尹少卿 （Wan Siu Hing）

尹少卿 Wan Siu Hing (？－1952年11月17日），香港粤剧二帮花旦。她是薛觉先的徒弟，年青貌美，擅演刁蛮青衣。 尹少卿参演过的电影：《大闹粉妆楼》（1949年12月24日香港公映），粤剧坤班“女儿香剧团”全体成员参演，尹少卿反串饰演胡奎。 《断肠姑嫂断肠夫》（1950年2月25日香港公映），改编自薛觉先、余丽珍 的“觉华剧团”演出的同名粤剧，《凄凉姐妹花》、《飘零二孤女》、《落花时节落花楼》及《春风秋雨又三年》后的的悲剧。 《黄飞鸿传第三集》之《血战流花桥》（1950年4月13日香港公映），尹少卿饰演风流寡妇李凤仙。 《黄飞鸿传四集》之《梁宽归天》（1950年4月16日香港公映），尹少卿饰演风流寡妇李凤仙。 1952年11月17日（星期一）晚上9时，她乘驾驶的车牌9595的私家轿车，在新界上水与粉岭交界，大埔道向九龙方向，因闪避黑色狗撞树，全车翻覆，尹少卿当场重伤毙命，她的丈夫梁培（沛）（新界上水警署高级探目）受轻伤。 1952年11月19日（星期三）下午2时在万国殡仪馆出殡，执拂的粤剧伶人有“一哥”陈锦棠、半日安、上海妹、李海泉及撰曲家李少芸。数百亲友，许多观众围观，需要警察维持秩序。当日在香港岛扫杆埔惜别亭辞灵，遗体安葬香港仔华人永远坟场。 Wan Siu Hing (尹少卿 ? - November 17, 1952), a leading actress in the second troupe of Hong Kong Cantonese opera. She is the apprentice of Xue Juexian. She is young and beautiful, and is good at playing the role of unruly Tsing Yi. Movies in which Wan Siu Hing has participated: "Havoc in the Pink Makeup House" "(released in Hong Kong on December 24, 1949), starring all members of the Cantonese Opera Troupe "Daughter Xiang Opera Troupe", with Wan Siu Hing playing the role of Hu Kui. "The Broken Heart Sister-in-law and the Heart-broken Husband" (released in Hong Kong on February 25, 1950), adapted from The tragedy after the Cantonese opera of the same name performed by Xue Juexian and Yu Lizhen's "Jue Hua Troupe", "The Desolate Sisters", "Two Orphans", "The Falling Flowers in the Flower Tower" and "Three Years of Spring Breeze and Autumn Rain". "Once Upon a Time in China" "The Bloody Battle at Liuhua Bridge" (The Legend of Huang Feihong Episode 3) (released in Hong Kong on April 13, 1950), Yin Shaoqing plays the romantic widow Li Fengxian. "The Return of Liang Kuan" (The Legend of Huang Feihong Episode 4) (released in Hong Kong on April 16, 1950) ), Wan Siu Hing plays the romantic widow Li Fengxian. At 9:00 pm on November 17, 1952 (Monday), Wan Siu Hing was driving a private car with license plate 9595 at the junction of Sheung Shui and Fanling, New Territories, on Tai Po Road towards Kowloon.She crashed a black dog and then hit a tree and the whole car overturned. Wan Siu Hing was seriously injured and died on the spot. Her husband Liang Pui (Pei) (senior detective of Sheung Shui Police Station, New Territories) was slightly injured. Wan Siu Hing passed away, in November 19, 1952 (Wednesday) at 2 pm in Wanguo, There was a funeral in the funeral parlor, and the Cantonese opera actors holding the whisks included "Yi Ge" Chen Kam-tang, Ban Ri'an, Shanghai Mei, Li Haiquan and composer Li Shaoyun. Hundreds of relatives and friends, as well as many spectators, were watching, and the police were required to maintain order. On that day, the farewell pavilion in Kon Po was held on Hong Kong Island. and Wan Siu Hing's body was buried in the Aberdeen Chinese Permanent Cemetery.