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'''Li Moran''' ('''李默然''') was renowned Chinese performing artist. <br />
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Born in December 1927 in Shangzhi county of northeast [[China]]'s [[Heilongjiang Province]], Li started his performing career in 1947. <br />
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He won nationwide fame for playing the role of a patriotic general in film "the Naval Battle of 1894 (between [[China]] and Japan)" in 1962.<br />
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He featured in more than 60 plays in his whole career and was awarded the lifetime achievement award of the top-level Magnolia Stage Performance Award in 2007. <br />
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Li also held the posts of the honorary chairman of Chinese Dramatists Association and honorary president of Liaoning People's Art Theater.<br />
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He died in [[Beijing]] on Nov. 8, 2012 at the age of 85.<br />
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'''Films:'''<br />
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"The Naval Battle of 1894 (between China and Japan)" (1962)<br />
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"Bear's Prints" (1977)<br />
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"Walking Ahead of the War" (1978)<br />
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"Prosecutor" (1981)<br />
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"Passion for Forest" (1984)<br />
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"No.5 Garden Road" (1984)<br />
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'''TV series:'''<br />
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"Factory Manager Qiao gets to work" (1980)<br />
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"Couplet Legend" (1990)<br />
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