In 1933, the newspaper Star Daily (明星日报) conducted China's first public poll for the most popular movie stars.
Fans across the country, as well as some from Japan, participated in the poll, and the results were unveiled in a public ceremony on 28 February.
Hu Die was the runaway winner with 21,334 votes, more than twice as many as the first runner-up Chen Yumei, and almost three times the votes her friend Ruan Lingyu received.
She was crowned China's first "Movie Queen".
In 1933, the newspaper Star Daily (明星日报) conducted China's first public poll for the most popular movie stars. Fans across the country, as well as some from Japan, participated in the poll, and the results were unveiled in a public ceremony on 28 February. Hu Die was the runaway winner with 21,334 votes, more than twice as many as the first runner-up Chen Yumei, and almost three times the votes her friend Ruan Lingyu received. She was crowned China's first "Movie Queen".
Hu Die