Chu Kim Kam朱劍琴

　Chu Kim Kam朱劍琴 formerly known as: Zhu Peirui, was a Hong Kong film actress active in the 1930s and 1940s. Chu Kim Kam attended "Xiangfu School" on Caine Road, Hong Kong Island studied "Detailed Notes on Ancient Prose" and "Donglai Boyi", and also learned swimming from Mr. Chen Xipei at the "Chinese Christian Church Swimming Pool". Later, she studied drama at the "Film Development Institute" opposite the school. Her screen debut was the Cantonese comedy "Yalan Selling Pigs" (1935) by "Huaxia Company" (1935, as the heroine); the Cantonese comedy "Golden House Twelve Hairpins" (released in Hong Kong on January 14, 1937) became famous for "Daguan Company". Chu Kim Kam married the actor Cho Bin after filming the Chinese drama "Zhuo Wenjun Running to Sima Xiangru at Night"; Chu Kim Kam was in "China Arts Company" " Splashing Tears" (1939), as a dancer; her last film was Cantonese comedy "Grandma tonight" (released in Hong Kong on June 2, 1948, as Chen Xiuping). ", Cho Bin and Chu Kim Kam acted as the male and female protagonists respectively, and another cooperative film is "Amorous Angel", a Hong Kong film directed by Cho Bin,acting by Cho Bin, Zhu Jianqin, Lin Kunshan, Huang Manli, Chu Kim Kam, Kuang Shanxiao and Lin May May. Chu Kim Kam's private car is a small American "Morris" car. Movies that Chu Kim Kam has participated in: "A Song of Soul" "Blood Sea Flower" "Peace from Generation to Generation" "Amorous Angel" "Alan Sells Pigs" " The Twelve Beauties of the Golden House" .