Original reveal the real reason why Wang Zuxian retired from the film, he was played and deceived by the boss of the entertainment industry and the first brother of the music industry

Every time a beautiful woman is mentioned, Wang Zuxian’s name is always indispensable.

When she was young, she had amazed countless audiences, beautiful and refined, as if she did not eat human fireworks, and she is still the white moonlight in many people’s hearts today.

It’s a pity that there are many ups and downs in the beauty. Although Wang Zuxian’s career is smooth sailing, his love path is always unsatisfactory, and he finally left Canada disheartened.

In 1983, at the age of 16, Wang Zuxian was selected by director Ye Jinjian to play the heroine in "Lakeside Ghosts", staging a love story of "the ghost".

This is also Wang Zuxian’s first "female ghost" role, and she has since established an indissoluble bond with "ghosts" in her acting career.

During filming, she was rumored to have a fake affair with the actor Huang Yonghong, but this "puppy love" story was ignored by both parties and soon lost attention.

Later, the film was shortlisted for the Golden Horse Award for its excellent photography. A clip was played at the award site, and Wang Zuxian’s performance was favored by Fang Yihua, the second wife of Shao Yifu, the owner of Shao Group.

Therefore, Wang Zuxian signed an eight-year contract with Shaw Enterprises and came to Hong Kong alone to develop.

In 1985, 18-year-old Wang Zuxian co-starred with Xu Guanjie in the movie "Working Emperor", and the media rumored that she and 37-year-old Xu Guanjie had an affair due to the play.

At that time, Xu Guanjie had his own family and was still the father of two children, but in order to win Wang Zuxian’s heart, he spent a lot of money to buy a luxury car for Wang Zuxian.

For a time, the two were pushed to the forefront of the trend, and Wang Zuxian even carried the name of the third child, and then the company came out to clarify that the two were just ordinary friends.

Later, Wang Zuxian met the character who made him an instant hit – Nie Xiaoqian, who was even named "China’s most beautiful woman ghost".

At that time, gunfights, comedies, and other themes were prevalent in the Hong Kong film industry. The ancient costume romance film "A Thousand Ghosts" had been lonely for a long time. Coupled with the old version of Zhuyu in front of him, Wang Zuxian was a new actor, and almost no one was optimistic about this movie.

Therefore, Tsui Hark and Cheng Xiaodong took the entire crew to film for more than 200 days, repeatedly revising and even reshooting, and succeeded in becoming a hit in 1987, leading the trend of a generation of "ghost films" in Hong Kong. Wang Zuxian also became a movie star.

After this, Wang Zuxian’s films continued, and works such as Green Snake and Eastern Heretic Western Poison were enough to make her famous in film history.

However, her relationship has not been smooth.

Her only public relationship was with the famous singer Qi Qin.

At that time, Qi Qin became famous with "Wolf", and the company wanted to shoot a movie "Fangcao Bilian Tian" for him, selecting Wang Zuxian as the heroine.

According to rumors, the two did not get along harmoniously in the crew at first, more like a pair of happy enemies. Qi Qin liked to tease and tease Wang Zuxian every day.

Later, the producer asked Qi Qin to teach Wang Zuxian to sing, creating an opportunity for the two to ease their relationship. Wang Zuxian also gradually developed a love for Qi Qin.

In this way, the two gradually fell in love. One day, Qi Qin said "kiss me" to Wang Zuxian through the taste of wine. He thought Wang Zuxian would dodge and go away, but he didn’t expect her to take the initiative to kiss, and the two came together.

At that time, Qi Qin’s career focus was in Taiwan, but Wang Zuxian had fully turned to Hong Kong for development. The two were separated by two places, but they still loved each other fiercely.

When he was in love, Qi Qin wrote the classic song "About Winter" for Wang Zuxian in just 15 minutes to express his yearning.

Unfortunately, this relationship finally ended due to reasons such as gathering less and leaving more.

In 1990, Wang Zuxian broke up with Qi Qin and entered the group to film "The Ghost of a Thousand Women II: The Way of the World". He met Lin Jianyue, the boss of Hong Kong Media Asia Film Company, who was also one of the top ten plutocrats in Hong Kong and was powerful.

In order to catch up with Wang Zuxian, Lin Jianyue did his best to take care of and protect Wang Zuxian everywhere, so that she was not disturbed by the Hong Kong gangs, and all kinds of "sugar-coated cannonballs" were also overwhelming.

But three years later, Wang Zuxian still did not agree, because Lin Jianyue was already married and had five children.

Later, Lin Jianyue promised to break up with his wife, which finally moved Wang Zuxian. He also announced that "after going through the separation procedures, we started dating."

In 1995, his wife Xie Lingling officially broke up.

But the Lin family did not recognize Wang Zuxian, and his parents, Lin Baixin and Yu Baozhu, were firmly opposed to Lin Jianyue’s new love outside, using the family property as a threat, saying that "they will not exceed two years at all."

Sure enough, in 1996, Lin Jianyue was exposed as being disloyal to Yang Caini and unable to fulfill his promise to Wang Zuxian. He broke up with Wang Zuxian under various pressures.

In an interview, Lin’s mother even made rude remarks to Wang Zuxian, commenting on the two’s relationship: "Just call’chicken ‘as a son! This sentence dealt a great blow to Wang Zuxian, and after the breakup, Wang Zuxian faded out of the entertainment industry and went away to Canada."

However, it was also at this time that Qi Qin appeared in Wang Zuxian’s life again.

He composed a song "Don’t Let My Tears Accompany Me for the Night", expressing his yearning for Wang Zuxian over the years.

Wang Zuxian, who was far away in Canada, was moved to tears and immediately flew to Taiwan to reunite with Qi Qin. Soon after, the news of the two getting back together was spread.

At that time, Wang Zuxian had not appeared in the camera for three years, and her return was to star in the MV of Qi Qin’s "Cliff".

This time, the two loved each other very highly.

In 1998, Qi Qin released the album "What I Love You With" and jointly held a press conference with the film starring Wang Zuxian.

Facing the media, Wang Zuxian responded for the first time to the emotional entanglement with Lin Jianyue: "My attitude towards doing things is that no matter right or wrong, I will try. Wrong, I admit it. I haven’t appeared in public for three years, thanking my boyfriend Qi Qin… Before he finished, Wang Zuxian was about to cry, and Qi Qin also declared in public: I love Wang Zuxian not only for this life, but for three lifetimes!

In 1998, Qi Qin held a concert in Tibet. Wang Zuxian personally attended the concert and performed a song for the first time, wearing a white dress and looking like a fairy.

At that time, Wang Zuxian was very eager for marriage. In an interview, she said, "I will live an ordinary life, and a girl will always get married."

However, just as the two were preparing for their wedding, Qi Qin’s ex-girlfriend Fang Meifang appeared with a 14-year-old son and sued Qi Qin in court, demanding 15 million Taiwan dollars in child support.

Facing his boyfriend’s illegitimate child, Wang Zuxian couldn’t accept it, and Qi Qin also avoided dealing with it, which led to the end of their relationship.

This time, Wang Zuxian was finally disheartened by her feelings, and she even told reporters that "marriage is not in my dictionary."

From then on, I began my study abroad life in Canada.

In 2004, Wang Zuxian retired from the film industry completely after filming his last film, "Beautiful Shanghai", and lived in seclusion in Canada.

When some netizens met Wang Zuxian in Canada, she lived a life without makeup and lived an ordinary life as she described it.

In October 2016, Wang Zuxian’s father passed away, and she returned to Taiwan from Canada for a funeral. When asked by the media about the dynamics of her relationship, she said, "Everything is blank. My feelings were gone during my lifetime, and they will be blank in the future. Now, Wang Zuxian has been living in seclusion in Canada for 16 years, and we only hope that she can be happy for the rest of her life."

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