Mui Zhen (梅珍 )

Mui Zhen (梅珍 ) began to join the film industry in the 1940s. In 1947, she acted in the Cantonese film "Hu Bugui (Volume 2)" as Ms. Pan; The heroine plays the role of Han Wenfeng, and she also performs a feather fan dance in ancient costumes and neon clothes on stage along with the film. On June 26, 1949 (Sunday) at 3:30 pm, in the "Dancing Queen" election held at the "Triumph Ballroom", she won the 1949 Queen of the Dance with a score of 97.60 out of 20 participants honor. Mui Zhen once took a break from filming in 1958. On the evening of August 8, 1969 (Monday), she hosted a banquet at the "Jin Han Restaurant" to entertain the press. ", as the heroine. Established "Jinxia Company" as a sole proprietorship to produce the costume martial arts film "Girls of the Rakshasa". Mui Zhen has participated in nearly 80 films before and after. In 1964, she retired from filming as a housewife due to her marriage. In 1976, she was invited by director Roma to come back and star in the movie "The Curtain of Wine", and also performed in the wireless TV series "Broker" and "No Surprise". Mui Zhen's eldest daughter is Jiang Kexin. She is a graduate of Shaw's first training class. The Legend of Condor Heroes" (playing Hong Lingbo) and "Guangdong Heroes" (playing Li Xiaohuan).