Hong Kong Film Award for Best New Performer in 2009. Xu later played in such films as "Mulan" (2009), "Future X-Cops" (2010), "The Legend Is Born-Ip Man" (2010) and "Starry Starry Night" (2011). In the "Future X-Cops," Xu played Kiki, daughter of a policeman from the future portrayed by Andy Lau. She also lent her voice to "Astro Boy" in 2009.
9 Yang Zi 杨紫
Date of Birth: Nov. 6, 1992
Yang Zi, born in Beijing, became a house-hold name after playing Xia Xue, a smart but somewhat arrogant girl and the elder daughter of Xia Donghai in the first two seasons of China's large-scaled sitcom hit series "Home with Kids," which debuted on national TV screens in 2004. Yang was only eleven when she portrayed the 17-year-old Xia Xue, but she showed no signs whatsoever of being wet behind the ears. Yang, who began acting when she was only seven, is a prolific child star, having starred in more than 30 films and TV series. She has cooperated with many renowned Chinese actors and actresses, including Song Dandan, Jiang Wenli, Xia Yu, Han Geng, Ning Jing and Hai Qing. Yang is currently a sophomore at the Beijing Film Academy.
8 Zhang Yishan 张一山
Date of Birth: May 5, 1992
Zhang Yishan, born in Beijing, began his acting career when he was only nine years of age. He became a highly-popular child star in China for his comedic performance in the four seasons of the large-scaled sitcom hit series "Home with Kids," which hit national TV screens in 2004. There, he deeply impressed the Chinese audience with his portraying Xia Xue's younger brother Liu Xing, a naughty but witty trouble-maker. Zhang, with his his facial features that resemble those of well-established Chinese actors Jiang Wen and Xia Yu, has become a favorite with Chinese directors. He has played in some twenty Chinese films and TV series, including the 2009 production "Looking for Jackie," starring veteran actor Jackie Chan, and "Beginning of the Great Revival" in 2011. Zhang is also a sophomore at the Beijing Film Academy.
7 Chen Jianan 小龙人陈嘉男
Date of Birth: Apr. 13, 1984
Chen Jianan played the little dragon boy in the fantastic children TV hit series "Little Dragon Boy" when he was only four years old in 1988. He became the darling of Chinese TV audiences who would follow his every move on the small screen from the time when the series aired in 1992, in his quest to find his mother accompanies by three other children. Between the ages of four and fourteen, Chen shot some other TV series which were aired abroad. Chen, who once operated a foreign trade company and set up his own music brand, is now vice president of a stunt training school. It's said that he has plans to reshoot "Little Dragon Boy."
6 Xie Miao 谢苗
Date of Birth: May 2, 1984
Xie Miao, born in Beijing, is a new-generation kung fu actor who has already won championship titles in several martial arts competitions. Xie rose to fame in 1994 for playing Hung Man Ting in Hong Kong director Wong Jing's box-office hit "The New Legend of Shaolin," starring international kung fu star Jet Li. In 1995, he again starred alongside Li, playing Siuku, the son of policeman Gung Wai portrayed by Jet Li in "My Father Is a Hero." His shining performances in both productions thrust him into the limelight both at home and abroad. He also appeared in "God of Gamblers II," starring Chow Yun Fat in 1994.
However, Xie later mainly concentrated on his school education as his mother believed that was what he needed to do as a child. In 2006, he graduated from the Capital Institute of Physical Education (CIPE) and continued his acting career. He shot the TV hit series "Legend of Shaolin Temple" in 2006 and the film "The Kung Fu Master" in 2010. Xie has so far played in over 30 films and TV series.
5 Cao Jun 曹骏
Date of Birth: Feb. 9, 1988
Cao Jun, born in Shanghai, was chosen to star in the 20-episode TV series "The Royal Monk" in 1996 when he was eight and with that jumpstarted his acting career. In 1997, he was named the Best New Performer at the 2nd Asian TV Festival for his brilliant portrayal of the little monk Kaixin in his very first film. He was also in "The Royal Monk II" (1997), "He Made It" (1999), "The Magistrate Who's Nine" (2001), and the CCTV hit series "Lotus Lantern" (2004). Cao was admitted into Fudan University to pursue further studies at the College of Visual Arts in 2006, and played Liu Chenxiang in TV hit series "Prequel of Lotus Lantern" in 2007. Cao has so far starred in over 20 TV series and films.
4 Guan Ling 关凌
Date of Birth: Apr. 8, 1982
Guan Ling, a Chinese actress, hostess and director, was one of the brightest shinning child stars during the 1990s. She began her career when she was only six. Guan, born in Beijing, rose to fame in 1993 when she took on the role of Jia Yuanyuan, a humorous and lovely girl, in the 120-episode Chinese sitcom "I Love My Family," directed by famous director Ying Da- who is touted "the Godfather of Chinese sitcom." Guan graduated from Beijing Institute of Technology with a MBA degree. Guan is now a hostess on CCTV-5 and China Education TV. In 2009, she directed and played "Yuanyuan's Story," a sequel to "I Love My Family." Guan tied the knot with Chinese TV producer Ji Yunfei in October 2011, and gave birth to their first son in October, 2012.
3 Siu-Man Fok 郝劭文
Date of Birth: Jun. 4, 1990
People felt sorry for the former child star Siu-Man Fok, who was cutewhen he was young, but grew up to be an ordinary-looking guy. He lost his fame and fortune as an actor. Fok, born in Taipei, is best-known for his portrayal of a very classic screen persona: A little fat bald boy, who wears dark glasses, loves peeping at pretty girls, and plays tricks on others.
Fok and his brilliant partner, Ashton Chen, starred in numerous classics, including "Shaolin Popey" (1994), "Super Mischievous" (1995) and "Dragon from Shaolin" (1995). However, Fok, who took to the stage at the very tender age of three, quit acting in pursuit of his school education in 2003. He enrolled in Taiwan's Tamkang University in 2008. In 2012, he shot the youth romance hit "You Are the Apple of My Eye," in which he played the fat boy Ahe. Hao has now successfully reduced his weight from 98KG to 78KG through plastic surgery.
2 Ashton Chen 释小龙
Date of Birth: Jan. 6, 1988
Ashton Chen, or Shi Xiaolong, originally named Chen Xiaolong, is one of the most renowned Chinese child stars of the 1990s. Shi Xiaolong is a dharma name given to him by his master Shi Yongxin, the current abbot of China's prestigious Shaolin Temple. Chen, born in Dengfeng, Henan Province, began to practice martial arts when he was only two years old. Chen, a handsome boy, played a cute little monk in his first film "Shaolin Popey," together with Taiwan actor Jimmy Lin and his good friend Siu-Man Fok in 1993.
Chen later shot a great number of classics, including "Shaolin Popey II: Messy Temple" (1994), "Super Mischievous" (1995) and "Dragon from Shaolin" (1995), in which he often played the role of the young kung fu hero. Chen has starred in nearly 40 films and more than 20 TV series up to now, working with big names like Ng Man Tat, Kenny Bee, Takeshi Kaneshiro and Ha Ling Chun. However, Chen gradually failed to find an appropriate point for development as he grew up. In 2005, Chen went to the United States to pursue further studies, and returned in 2008, with greatly improved acting skills. He has continued to pursue his dream of acting. His ex-girlfriend is the 2005 Super Girl He Jie.
1 Jin Ming 金铭
Date of Birth: Nov. 19, 1980
Jin Ming, born in Beijing, is probably the most famous Chinese child star of the past two decades. Dubbed "China's Shirley Temple," Jin, with her sweet and cute looks, was favored by millions of Chinese in the 1990s when she shot a series of TV hits adapted from the novels written by well-known Chinese romance author Chiung Yao, including "Wanjun" (1990), "Longing for Husband to Return" (1990), "Grass by Riverside" (1992) and "Plum Blossom" (1993).
Jin's1989 portrayal of the wholesome girl Wanjun when she was only nine years old, made a long-lasting impression on her fans, pushing her into the box of "China's child star forever." Yet, Jin gradually lost her fame as she grew up. She has become a rather unknown or vague figure in the showbiz world since the age of 18. Jin began to work at the Chinese Coal Mine Art Troupe after graduating from the School of International Studies, Peking University, in 2003. It's reported that she tied the knot with Chinese film promoter An Yugang in September, 2012.

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