When did Yang Zhenhua die?

Born in 1936 in Shenyang City, an ordinary worker's family.

After graduating from Shenyang Railway High School in 1953, he went to the Shenyang Municipal Public Security Bureau Traffic Police Brigade as a civilian police officer and a clerk.

In late 1957, he, together with his old partners Yang Jinsheng and Jin Bingchang, paid homage to Mr. Yang Haiquan.

In 1962, from the public security headquarters of the Cultural and Industrial Troupe after the transfer, has been in Shenyang Tiexi District Opera Troupe and City Opera Troupe and other professional comedians.

In 1981, he was transferred to Zhangjiakou City and set up the "Yang Zhenhua Comic Art Troupe".

In June 1989, he returned to Shenyang.

Yang Zhenhua won the Peony Award for Chinese Opera in 2000 for his performance of "Who Do You Think You Are? He performs mostly satirical comedy, and has worked with such actors as Kim Byung-Chang, Cui Fuxiang and Yang Ruiku. After broadcasting on radio and TV, "Playing Chess", "A Letter from Home", "The Animal World" and "Such a Big Spender" aroused a strong reaction among the audience.

In 2000, he was awarded the title of "Shenyang's 100 famous artists".

In 2001, he was awarded the title of "Special Contribution to the Fifty Years of New China's Quartet" by the China Quartet Artists Association.

In 2004, "Yang Zhenhua performance comedy excellence collection" a book of photographic products "Yang Zhenhua hundred traditional comedy" was published and distributed.