Golden Bell 61》80-year-old Qin Han's "Forget Me Remember" won the Miniseries Actor Award and took home the first Golden Bell in his career

Veteran actor Qin Han took home the 61st Golden Bell Awards "Miniseries (TV Movie) Actor Award" for "Forgot I Remember". Although Qin Han was unable to attend the ceremony in person tonight, director Rene Liu came to the stage to accept the award and read the acceptance speech on his behalf, "He said that it doesn't matter if you forget many things, but love will always be remembered. Thank you all, and I wish you happiness." However, this heavy trophy still adds to the splendid acting career of this cross-generational superstar.

Looking back on Qin Han's legendary record of three gold medals, as early as 1978, he won the Best Actor Award at the 15th Golden Horse Awards for the classic film "A Boat in the Ocean"; in the TV industry, he was also nominated for the 23rd Golden Bell Award for Actor for Qiong Yao's phenomenal drama "The Courtyard". This was the first time in his career that he competed for the Best Actor Award in a Mini-Series (TV Movie). He reached the top with his impeccable performance and successfully won the first Golden Bell Award in his career, once again proving the unshakable ultimate performance charm of a cross-generational actor.

In the TV series "Forgot I Remember" directed by Rene Liu, 80-year-old veteran legendary actor Qin Han plays the role of his father "Cheng Guangqi" whose cognition and memory are gradually declining. He did not resort to stereotypical senile morbid acting, but through his increasingly confused eyes, trembling fingers and disordered helplessness and fragility, he accurately interpreted the fear of the gradual passage of memory and the deep pull between father and daughter. The emotional power is extremely strong and is regarded as a favorite this year.