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简介

Cheung Lo Lo, also known by her original name Cheung Fei Yin, began her artistic career as a child star in 1964 at the "Spring and Autumn Drama School" run by Fan Ju Hua, where she learned Peking opera techniques from the Northern school. In March 1965, she participated in the Peking opera performance "The Flower Butterfly" at the Hong Kong Town Hall with the Fan Ju Hua Troupe, alongside actors such as Kang Yu Dian, Qian Yue Sheng, Wai Ying Hua, and Dong Yun Wei. In May 1965, she played the lead role in "Zhou Yu's Death" at the school's second public performance at the Hong Kong Town Hall, where she amazed the audience despite her young age with her outstanding singing and complex operatic performance. In August 1965, she delivered a remarkable performance of the famous Peking opera "Happy Forest" by Gai Jiao Tian, excelling in the drunken boxing technique. In October 1965, she participated in the school's third public performance, playing the lead role in "Splitting the Coffin," where she demonstrated stunning martial arts skills during the coffin-splitting and capturing Tian Shi scenes. In addition to her opera career, she appeared in several Cantonese and Mandarin films starting from 1962.