Kwai Piu Heung (桂飘香)

Kwai Piu Heung (桂飘香) is the sister of Gui Mingyang, the Cantonese opera "gold medalist Xiao Wu", whose ancestral home is Cixi, Zhejiang; Liu Meiqing (original name: Gui Meibao) is a Cantonese opera actress in Guangzhou; her younger brother Gui Zhongchuan was born on October 26, 1957 On Saturday, she moved to Guangzhou with her father Gui Mingyang, where he studied Cantonese opera. Kwai Piu Heung is good at singing "red line female accent". In the early 1960s, Kwai Piu Heung led the "Shuangfeng Theater Troupe" to perform in Fanling and received good reviews. She was invited to be the second actress of the "Feng Heming Theater Troupe". She performed with Chen Kamtang, Huang Qiansui, Phoenix Girl and Liang Xingbo in September 1960. On the 1st (Thursday), the Cantonese opera "Crazy Dragon Diao Feng Xi He Ming" written by Pan Yifan was performed at the "Dongyue Theater". Kwai Piu Heung participated in the Cantonese early Republic of China horror film "Zombies Worship the Moon" (July 1958); the Cantonese martial arts film "The Legend of the White-haired Witch (Part 2)" (April 1959), playing the role of He Luhua; the Cantonese opera film " "Luhua River Meeting Mother" (August 1961), playing the role of Ruyi; the Cantonese literary film "The Female Generals of the Yang Family Sue the Emperor" (December 1961), playing the role of Yang Jiumei; the Cantonese singing film "Spring Flowers Grow Well and the Moon Grows Full" (February 1962) month); the Cantonese opera film "A Thousand Miles Away" (March 1962), playing the role of the showgirl Xiao Hong; the Cantonese-language early Republic film "Love Tears Stain the Kasaya" (June 1962), playing the role of a prostitute; the Cantonese comedy "Coffee Girl" ( December 1963), original script; Cantonese comedy "The Confused Detective" (June 1965), original script;