Kang Qunzhi (康群智), born in 1957 in Zhangqiu District, Jinan City, Shandong Province, is a mainland Chinese actress who graduated from the acting department of Shanghai Theater Academy.
In 1972, she joined the People's Liberation Army 89207 Troop Cultural Troupe, and in 1978, she was admitted to the acting department of the Shanghai Theatre Academy and received a Bachelor of Arts degree. 1982, she was admitted to the Shandong Provincial Drama Theatre, and in 1988, she played the lead role of Luo Fei in the play Destiny, which was awarded the First Prize of the Second Art Festival of Shandong Province, and in 1989, she was casted in the play Confucius in Clothes, which was awarded the Third Art Festival of Shandong Province, and was casted in the play The Confucius in Clothes in Beijing. In 1993, she played the lead role of Princess Swan in the play "Swan Song" and won the first prize in the 7th Shandong Provincial Arts Festival. 1994, she was honored as a national level actress.
In 2000, she acted in the military drama
In 2016, she starred in the urban workplace women's drama "Ode to Joy". in 2018, she starred in the costume social and family drama "Knowing Whether to Know or Not to Know", which was broadcasted in 2018.
Chinese name: Kang Qunzhi
Nationality: Chinese
Ethnicity: Han
Birthplace: Zhangqiu District, Jinan City, Shandong Province
Date of birth: 1957
Occupation: Actor
Graduated from Shanghai Theater Academy
Representative works: Cloth Confucian, Swan Song, Sister-in-Law<
Major Achievements：National Level Actor
The Sixth Golden Lion Award of Chinese Drama
Early Years
Born in 1957 to a family of old Red Army soldiers in Jinan, Kang Qunzhi performed on stage in a small smock from kindergarten onward.In 1972, she was admitted into the Cultural Troupe of the People's Liberation Army (PLA)'s 89207th Army. Kang Qunzhi spent four years in Sichuan with her unit, and the hard life of the army trained her and gave her a solid grasp of the fundamentals.
Acting Experience
In 1978, she was admitted to the acting department of the Shanghai Theater Academy with a bachelor's degree. She graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree.
In 1982, she entered Shandong Provincial Drama Theater. In 1982, she played the lead role of Luo Fei in the play "Destiny", with which she won the First Prize of the Second Art Festival of Shandong Province. 1989, she took part in the first rehearsal of the play "Confucius in Cloth" in Beijing, playing the role of Nan Zi, the story of Confucius' meeting with Nan Zi, a female stateswoman. She won the first prize for performance in the Third Art Festival of Shandong Province.
In 1993, she played the lead role of Swan Princess in the play "Swan Song", a once brilliant but aged and decaying clown actress who was forgotten in the dressing room after her magnificent curtain call. With the play, he won the First Prize of Performance in the Seventh Art Festival of Shandong Province, and in 1994, he was honored as a national-level actor. 1995, in order to promote cross-strait cultural exchanges, the play "Confucius in Cloth" was again arranged to be performed in Beijing. Kang Qunzhi played the roles of Nanzi and Ino Wako, with Ino Wako imagining herself to be Nanzi to present the story. 1999, she acted in the play "Thunderstorm", which was rearranged by the Beijing People's Art Theater, and played the role of Fenyi, a character who dared to love and hate.
In 2000, she appeared in the TV drama "Moon over Kunlun", playing the role of Li Lanzhi.
In 2004, she appeared in the drama "How Iron is Made", playing the role of the mother in the drama.
In 2005, she played the lead role of Yelena, Sergeyevna in the drama "Forbidden Games of Youth", for which she won the Best Actress Award at the First Small Theater Drama Festival in Shandong Province.
In 2007, she won the Golden Lion Award for Chinese Drama, the highest honor in the Chinese drama industry, and in 2008, she starred in the historical drama <
In 2011, she starred in the costume drama "The Princess of the World", playing the role of Li Muyi, the mother of Fuya, the deceased empress of Chu; she also starred in the anti-war drama "No Ghost Left Behind", playing the role of Auntie Seven; and she also starred in the drama "Home", playing the roles of Mei and Ruijue. She also acted in the urban drama "Pretty Housewife", playing the role of Qiang Ren's mom.
In 2012, Kang Qunzhi starred in the play "Sister-in-Law" at the 10th China Arts Festival, playing the role of a woman from the countryside who, on the first day of her trip to the city to reunite with her husband, suffers a major tragedy when her husband falls to his death from a construction building at a construction site. After experiencing the blow of fate, she is determined to take ownership of her destiny and bravely goes to court to take up the legal weapon to defend her human dignity and rights.
In 2013, she acted in the romantic drama "Women in the Tulou", in which Kang Qunzhi and Jiang Xin played a mother and daughter.In 2014, she took part in the ancient legendary drama "Liaozhai Gaiduan Zhi Laoshan Daosi", in which she played two roles, one as a dignified and dignified dowager empress, and the other as a maniacally demented and crazy old lady.
In 2016, she starred in the urban workplace women's drama "Ode to Joy," in which she played Fan Shengmei's mother, a character with great malice toward women.In 2018, she starred in the costume social and family drama "Knowing Whether or Not Shall Be Green, Fat, Red and Thin," in which she played the role of Gu Tingye's childhood nursemaid, and also the personal maid of Gu Tingye's mother Bai. In the same year, she acted in the drama "San Mao's Journey from the Army", in which she played the role of San Mao's mother.
On February 21, 2020, she acted in the urban drama "Anjia".
Personal life
Family
Kang Qunzhi was born into a family of old Red Army soldiers, both parents were revolutionary soldiers, with four sisters on their knees. The younger sister, Kang Qunli, first became a basketball team player and then transitioned to coaching, training national players such as Sui Feifei and Zhang Xiaoni, and the second sister became a teacher.
Major Works
Drama Works
Starring in TV Dramas
Qing Ping Le - 2020-04-07, as Grand Princess
Rebirth - 2020-03-07, as Deng Weihong
Anjia - 2020-02-21, as Liu Sli's Mom
Perfect Relationship- 2020-02-18, as Bonnie's mom
It's All Good-2019-03-01, as Zhu Li's mother
Knowing Whether It's Green, Fat, Red, and Thin-2018-12-25, as Chang Mama
Langya's Winds of Changlin-2017-12-18, as Mrs. Xun
Ode to Joy 2-2017-05- 11, as Fan Shengmei's mother
Surgical Wind and Cloud-2017-04-17, as Cao's mother
Detective Dee 4-2017-03-23, as Jin Mulan
Ode to Joy-2016-04-18, as Fan Shengmei's mother
Su Dongpo-2012-10-07, as Auntie Su
Not a Ghost Left Behind -2011-11-04, as Auntie Seven
Pretty Housewife -2011-06-21, as Qiang Ren's Mom
Tilted Princess -2011, as Li Muyi
Brotherly Love and Feud -2011, as Jin's Sister-in-law
Three Kingdoms -2010-05-02, as ,
Southeast Flight of the Peacock -2009-10-29, as Mother Sun
Executive Director-2009-10, as,
Breaking Through -2008-1-2, as Mrs. Pan
Moon on Kunlun-2000, as,
Shanghai Family-1992, as Zhao Zheng's Wife
Xi Shi-1987, as Empress Wu
Wu Song-1983, as Mrs. ZhangAward Record
Character Evaluation
Kang Qunzhi in life is kind and warm, and a good actor. (People's Daily, Jiang Xin's comment) Humor and optimism and self-deprecating spirit, "Fan mother" is actually an interesting person. (Life Daily)
Kang Qunzhi has always played small supporting roles, but she has always acted seriously, and in addition, her acting skills are also very outstanding. Kang Gun-ji has a drama-throwing face that makes it completely impossible to think of what roles she has played in her previous dramas.
But let's analyze from the technical stream, to be able to interpret such a small role as Fan Shengmei's mother in "Ode to Joy" in such a way as to make the audience gnash their teeth is not the average acting skills can do, non-veteran actors can not. (Minnan net comments)