Tao Wei (陶薇)

ao Wei (陶薇) Cantonese film actress in the 1950s, born in 1936, father Tao Xingfei (Tao Laoba), mother Liao Xiufang (Chen Feinong's ex-wife), Tao Xingfei is not an authentic Han Chinese, he is a Manchurian, settled in Guangdong In Panyu County, the province, he had already learned to perform Cantonese operas when he was a child. Tao Wei once studied in the second grade of junior high school at Peiying Middle School in the provincial capital, and she followed her father, Tao Xingfei, to be Mei Xiang梅香.Tao Xingfei can act all martial arts students, niche students, and civil and military students . From the 1930s to the early 1940s, traveling to Southeast Asia and North America was very popular. His first plays include: "Tang Bohu Spots the Autumn Fragrance", "Blood Splattered on the Yuan Lantern", "Floating Mother's Heart in Huaiyin", and "The Legend of the White Snake". Of course, the audience is most impressed is the one which Tao Xingfei with Qin Xiaoli, the ugly Ye Furuo, and Xiaowu Feng Xiahun, this show caused a sensation in the provincial capital in the spring of 1948. The eclectic and sensual Egyptian costume drama "The Queen of the Nile" by the "Dragon and Phoenix Troupe" caused a sensation in the provincial capital. After the establishment of the new Chinese government, Tao Xingfei stayed in the provincial capital; Tao Wei went south to Hong Kong. In 1955, with Xie Xian and Jia Ling, she entered the film actor training class of the Film Arts Company, Qiao Qiong, the "Queen of Drama" of Meifang Middle School, Sima Qin, who previously worked as an assistant nurse in the clinic, and others are all her classmates. Tao Wei's first screen debut was the erotic Cantonese film "Three Wives" (1955), in which she played a sinister girl in an unknown world who was played by a playboy's fake love. Other films that Tao Wei has participated in include: "The Messenger of Souls" (1956); "Big Brothers" (1956); "The Pretty Tigress"(1955).