Nora Miao( Miao Kexiu)

Nora Miao, born in Hong Kong, China on January 31, 1952, native of Guangdong, actress and host. In 1970, the 19-year-old Miao Kexiu was a well-known film and television star in Hong Kong and Taiwan. She initially joined Golden Harvest Film Company and participated in a series of costume chivalry films. However, it was already the late stage of chivalry films, and her performance was also relatively poor. Ordinary, not noticed by the audience. From 1971 to 1973, she became famous for her starring roles in Bruce Lee's films "Brother Tangshan", "Fist of Fury", "Way of the Dragon" and other films. In 1975, she left Golden Harvest Film Company and went to television to host programs and star in TV series. After gradually fading out of the entertainment industry, there have been rumors that she and Bruce Lee had a love history. In 1985, she starred in the TV series "Flying Flowers Chasing the Moon" and gradually faded out of the film and television industry. She came back in 2008 and participated in the film "A Good Dad" directed by Sylvia Chang, and won the "Best Supporting Actress Nomination" at the 45th Taiwan Film Golden Horse Awards and the "Best Supporting Actress Nomination" at the 28th Hong Kong Film Awards. Miao Kexiu, who has stepped out of movies, now lives in Toronto and hosts a Chinese radio program. She is still unmarried. So far, every time she travels to Vancouver, she will definitely go to the Bruce Lee Cemetery in Seattle to pay homage to her deceased friend. When talking about the past, there was just a slight sigh and a frown. Miao Kexiu's profound beauty is unforgettable.