Suet Yim Mui (雪艷梅)

Suet Yim Mui (雪艷梅), actress in Hong Kong Cantonese opera, movie star, screen debut Cantonese song album "Love Sinus First Open" (Hong Kong premiere on February 2, 1955); Xiying made Cantonese martial arts film "Six Fingers" (1965 In 2010, she played Duanmuhong), and participated in more than 20 Cantonese films. Xue Yanmei first went to New Zealand in August 1962, and then performed in San Francisco, Los Angeles, New York, and Vancouver, Canada for two years. She performed Cantonese opera " A Dream in the Peony Pavilion, The Emperor's Flower, The Red Cherry Broke the Heart; also performed Cantonese opera and flower drums with the Cantonese martial arts film "Snake Girl Flying Demon" (Hong Kong premiere on December 19, 1962) , Feather Fan Dance and Ribbon Dance; Returned to Hong Kong on September 19, 1964. On October 2, 1964, she was interviewed by Mr. Liang Shaoheng, the host of "China Film Magazine" on Hong Kong's Laidi Yingsheng TV Station, with Teochew opera star Xia Fan (Hong Kong actor) , explained life in the United States, and hosted a lottery for the tobacco company. On January 13, 1965, Xue Yanmei married Wu Yaobiao, a senior staff member of the hotel. On February 2, 1965, Xue Yanmei participated in the "Majestic Cantonese Opera Troupe" in the Concert Hall of Hong Kong Island City Hall, with Su Shaotang (Wen Wusheng), Zheng Biying, Luo Jiaquan (Chousheng), Wen Qiansui, Xin Haiquan (Er Chou), Sai Qilin (Wu Sheng), Mai Qiunong (Bang Hua), and Xue Jiayan guest starred in the new comedy "Flowers Bloom, Splendid Phoenix and Chaoyang" written by Cai Difan.