Maybe many young viewers are not familiar with the name of Captain Yamada, and maybe old viewers don’t know his real name, but this “bad guy face” will definitely make many people exclaim: It’s him!

Maybe many young viewers are not familiar with the name of Captain Yamada, and maybe old viewers don’t know his real name, but this “bad guy face” will definitely make many people exclaim: It’s him!

He is fierce and stubborn The captain of the Japanese army, even though "the tactics of the Eighth Route Army were cunning and cunning", he still took risks and led his troops to "sweep" Gaojiazhuang, Zhaozhuang, and Majiahezi many times, burning, killing, looting, and committing all kinds of crimes. He was eventually captured by Gaojiazhuang's soldiers at the Heifengkou stronghold. The militiamen were captured alive.

He is the Japanese adviser to the puppet army commander Gao Dacheng, and the cunning spy chief. The puppet leader Guan Jingtao returned safely after being captured by the Eighth Route Army guerrillas, which aroused his suspicion. He ordered Gao Dacheng to arrange for Jin Huan to confront Guan Jingtao, but Jin Huan took the opportunity and stabbed him with a hairpin. He became angry and killed Jin Huan.

He is the famous film performing artist Wang Xiaozhong.

The first film Wang Xiaozhong participated in was "Growing Up in Fighting" produced by Bayi Film Studio in 1956. It was from this film debut that his role on the screen began to develop for fifty years. Yu Nian's "villain" is finalized. Therefore, the enemy captain in "Chifeng", the enemy chief of staff in " Battle Shanghai ", the pseudo-regiment leader in "Combat the Invaders", the rebels in " Muslim Detachment ", " Breakthrough of Wujiang River" The bandit battalion commander in "", the "Big Golden Tooth" in "", the enemy bandit leader "King of Kings" in "The Great Wall of the South China Sea"...

The most talked about, and Fang Fang The character of the Japs Matsui in "Plain Guerillas " is undoubtedly a series of Japs images of Wang Xiaozhong, such as Nakamura, the director of the U.S. High School in "The Eternal Wave", Nakamura in "Tunnel Warfare" Squadron Leader Yamada, Intelligence Advisor Tada in "Wild Fire Haruka Castle", and later Military Police Captain Sakata in "An American Pilot" in the early 1980s, etc. Taking a closer look, Wang Xiaozhong's image of a Japanese soldier in these famous films accounted for almost one-half of all his roles.

During the filming of "The Radio That Never Disappears" in 1957, Wang Xiaozhong had a scene in which he played Nakamura, the Japanese spy leader, interrogating Li Xia, an underground spy captured through "zonal blackouts", and he opened the door very skillfully. Li Xia pointed his fingers sinisterly and said: "I'm a veteran."

This action was an on-the-spot performance that Wang Xiaozhong did not write in the script, because he had previously come into contact with a telegraph operator who sent reports all day long. My friend, you can see that the middle finger of his hand has been flattened due to frequent pressing of the electric shock button. It is different from the fingers of ordinary people who are not engaged in this job. He used such a very appropriate action at the shooting scene to show that The Japanese spy's cunning tactics immediately revealed the character traits of this villain. Director Wang Ping happily rushed to Wang Xiaozhong's side and cheered repeatedly.

Mr. Wang Xiaozhong has gained many insights through acting and life throughout his life. However, he feels ashamed and regretful about his screen creations in his life, and feels deeply inadequate. Mr. Wang Xiaozhong passed away in Guangzhou in 2016 at the age of 88.