Zhu Mimi, known as "Mimi Sister".
You may not know her name, but those who see her will suddenly realize: it was her!
She is the tang mother in "Tang Bohu Dian Qiu Xiang", the wet mother in "Counting Dead Grass", the birth mother in "Hundred Variable Star Jun", the hut toilet paper in "Truant Weilong 3", etc., and is a classic supporting role in many Zhou Xingchi films.
She is also the second sister in "Sister of the Gun Master", and Alai in "Moon Full Hennessy".
As long as they see her, the audience must be in a happy mood and smile.
Zhu Mimi's rounded face and figure, as full of joy as her name, the role and performance are integrated, always bringing infinite happiness to the audience.
No wonder he became a royal supporting role for Stephen Chow.
But her real strength is singing!
Chu Mimi is a Cantonese minor singer in Singapore in the 70s, Hong Kong.
In 1979, he sang in Hong Kong for the first time from Singapore, and recorded the Cantonese song "Love Sea".
She is also the first female singer signed by Warner China.
In Hong Kong, Zhu Mimi not only found a career, but also gained love, and married her driver Ma Kunzhen.
And Ma Kunzhen's cousin is the future TVB xiaosheng Ma Dezhong.
In order to take care of the elderly in Singapore, Zhu Mimi's husband and children moved to Singapore, and the couple traveled between the two places for a long time.
In addition to getting involved in film and television, Zhu Mimi has not forgotten her old profession.
In the Hong Kong Red Pavilion, "Zhu Mimi will play boo concert 2011", "Zhu Mimi Daji Dali concert 2013", "Zhu Mimi I am sunshine concert 2015", "Zhu Mimi Lili is a concert 2017".
There are not many stars who can hold so many concerts at the Red Pavilion in Hong Kong.
In addition, he has also participated in many variety shows and commercial performances, such as "Award Gate Man" and "TVB Nostalgic Classic". And in Vancouver, Guangzhou and other places to carry out concerts.
In 2011, Zhu Mimi was nominated for the Best Supporting Actress Award at the Chinese Film and Media Awards for "Full Moon Hennessy".
Subsequently, she was nominated for Best Actress at the First Golden Kite Awards in Malaysia for the Malaysian film "Crashing Ghosts".
Today, 67-year-old Zhu Mimi is focusing more on her family, helping her husband run the bird's nest business together in 2008.
The two sons have also become adults, and when the eldest son married, Zhu Mimi also made a cameo appearance as an emcee.
I look forward to Zhu Mimi bringing us more and better works!