If you list Chinese actresses who are well-known in Hollywood, many people will mention Gong Li, Zhang Ziyi, and Chen Chong. But unfortunately, these actresses have all acquired foreign nationality.
Wu Junmei, who has been qualified as a lifelong Oscar judge, is no exception. This can be regarded as a kind of brain drain.
Celebrity Queen
Wu Junmei was born in 1966 and has the appearance of a standard Shanghai woman.
is not very beautiful, but it is exquisite enough.
is like an alley in Shanghai, deep and charming.
Her grandfather is the director of a printing factory, her father is a university teacher, and her mother is the famous actress Zhu Manfang.
Due to her mother's relationship, Wu Junmei had many opportunities to make movies when she was a girl.
For example, in 1982, she starred as a female classmate in "Long Live Youth".
The heroine of the film is Ren Yexiang, the great beauty of that year.
However, it was "The Last Emperor" in 1986 that really changed her life.
shines on the international stage
In 1986, Italian director Bertolucci filmed a biographical film "The Last Emperor".
records the life course of Puyi, the last emperor of China.
In addition to Pu Yi played by Zun Long, Wen Xiu played by young Wu Junmei is also brilliant.
This movie won nine Oscars and is still a masterpiece in the hearts of many movie fans.
When Wu Junmei stepped onto the international stage, she also fell into the troubles of love.
Annoying Underground Love
While filming "The Last Emperor", Wu Junmei met a Japanese actor and fell in love.
Until Wu Junmei wanted to make it public, the man disappeared.
What this Japanese star means is obvious: you can fall in love, but don't involve marriage.
Wu Junmei has not announced the name of this actor until now.
Many people speculate that this actor is the famous Japanese figure Ryuichi Sakamoto.
No matter what the truth is, Wu Junmei suffered a great blow.
Meet true love
When filming the movie "The Lost Son" in 1994, Wu Junmei met the American director Oscar • Kosko.
Oscar was deeply attracted to such a beauty with oriental charm.
After her own efforts, Wu Junmei accepted his love. Of course, this also includes the two daughters of the great director and his ex-wife.
In 1996, two people registered their marriage in Las Vegas, USA, and then came to Shanghai to hold their wedding, which became the most sensational news in the entertainment industry that year.
Wu Junmei naturally became an American citizen.
Enlightened Husband
As a director, Oscar has been particularly helpful to Wu Junmei, not only by introducing good film resources, but also by supporting her artistic pursuits.
The best proof of this is her starring in the movie "The Pillow Book".
The movie "The Pillow Book" is adapted from the Japanese novel "Pillow Book".
The content is a story about a woman who found out her father's killer through calligraphy.
The exaggerated thinking of the Japanese is really hard to understand, and this character likes to have words written all over her body.
So the film has a lot of large-scale shots.
When Wu Junmei was still hesitant to take the film, her husband Oscar was very supportive.
even went to the set to provide guidance in person. Even during Wu Junmei's interactive scenes with the actors, he was there to give some advice.
I have to admit that the artist’s thoughts are very advanced.
returned to China to develop
In 2005, Wu Junmei shifted her work focus to China.
Because the domestic film and television market is increasingly willing to spend money,
this is also the reason why foreign Chinese such as Zhang Tielin and the Prince of Electronic Music have come to the mainland to make money.
Wu Junmei filmed "The Legend of Hot Mom", "Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace", "Little Farewell" and so on in mainland China.
It can be said that making money in the mainland is indeed more profitable than in Hollywood.
After all, Chinese Americans in this beautiful country actually have to suffer from the glare.
It is better to go back to your hometown to develop and make money.
Regrets of Life
Wu Junmei’s life has many honors, she is rich and famous, and she also has a husband who loves her.
It’s a pity that I don’t have children of my own.
This is different from many DINKs. She wants to have her own children.
even tried in vitro fertilization many times, but unfortunately they were not successful.
Now she and her two stepdaughters live harmoniously,
but they are not related by blood. The differences between Chinese and Western cultures prevent them from really getting into each other's hearts.
This is why she is eager to have a child of her own.
Conclusion
When people reach middle age, they deserve to enjoy family happiness.
Wu Junmei, who was busy with her career, missed the best opportunity to give birth.
hopes that she can fulfill her life wish, have a child of her own, and continue to work hard on the other side of the ocean.
After all, she is more than ten years younger than her husband, so she has to plan for herself in advance.
