Ching Miao
Known for Acting · 177 credits
- Born
- 1913-03-15
- Died
- 1989-01-01
- Place of birth
- Jinan, Shandong Province, China
- Also known as
- 井淼 · Cheng Miu · Jing Miao · Tsen Miao · Tseng Miao
Biography
Ching Miao (Chinese: 井淼, March 15, 1913 – 1989) was a Taiwanese actor born in Shandong, China. He had appeared in over 190 films, mostly in Hong Kong for the Shaw Brothers Studio.
He won the Best Supporting Actor for Golden Horse Awards twice, for Between Tears and Smiles (1964) and Too Late for Love (1967) respectively.
Actress Ching Li is his daughter.
Known For
Movies (177)
The Enchantress
1983
as Tian Kui
The Man with Two Wives
1971
The Crimson Palm
1964
as Judge Pao Cheng
The Amorous Lotus Pan
1964
as He Jiu (Ho Chiu-Shu)
Rose, Be My Love
1966
as Uncle Ling
The Rainbow
1968
Bewitched
1981
as Judge
The Supreme Swordsman
1984
as Black Magic clan leader
Human Lanterns
1982
as Guest at Fu's Banquet (uncredited)
Clans of Intrigue
1977
as Sun Xue Pu
The Magnificent Swordsman
1968
as Huang Da Ba
Killer Clans
1976
as Hsien Lung / Helmsman of Lung Men Soc
Mercenaries from Hong Kong
1982
as He Feng
Blood Brothers
1973
as Judge
Clan of the White Lotus
1980
as Paper Shop Boss
Facets of Love
1973
as Huang
The Emperor and His Brother
1981
as Governor
The Web of Death
1976
as Priest Tian Suan
The Golden Knight
1970
as Zhou Tung
Death Duel
1977
as Keeper Shih Wang-Sun
Flying Guillotine II
1978
as Tibet Lama Koupin
The Twelve Gold Medallions
1970
as Jin Yan Tang
The Warlord
1972
as Pang's step-father
The Master
1980
as Huang Lao Liu
The 14 Amazons
1972
as Minister Wang Ching
Heroes of the East
1978
as Ho To's Father
Sons of the Good Earth
1965
as Japanese Officer at County Gate
The Convict Killer
1980
as Boss Lan Fei / Black Leopard
The Imperial Swordsman
1972
as Fu Bing-Zhong
The Anonymous Heroes
1971
as Marshall Chin
Princess Iron Fan
1966
as King Ox
Disciples of the 36th Chamber
1985
as Fong De
Bloody Parrot
1981
as Prince of Dian
Martial Club
1981
as Watches the Lion Dance
Shaolin Mantis
1978
as Wai Jing Yuan, Wai Fung's Father
The Blue and the Black
1966
as Mr. Ji
Secret Service of the Imperial Court
1984
as Official Li
Have Sword, Will Travel
1969
as Lord Yin
The House of 72 Tenants
1973
as Doctor Kim
The Duel of the Century
1981
as Li Yianbei
Descendant of the Sun
1983
as Shue Sang's Foster Father
The Lost Generation
1983
as Ah Wong
Heroes Shed No Tears
1980
as Kao Chien Fei's Master
The Love Eterne
1963
as Ying-Tai's Father
Deadly Angels
1977
Invincible Shaolin
1978
as Master Zhu Ming
Return of the Dead
1979
as Police chief
Heaven Sword and Dragon Sabre II
1978
as White Brow Eagle Yan Tin Jing
Full Moon Scimitar
1979
as Tung Fang Bu Bai
Return of Bastard Swordsman
1984
as Invincible Clan Panther Division Chief
The Flying Dagger
1969
as Chief Yu Yuan
The Magic Blade
1976
as Chiu Shui Ching
Tiger Killer
1982
as Xiaofeng's grandfather
Return of the Sentimental Swordsman
1981
as Bai Xiao Sheng
Legend of the Bat
1978
as Priest Tieshan / Zhi's Father
The Sentimental Swordsman
1977
as Shaolin Abbot
Heaven Sword and Dragon Sabre
1978
as White Brow Eagle Yan Tin Jing
The Boxer from the Temple
1980
as Mr Yin Chun Bong
Buddha's Palm
1982
as Patriarch of Liu family
Clan of Amazons
1978
as One of Lu's Friends
The Water Margin
1972
as Master Tseng Chang Kuan
Crippled Avengers
1978
as Master Li Jing Ying
Young Passion
1974
Perils of the Sentimental Swordsman
1982
as 8th Prince
The Bastard
1973
as Gu Chang Bo
The Lady Assassin
1983
as Emperor
The Adventures of Emperor Chien Lung
1977
as Chief Editor Ji Xiao-Lan
Brotherhood
1976
as Zhang Lao-Hai
Rivals of Kung Fu
1974
as Boss Chou Li De
The Sword of Swords
1968
as Master Mui Lingchuen
Five Tough Guys
1974
as Head of Feng family
Bat Without Wings
1980
as Shangguan Wangsun
Twinkle Twinkle Little Star
1983
as Father Kuo / Kwok's Father
The Last Tempest
1976
as Minister Rong Lu
The Emperor and the Minister
1982
as Official
The Kung Fu Instructor
1979
as Zhou Zhen Xian
Golden Swallow
1968
as Cao Tien-Lung
King Eagle
1971
as Deadly Fingers Wan Hau Ba
Shaolin Rescuers
1979
as Magistrate
Lust for Love of a Chinese Courtesan
1984
as Mr. Lee
Dirty Ho
1979
as Art Admirer
Till the End of Time
1966
as Chang Pei-Yan
Pursuit of Vengeance
1977
as Xue Bin
The Last Woman of Shang
1964
as Viscount Chi Chang
Kidnap
1974
as Wang Hsi Jen
The Sword and the Lute
1967
as Chief Wei Fei-Hu
Duel of Fists
1971
as Fan Ke's Father
The King with My Face
1967
as Shing Tien Kuei
Sinful Confession
1974
as Speaker/Brothel customer
Shaolin Abbot
1979
as Mr. Li
The Deadly Knives
1972
as Ogawa
Revenge of the Corpse
1981
as Mr. Cui
The Grand Substitution
1965
as Prime Minister Chiu Zun
Ambitious Kung Fu Girl
1981
as Tian Bai Shi
Godfather from Canton
1982
as Advocate General Li Cheng Zhong
The Jade Tiger
1977
as Zhao Jian
Between Tears and Smiles
1964
as General Chang
The Proud Youth
1978
as Leng Ruojun (uncredited)
The Empress Dowager
1975
as Official Yung Lu
The Killer
1972
as Master Wang Hsin-Tien
Murder Plot
1979
as Li Chang Chun
Shaolin and Wu Tang
1983
as Wu Tang Chief Wo-Tao
Opium and the Kung Fu Master
1984
as Villager (uncredited)
Lady General Hua Mulan
1964
as Commander
The Adulteress
1963
as Governor Kuai Ju-Hsiang
Challenge of the Gamesters
1981
Hong Kong 73
1974
as Wong Dor Kei
Emperor Chien Lung
1976
as Prime Minister Lau Yung
The Silent Swordsman
1967
as Chief Mumaiti
Heaven and Hell
1980
as Judge of Hell
Haunted Tales
1980
as Doctor
Vermilion Door
1965
as General Ruan Bao-Fan
It's All in the Family
1975
as Family head
The Lady Professional
1971
as Fei Qingyan
The Proud Twins
1979
as Dr. Wan Chuen Liu
The Shadow Boxer
1974
as Master Jin
Inside the Forbidden City
1965
as Judge Bao Zheng
My Rebellious Son
1982
as Village elder
The Pearl Phoenix
1967
as Lord Liu
The Villains
1973
as Master Fang
About Ching Miao
Ching Miao (Chinese: 井淼, March 15, 1913 – 1989) was a Taiwanese actor born in Shandong, China. He had appeared in over 190 films, mostly in Hong Kong for the Shaw Brothers Studio. He won the Best Supporting Actor for Golden Horse Awards twice, for Between Tears and Smiles (1964) and Too Late for Love (1967) respectively. Actress Ching Li is his daughter. With 177 credits spanning from 1949 to 1985, Ching Miao has appeared in 177 films and 0 TV shows.
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- The Enchantress (1983) — as Tian Kui
- The Man with Two Wives (1971)
- The Crimson Palm (1964) — as Judge Pao Cheng
- The Amorous Lotus Pan (1964) — as He Jiu (Ho Chiu-Shu)
- Rose, Be My Love (1966) — as Uncle Ling
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