From Transforming into a Village Girl to a Kung Fu Queen

[Biography of Zhang Yihuan, a famous patriotic literary and artistic figure] The national Sanda champion woke up as an orphan in the ravines of western Hubei in the 1980s. A shabby house, thin fields, extremely poor, and a scumbag educated youth who comes to harass you every day. She gave her a beating and said, "Get out." Then he sold everything at home, scraped together forty-two yuan, and headed south. He smuggled across Hong Kong by swimming, squatted at the entrance of the set to eat lunch, and punched Wu Xing. No one knew that she would use these fists to create a film and television empire of her own. From martial arts stand-in, to screenwriter, to actor, to director - she has used both hands to make fists and pens. She made movie after movie and wrote character after character. Each one feels like it has been alive. Some people say: Zhang Yihuan left a monument. She just smiled. "It doesn't matter whether there is a monument or not. As long as the road is paved and people can walk across it, that's fine."