Jiang Qing, whose original name was Li Yunhe, was born in Zhucheng, Shandong Province in 1914. His early life was closely connected with art. In 1929, she entered the Shandong Experimental Theater to study, starting a life journey related to literature and art; from 1934, she worked in film performances in Shanghai under the stage name "Lan Ping", starring in many films such as "Seven Fairies" and "Xishi", leaving a certain mark on the film industry at that time. , She was also exposed to progressive ideas and participated in some progressive activities as a literary and art worker. Yan Changgui once commented that during this period, as a patriotic and progressive young man, she did a lot of useful work to improve the status of women, strive for women's liberation, and oppose the aggression of Japanese imperialism. At this stage, with the enthusiasm of youth and longing for the future, she was groping forward in the wave of the times, and her life trajectory has not yet shown her later paranoia and ambition.
