Michelle Yim米雪

Michelle Yim米雪 (September 2, 1955 -), formerly known as Yan Huiling, "Michelle" is a stage name, was born in Hong Kong, and her ancestral home is Dongguan, Guangdong. She is a senior and powerful film and television actress in Hong Kong. She is now an artiste of Emperor Films and Hong Kong TVB. Television (TVB) contracted female artist. "Mi Sek米雪" is taken from her stage name Michelle. She is the goddaughter of Tsao Tat Wah, her boyfriend who has been in love for 26 years is the late football player Yin Zhiqiang, and she has two younger sisters, among them Sydney is also a Hong Kong artiste. In 1969, she entered the Shaw Film and Television Artist Training Class to receive actor training, during which she participated in some films as a student. After rolling in the film industry for many years, she joined Jiayi TV in 1975 and entered the TV industry. In 1976, she starred in the TV series "The Legend of the Condor Heroes", which was adapted from the first Jin Yong martial arts novel by Jiashi. She played Huang Rong in the play, and as a result, she created the first one-million-viewing miracle in the history of TV at that time, and gained fame, swept Southeast Asia, and won awards such as Hong Kong's top ten TV artists for many years. Until Li TV turned into ATV in the 1980s, Michelle still stayed in ATV to perform and was ATV's "first sister". In 1985, she starred in "Ping Zong Xia Video Record", she and Liu Songren performed, and was hailed as the best on-screen couple. In ATV's long-term weak ratings, Michelle has become one of ATV's symbols because of her popularity. Switched to TVB in 1993. At that time, she had already immigrated to Canada with her family, and she only concentrated on performing the situation comedy "Happy Place" for more than 300 episodes. In addition, she only participated in some cameo performances, including some of the few self-produced dramas of ATV. In 2008, she won the "Best Actress" award at the 2008 Thousand Stars Awards Ceremony with "The Home of the Heart of the Storm"; in 2010, she won the "Asian Television Awards Ceremony" held in Singapore for the play 2009 "Best Actress".