白蓮

简介

Pak Lin was a film star active in the 1930s. She appeared in several Chinese films in 1938, including "Universal Celebration" where she played the maid of a character portrayed by actress Hu Dieying, and "Purple Mist Cup" where she played Rong Chun, as well as other films such as "Pink Spy," "The Luxurious Young Master," "Mismatched Mandarin Ducks," and "Liu Manling." In 1939, she participated in additional films including "Night Glow Cup" and "The Peacock Spreads Its Feathers." In late 1939, she migrated to Singapore and worked as a dancer. During the Japanese occupation period, she returned to Hong Kong and then moved to the French colony of Wanzhouwan to work as a dancer there. In 1944, Japan also occupied Wanzhouwan. In 1945, Allied aircraft bombed Wanzhouwan and struck the "South China Dance Hall," killing Pak Lin along with many of her fellow dancers and clients.