Chiu Sam-Yin

Acting

Chiu Sam-Yin

Born 1 January 1947 · 79

Chao Hsin-yen was born in 1947 and grew up in Hong Kong, though she was a native of Shantung. After graduating from secondary school, she joined the 4th Southern Experimental Theatre Training Troupe. When the Troupe wound up in 1964, Chao signed a four-year acting contract with Shaw Brothers. Her first movie was the romantic comedy Hong Kong, Manila, Singapore. In 1968, Chao appeared in two martial arts movies, namely The Silver Fox and Golden Swallow directed by Chang Cheh. In 1969, she also appeared in The Swordmate, Dragon Swamp and The Singing Escort. Chao retired from the motion picture industry after completion of her contract with Shaw Brothers.

Known for

Highlights

Come Drink with Me1966 · Film · Woman Escort Soldier
Golden Swallow1968 · Film · Mei Niang
The Bells of Death1968 · Film · Chang Wei Yun
The Assassin1967 · Film · Concubine Zhao
Dragon Swamp1969 · Film · Chun Hua
Temptress of a Thousand Faces1969 · Film · Model

Filmography

Movies

25 films

The Iron Buddha1970 · Film · Mute girl
The Swordmates1969 · Film · Hsin-Ying
The Singing Escort1969 · Film · Li Ping
Temptress of a Thousand Faces1969 · Film · Model
Dragon Swamp1969 · Film · Chun Hua
The Enchanted Chamber1968 · Film · Chou Su-Chuan
That Fiery Girl1968 · Film · Xue Jiang
The Bells of Death1968 · Film · Chang Wei Yun
Golden Swallow1968 · Film · Mei Niang
The Silver Fox1968 · Film · Pui Yu
The Assassin1967 · Film · Concubine Zhao
Song of Tomorrow1967 · Film · Nightclub dancer
Blue Skies1967 · Film · Member of musical troupe
Sing High, Sing Low1967 · Film
Operation Lipstick1967 · Film · Lee Jing
Hong Kong Nocturne1967 · Film · HK Troupe Dancer
Angel with the Iron Fists1967 · Film · Dark Angel member
Nora Zain Ajen Wanita 0011967 · Film
The Joy of Spring1966 · Film
Princess Iron Fan1966 · Film
The Golden Buddha1966 · Film
Come Drink with Me1966 · Film · Woman Escort Soldier
The Monkey Goes West1966 · Film
Squadron 771965 · Film · Photo Shop Worker (uncredited)
Hong Kong, Manila, Singapore1965 · Film · Fung Hsiu-Lan