Leung Sui Bing

Biography

Leung Sui Bing is a Cantonese opera actress and Hong Kong film actress. She began her artistic career in 1946 when she started learning opera, progressing from the role of "Mei Xiang" to becoming a leading star ("Tai Zhu"). Her film debut was in the Cantonese modern comedy "Qing Ben Jia Ren" in 1947, where she played Liang Binger, and she continued acting until 1952 in the opera "Guangxu Huang Ye Ji Zhen Fei" where she portrayed Empress Yulong. She appeared in 14 Hong Kong Cantonese films. She toured Southeast Asia for several years. At the end of 1953, she moved from Singapore to Guangzhou at the invitation of the "Pearl River Troupe" of the People's Republic of China, living with her husband, the famous actor Chen Xiaofeng, in a house on Baohua Nan Street in Xiguan. After the Spring Festival in 1954, she performed in the modern Cantonese opera "Xiao Er Hei Jie Hun," playing the villainess "San Xian Gu." In 1986, she emigrated with her husband Chen Xiaofeng to San Francisco, United States. That November, she participated in a charity opera performance for the "New Bridge Service Center," performing alongside a group of prominent Cantonese opera stars residing in America over three nights, featuring the operas "Yi Ba Cun Zhong Jian," "Wo Xin Chang Dan," and "Bai She Zhuan." She also performed the pieces "Meng Li Jun" ("Yan Si Zhen Mai") and "Wu Yue Chun Qiu" ("Ci Miao") with her husband Chen Xiaofeng.