The original singer of "Iren of Autumn Water" is Gong Qiuxia.
Irene of Autumn Water is a song by Gong Qiuxia, which is included in the album of the same name, Irene of Autumn Water.
Gong Qiuxia (December 4, 1916 - September 7, 2004), formerly known as Gong Shasha and Gong Qiuxiang. Gong Qiuxia was a native of Chongming, Jiangsu Province (now part of Shanghai), and was a famous Chinese movie actress. At the age of twelve, she joined the Shanghai Plum Blossom Dance Troupe. In the troupe traveled all over the world, as far as Southeast Asia, singing and dancing performances, and became the troupe's pillar - the famous "Five Tiger Generals" one.
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Gong Qiuxia's personal experience
In 1933, she joined the Shanghai Plum Blossom Song and Dance Troupe, where she traveled all over the country, as far as Southeast Asia, to perform songs and dances, and became one of the pillars of the troupe, the famous "Five Tiger Generals". He became one of the famous "Five Tiger Generals", the pillar of the troupe.
In 1937, she starred in a movie written by Xia Yan and directed by Zhang Shichuan called "Pressure Money", and in 1938 and 1942, she starred in a movie composed by He Luting called "Autumn Water, Iren", and a movie sung by Zhang Shichuan called "The Roses Bloom Everywhere". She became a multi-talented artist who could sing and dance.
In 1980, Zhejiang Film Studio and Hong Kong Great Wall Company co-produced the costume feature film "Rouge (1980)", and people saw that she was over the age of old and moved steadily, devoting herself to the role as if her artistic life was still in the bright spring.
Died of heart disease on September 7, 2004 in Hong Kong. She was 88 years old.
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