Angie Chiu (赵雅芝)

Angie Chiu (赵雅芝) ranked fourth at home. In 1971, 17-year-old Angie Chiu graduated from Hong Kong Catholic Chongde English College. Her first job was a stewardess. Two years later, Angie Chiu officially resigned from the airline job. At that time, it happened that Hong Kong TVB sent someone to find her as the host of the show, so Angie Chiu began to concentrate on developing in the entertainment industry. In 1973, Hong Kong TVB elected the first "Miss Hong Kong", and a total of five beauties were selected. The 19-year-old young and beautiful Angie Chiu participated in the election. Angie Chiu finally won the titles of "Miss Hong Kong" and "Miss Photogenic". In 1976, she became famous as the first female lead in Xu Guanwen's annual box office champion film "Half a Catty". In 1977, she starred in Wu Yusen's movie "Fat Qian Han" and became the female film star with two consecutive box office titles of the year. In 1979, starring Xu Anhua's film "Crazy Robbery" won the Golden Horse Award for Feature Film. In the same year, she starred in Chu Yuan's movie "Heroes Have No Tears", shaping the classic role of Die Wu. In 1979, she was selected as one of the top ten stars in Hong Kong. Angie Chiu was one of the "Four Danes" of TVB from the 1970s to the 1980s. She has starred in many classic Hong Kong TV series and Taiwan TV series. Among the more famous works, apart from Jin Yong's novel adaptations "Yi Tian Tu Long Ji" and "Sword God", Angie Chiu 's role "Feng Chengcheng" in "Shanghai Bund" was awarded as one of the most memorable heroines in Hong Kong in the 20th century. Angie Chiu married physician Huang Hanwei in 1975 and divorced in 1983, taking custody of her two sons (Huang Guanghong and Huang Guangyi). In 1984, Angie Chiu and Huang Jinshen married in the United States. In 1987, Angie Chiu gave birth to her third son, Huang Kaijie. Today Angie Chiu is still elegant and generous, and has become more calm and calm under the baptism of the years. From 2010 to 2012, she served as the chairman of "Huiyan Gathering" and enjoyed the title of ambassador of many public welfare activities in mainland China.