Huang Ling

Acting

Biography

Ling Huang born in 1925. He joined Dongying in 1948 and became an actor. In 1980 he was transferred to the Guangxi film studip as an actor. In 1982 he was transferred again to the Yunnan film studio as an actor. Representative performances include the feature films "Liu Hulan", "White Warrior", "Smiling with a smile" and "Look at this family".

Known For

9.3

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Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio

1987Series

6.0

The life and death of Zhao Yi-Man, a female member of the Chinese resistance

Zhao Yiman

1950Movie

7.0

Detectives investigate the death of a clerk, murdered before his wedding

The Case of Xu Qiuying

1958Movie

5.0

An old mansion, sealed for years, re-opens as a museum. A ghost is sighted by the museum's guide, our heroine, who has fallen for a social outcast, a scientist obsessed with finding ghosts with his machines.

Shadow of a Ghost

1981Movie

8.0

A group of young people have problems operating a small hotel.

Er Zi Has a Little Hotel

1987Movie

7.8

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Oh! What a Family

1979Movie

7.0

A heroic People's Liberation Army nurse continues caring for wounded and getting them safely to hospital even though she has been wounded.

Soldier in White

1949Movie

6.5

No description available.

鬼话

1951Movie

9.0

A small Chinese village. For centuries, here, as throughout the country, the working peasantry lived with the dream of owning land. They rose up against the landlords many times, but never achieved victory. And then the dream came true... Dramatic episodes from the life of this village show us how land reform was carried out.

Land

1955Movie

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A spy story during libertion war somewhere in Jiaodong, China.

Son of the Militia

1958Movie

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It tells the story of the winter of 1948, when the final battle to liberate Northeast China began. Thousands of farmers in the northeastern liberated areas voluntarily joined the migrant workers' brigade and headed forward in heavy snow. Tian Yongtai, who was in his fifties, rushed to the front line to lift the wounded, but the village chief could not stop him. Before setting off, he was worried about paying public food, so he asked his youngest son to drive the sledge to pick up his second daughter-in-law. The eldest daughter-in-law had a lovely son. She rushed to deliver public food and asked the second daughter-in-law to hold the child at home. The two sisters-in-law had an argument and asked their father-in-law to write a letter to Tian Erhu who was on the front line.