The 71-year-old mainland director Zhang Jizhong became famous for launching Huang Xiaoming’s version of “The Condor Heroes” and Lin Zhiying’s version of “Dragon and Eight Parts”. He married Du Xinglin, a female assistant 31 years younger, two years ago, and gave birth to a boy and a girl. Unexpectedly, Zhang Jizhong was sued by his ex-wife in May this year. Recently, it was reported that his young wife secretly transferred his 2 properties to his own name, so Zhang Jizhong had to respond.
Although Zhang Jizhong and his ex-wife Fan Xinman have been married for 14 years, when they divorced in 2016, not only did they control each other’s mistresses and Wang, Zhang Jizhong even went out of the house for divorce, leaving only one room and one car in his name. , the remaining 3 film and television company shares, 2 rooms and 40 million yuan (about NT$180 million) were all given to his ex-wife. However, Fan Xinman sued Zhang Jizhong again this year on the grounds of financial disputes, so angry that he published the divorce agreement and countered with false accusations.
How do you know that the entanglement with Fan Xinman has only ended temporarily. Zhang Jizhong was recently exposed when he was looking at his real estate in Hangzhou, and accidentally discovered that the real estate had been secretly transferred to the name of his tender wife, and had even been sold for cash, forcing him to divorce his wife. Sue. The spread of the news sparked heated discussions among netizens, and also made the rumor that “Zhang Jizhong did a paternity test and found that the two children were so angry that they fainted because they were not close” again.
In this regard, Zhang Jizhong simply left a message at the bottom of the relevant rumors and articles, “Rumors stop at the wise, don’t spread rumors, don’t spread rumors”, indicating that the marriage is quite stable. After Zhang Jizhong released Li Yapeng’s version of “Swordsman” in 2001, he has successively filmed “The Legend of the Condor Heroes”, “Eight Dragons”, Huang Xiaoming’s version of “The Condor Heroes”, “The Lu Ding Ji”, “Blood Sword”, “Eternal Sky” Jin Yong’s adaptations of “The Dragon Slayer” and “Xing Xia Xing Xing”.