Nam Hung (born in 1935), formerly known as So Suk Mui, often referred to as "Sister Mei", is a native of Shunde, Guangdong Province. She was a famous Cantonese opera actress, Cantonese movie star and singer in Hong Kong in the 1950s and 1960s, and joined Lai's TV in 1970 as a TV drama actress and then hosted the "Time of Nam Hung".
Nan Hong studied in Guangzhou Deming High School, Guangzhou Accounting College and St. Rose of Lima College. 1949, she came to Hong Kong with her family and studied under the tutelage of Red Thread Lady after school, then joined a professional Cantonese opera troupe and worked her way up from a flower girl to a flower girl. 1951, Nan Hong took part in the filming of Cantonese movies, and became an actress of Guang Yi Film Company in 1956, then set up her own company Rose Film Company with Chor Yuan in 1962, and joined Lai Chi Television to make TV dramas in 1970. In 1970, she joined Lai's to shoot TV dramas. In 1997, she left Lai's (ATV) and entered semi-retirement. In recent years, she has been obsessed with calligraphy, painting and musical instruments, and has made fewer public appearances, except for occasional participation in Cantonese opera performances.
Nan Hong was one of the "Green Peony" in the "Eight Peonies", a group of seven Cantonese opera actresses, including Yu Lizhen, Phoenix, Teng Biyun, Luo Yanqing, Yu Suqiu, Wu Junli, and Lin Feng, with whom she had a close relationship.
Chinese Name: Nam Hong, SoShookMei
Foreign Name: NamHung, SoShookMei
Alias: Mei, Wei, Nam Hong
Birthplace: Shunde, Guangdong Province
Date of Birth: 1935
Occupation: Cantonese Opera Actress, Film and Television Actress
Representative Works: Seven Heavens, The Dark Sky, The Black Mist, The Black Mist, The Black Mist, The Black Mist. Representative works: Seven Heavens, Black Rose, Family Changes
Spouse: Chu Yuan (1967)
Parents: Chen Jianna (Chen Jianna Mutual)
IMDb: nm0620700
Acting experience
Nanhong is the daughter of the famous singer and actress Chen Jianna (Jianna Mutual) from Guangzhou, Guangdong Province, in the 1930s, and was introduced to the actress by her mother and studied under the direction of the Red Thread Woman. She was introduced by her mother and studied opera under the master of Red Thread Woman, who changed her stage name to "Nan Hong"; in addition, she studied Cantonese opera with Wang Yue Sheng, and in the 1950s she began to make movies, and in the 1960s she was already a movie star, and during the same period, she had formed a group with Fei Jia to perform with the "Qing Hong Jia Theater Troupe". During the same period, she and Yu Jia formed the "Qing Hong Jia Theater Troupe". She made only 10 or so opera movies, the more famous ones being "Twelve Hairpins on Twelve Bars" in 1964 and "The Story of the Red Plum in the Second Life" in 1968, which she co-produced with Chen Baozhu, while the rest of the 100-odd movies were mostly fashion films. In the mid-1970s, she joined a TV station to perform in dramas.
Nan Hong co-founded "Rose Film Company" with Chu Yuan in 1962, which produced "The Black Rose" and "The Black Rose and the Black Rose", which have become classics, and were later remade in the late 1990s. Nan Hong also sang the interludes for the movie such as the female killer's interlude "Cardamom Spring Heart" and "Love Flowers Bloom", "On the Wall - Fiber Love", "Half Covered Pipa Making Ying Throat", "The Love of an Obsessed Woman" of "Mandy, My Dear Mandy", "Returning to the Heart of an Arrow" of "The Lighthouse Walking Corpse", "The Moon and the Wind without Boundaries" of "The Idyllic Songs", "The Love Seed", "The Mistakenly Planting of Love Flower", "The Azalea" of "The Love of a Young Wife", and "The False Wife". Red" from "Fake Wife", "Practice Dance Song" from "Prodigal Son's Infatuation", "Thinking of the Lang in Four Seasons" and so on.
Personal life
Nan Hong married the famous director Chu Yuan in 1967
Nan Hong's mother was Chen Shei-Na (翦娜互見), a star of Cantonese Opera era who was a hit in Guangzhou in the 1930s
Personal works
Producer
The Warm and Cold of Youth (1969)
Executive producer
The Rose of Tearfulness (1963)
The Roses (1963)
Spring Remnants (1965)
Black Roses (1965)
Black Roses and Black Roses (1966)
Smart Wives, Stupid Husbands (1969)
Starring in Movies
Elevator Woman-1965-01-06, as Sun Zixin
None-1964-09-23, as Chai Wushu
The Flower of Adventures-1963-10-30, as Mei Xiaoping
Sister-in-Law-1962-09-26
None-1962-04-11, as Wu Chu-Mei
Honeymoon Thrill-1960-03-31
Fallen Flowers -1954-10-07, as Classmate A
None-1954-06-04
None-1954-05-22, as
Long Makes My Boy Cry-1954-04-14, as Servant Girl
None-1954-04-02
None- 1954-03-18 as
None-1954-03-07 as Li Qiwen
Autumn-1954-02-17 as Chunlan
None-1954-02-12 as Ah Ying
Renewal under the Qinhuai Moon-1953-12-17 as Songstress
None-1953-12-06, as
New Horseman Hu Bu Gui-1953-11-26, as Qiu Ju
Mrs. Yau Hei-1953-11-07, as
None-1953-10-08, as Zhou Meizhen
None-1953-07-26, as Pheasant Spirit
None-1953-07-03 as Chen's Wife
Tears of a Compassionate Mother-1953-06-28 as Lily
Barefoot Marriage-1953-05-12
Tangdao Charmer-1953-04-05 as Yandan
October Mustard-1952-12-25 as Ah Zhen
None-1952-11-14 as Flower Girl
Yi Zhan Hong-1952-10-24 as Nurse
Red Rose, a Songstress-1952-10-09
Self-combing Woman-1954-12-31 as Alan
Good Things Come in Pairs-1955-02-18 as Chen Meilan
Women's Big World - 1955-04-28 as Liang Zhen
Cai Feng into Whose House - 1955-09-03 as Ah Xiang
Orphan's Row - 1955-09-08 as Caretaker
None - 1955-09-23 as Princess
Mandarin Ducks - 1955-11-24
Rouge Tiger-1955-12-30, as Songstress A
None-1956-01-28, as Yang Jinjiao
Countryman Seeking Boy-1956-03-15, as Yan Caiyun
False Phoenix and False Luan-1956-05-04, as Lucy
White Fei-hong Foo Erhu-1956-05- 09, as Liu Feng
The Peach Blossom Still Smiles in Spring-1956-05-10, as Yu Pangzhu
Seven Heavens-1956-08-09, as Chen Xiaohong
Strange Encounters with Strange People-1956-08-30, as Miss Magistrate
None-1956-11-22, as Wu Mei Lan
Sister-in-law of Tangshan-1957-07-11, as Zhuang Zi Zhen
Coconut Moon-1957-08-22, as Liang Cailian
Ghosts Crying at Night-1957-12-19, as Ding Xiuhua
None-1958-06-05, as Princess of Begonia
Flowering Remnants of Tears-1958-07-24, as Zhu Rose
The Prodigy Catches a Thief-1958-08-28, as Ching's Wife
Ah Chiu Gets Married-1958-11-26, as Fen
The Joyful Foe-1959-01-19, as Liu Ling Zi
The Grass by the Lake-1959-03-11
The Tears of Tianlun Love-1959-05-27. as Mei Li
Tongxin Tree-1959-09-02, as Ah Xia
The Wind and Rain of Yulan-1959-12-02, as Xu Yulan
None-1960-05-11, as Mei Yongfang
The Divine Eagles-1960-07-27, as Xiao Longnu
Difficult Siblings-1960 None-1960-08-11 as Deng Xiuying
None-1960-08-30 as Little Dragon Lady/Lu Wushu
None-1960-10-19 as Ah Zhen
None-1961-03-15 as Chuang Qiqing
The Adventures of the Prodigy-1961-07-26 as Shufen
None-1961-08-30 as Little Dragon Lady
None-1961-09-06 as Little Dragon Lady
None-1962-01-28
None-1962-03-07 as Liu Shao-mei
Sinful Sea Legacy-1962-04-04 as Wang Xuemei
Righteousness Returns Wife-1962-08-29, as Sun Liqi
None-1962-09-06, as Sun Liqi
None-1962-09-12, as Wang Zhaojun
Recruiting Wolves Into the House-1963-01-19, as Julie
None-1963 -03-28, as Yi Jinxiu
The Rose with Tears-1963-04-11
None-1963-06-19, as Angela Mai
South Dragon, North Phoenix-1963-08-07, as Gao Yunying
None-1963-12-18, as Lei Mona
Hateful Sea of Love Flowers 1964-01-19, as Zhang _ Hong
The City of Fragrant Corpses-1964-03-18, as Wu Yu Zhen
None-1964-04-14, as Wang Xiu Mei
None-1964-04-29, as Zhang Shuxian
Seven Tigers of the Jianghu Lake-1964-05-06, as Lin Zhong Ying
The Half-Wall of the World
Seven Tigers of the Jianghu Lake-1964-05-06, as Lin Zhong Ying<
Half of a River and a Beauty-1964-05-13
None-1964-06-17, as Leng Suqiu
The Two Chicks of the Sea of Man-1964-07-12, as Huang Jiaping
None-1964-07-29, as Fang Xiaohong
None-1964-08-12 as Chu Sin-hing
Mrs. Muddle - 1964-08-19 as Yao Ruiwen
The World of Women - 1964-09-09 as Mak Kam-yun
Thunderbolt Roses - 1964-09-16 as Chai Wuhui
None - 1964-09-30 as Fan Xuejing
The Sea of Love -1964-10-07, as Han Yulan
Fake Wife -1964-10-14, as Mei Li
Infatuation -1964-11-11
None -1964-11-18, as Mei Mengying
None - 1964-11-25, as Lianna
One Sword of Enmity 1964-12-02, as Zhao Yuzhen
None-1964-12-09, as Su Lizhen/Susli
None-1964.12.15, as Xu Xuexin
None-1964-12-23, as Wo Chuhuan Crosstalk
None-1964-12-23
None-1964-12-23
None-1964-12-23
None-1964-12-23
None-1964-12-23
None-1964-12-23
None-1964-12-23
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None-1964-12-30 as Liu Piao Cui
None-1964-12-31
None-1965-02-01 as Ding Jia Zhu
None-1965-02-01
None-1965-03-03 as Zhang Jing Jing
None-1965-03-10, as Chen Meiru
None-1965-03-17, as Shi Minglan
None-1965-03-24, as Xu Jiefang
None-1965-03-24, as Long Mingfeng
None-1965-03- 31 as Xie Meizhen
None-1965-04-01 as Xu Jingxian
None-1965-04-22 as Wang Xiumei
None-1965-05-05 as Diana/Dai Xiaowei
None-1965-05-19 as Lin Yun
None-1965-05-19 as Wang Xiuzhen
None-1965-05-26 as Gui Yufen
None-1965-07-14 as Li Zhen
None-1965-07-14 as Xie Yuxia
None-1965-07-28 as Zhang Yumei
None-1965-08-11
None-1965-08-11
None-1965-08-25
None-1965-09-01
None-1965-09-08
None-1965- 10-07
None-1965-11-10 as Xia Mae
None-1965-12-01 as Jiang Xiaoxia
None-1965-12-21 as Bai Li
None-1966-01-20 as Guan Meiling
None- None-1966-02-02 as Shi Jiabi
None-1966-02-09 as Jiang Miaolan
None-1966-02-16 as Zhao Jinghong
None-1966-02-23
None-1966-03-02 as Nguyen Pei Jun
None-1966-03-16 as Liang Fangcao
None-1966-04-06 as Chen Meiru
None-1966-05-25 as Lin Shaolan
None-1966-06-08
None-1966-06-29 as Yu Jiezhen
None-1966-07-20
Lady Killer-1966-08-01
None-1966-08-10
None-1966-08-18
None-1966-10-12
None-1966-10-19
None-1967-06-14
None-1967-08-02
None-1967-08-30
None-1967-09-14
None-1967-10-11
None-1967-12-29
None-1968-03-28
None-1968-04-10
None-1968-05-15
None-1969-02-23
None-1969-03-26
None-1970-07- 16
Seventy-two Houseguests-1973-09-22
None-1978-08-05
Dispatched Man Bo Life Boy-1979-04-27
None-1983-08-20
None-1984-11-30
1/2 Episodes- 1985-06-14
Working Emperor-1985-08-10
Lovely Night - 1987-06-18
Lover and Confidant - 1993-09-16
Fairy Music - 1995-08-16
Black Rose - 1997-03-01
I Love My Home-2004-00-00 as Ye Ya Mei
I'm From Chiu Chow-1997-10-06 as Zheng Chen's Mother
97 Chameleon-1997-05-12 as Zheng Jiao
Bye Bye Bye Sunny Day-1996-04-15 as Jiao Yu Qing (Great Grandmother)
I Have a Date with Spring-1996-01-13, as Au Xiu Juan
Fang Legend-1996, as Empress Dowager
None-1996
One Man Has an Ideal-1996
Zombie Taoist -1995-10-16, as Zhu Meimei
None-1995, as Du Huang's
None-1995, as Sister
None-1995, as Mother Yan
None-1995, as Fu Taijun
None-1995, as Mrs. Chen (Mei)
Blue Blood, Green Sky, and Pearl Flag-1994-11-07, as Mrs. Huayui-Mrs.
Old Lining Joyful Reunion-1993-01-04, as Wang Xiaoyan
The Sea of Fury-1991-08-19, as Gu Bing
On the Road to Success-1990-02-19, as Liu Shuzhen
The Rising Sun-1990, as Feng Chieh E
Urban Formula-1988-04-11, as Mrs. Yang
Famous Family-1988-01-25, as Wu Rui Fang (First Mistress)
Nan Quan Cai Li Fu-1988-01-18, as Chen Heung's Mother
I Love Pretty Foe-1988
The Journey of Life-1987-08-24, as Yan Xiu Fang
Qi Men Ghost Valley-1987, as Sun Lan
City Stories-1986-07-14, dir,
Rogue Tycoon-1986-05-12, as Liang Meiping
Silver Journey-1986-01-20, as Ye Chen Shuxian
Six Fingered Piano Demon-1985-12-09, as Hao Qinghua
New Zaoshi Brother-1984-10-29, as Zhou Shao-Ling
Laughing Pride of the Wanderer-1984-04-02, as Mrs. Lin
Lord Larger Than Life-1984-02-20, as Qiu Luo Tianxiang
None-1984-02-13
Coronationless Angel-1983-12-12, as Yin Xuehong
Renewal of the Fate-1983-03- 28
The Announcer-1983-01-03, as Chen Caixia
The Ten Thousand Waters and Thousand Mountains are Always Love-1982-11-29, as Madame Zhuang
None-1982-01-11, as the Empress
None-1982-01-11
Crocodile Pool-1981-12-14 Catch-All-1981-11-02 as Mrs. Chong (Begonia)
Hong Kong-81-06
Rogue Emperor-1981-01-12 as Mrs. Fung
Shanghai Bund Dragons and Tigers-1980-12-15 as Ye Qiuying's Mother
Dragon Vengeance and Phoenix's Blood-1980
Rotary - 1980-08-04, as Pingting (Zhai's mother)
Jinghua Spring Dream - 1980-05-26, as Mrs. He
Leaving Hook - 1980-02-04, as Mrs. Di (Jiang Xiaodie)
The Man in the Net - 1979-09-01, as Tang Shaomei
Struggle-1978-10-02, as Xu Chengfang
None-1978
Family Changes-1977-08-01, as Wang Yi De
None-1975-12-15
None-1974-03. As Li Ruijue
None-1973-12-03
None-1973-05-11
None-1973-05-11
None-1972-11-06
None-1972-07-22
None- 1972-07-05
None-1972-01-07
None-1971-10-11
None-1971-09-01 as Lee Seo Gak
None-1971-07-21
None-1970-10-06
None-1970-06-22
New Zaoshi Brother-None as Mrs. Chiang