Jaime Chik Mei Chun

Biography

Jaime Chik Mei Chun is a Hong Kong actress, born in Hong Kong with ancestral roots in Kaiping, Guangdong. Her husband, Michael Miu, is also a well-known actor. She graduated from Catholic Ming Yuen Secondary School in 1979 as part of its 14th Form 5 graduating class. In 1980, she joined TVB's 10th Artist Training Course and became a contracted artist, hosting "Enjoy Yourself Tonight" and appearing in the sketch series "Seven-Colored Buddha's Palm," earning her the nickname "EYT Little Flower" alongside Kara Wai and Annie Liu. In 1982, she starred opposite Michael Miu in the modern fantasy comedy "Beyond the Realm of 18," her debut and the work that sparked their romance. She gained recognition in 1984 playing Linghu Chong's love interest Yue Lingshan in "The Smiling, Proud Wanderer" alongside Chow Yun-fat and others. In 1985 she appeared in "The Flying Fox of Snowy Mountain" as Madam Hu and in "The Yang's Saga" as Princess Qinglian. She continued starring in dramas like "Lin Chong" (1986) as Li Shishi and "The Turbulent Decade" (1986). In 1988 she made a guest appearance in "The Legend of the Condor Heroes" and starred in "The Two Most Honorable Knights" as Hua Yuenu, one of TVB's top ten highest-rated dramas globally, which was her final TVB production. That same year she starred in the Taiwanese drama "Love and Honor" as He Yuqing, her only Taiwan production. In 1989 she moved to ATV, starring in "The Forbidden City Crisis" and singing its theme song "Love Story." She retired from entertainment in 1990 after marrying Michael Miu. She returned to TVB in 2008 with "Born Rich." In 2010 she co-invested in a social enterprise vegetarian restaurant with Eric Tsang, hiring deaf employees through charity organization "Dragon Ear" to help disadvantaged groups. She returned again to TVB in 2012 hosting "Jaime's Taste" and appeared as a guest on "The Best Partners" in 2017.