The older generation of artists have multiple labels on them, such as directors, actors, singers, screenwriters, and so on. Zhou Xingchi's "royal wet nurse" Zhu Mimi is one of the typical examples.
Zhu Mimi, whose original name was Zhu Yuemei, sang in the lounge at the age of 14. When she was young, she sang well and looked good, and in 1979, she began to tour the world, recording works such as the Cantonese song "Love Sea", and became warner's first female singer to sign.
After 1991, Zhu Mimi joined TVB. The first film was Stephen Chow's "Death Judge", playing the role of a wet nurse. In the same year, "Tang Bohu Dian Qiu Xiang" was released, and Zhu Mimi played Tang Yin's mother.
When the Hong Kong music scene experienced two ups and downs and the record market was sluggish, Zhu Mimi concentrated on filming and TV series. The image of the fat and round old mother gradually penetrated the hearts of the people.
On the other hand, Zhu Mimi did not give up her status as a singer. In 2011, 2013 and 2015, Zhu Mimi held solo concerts in the Red Pavilion, which many newcomer singers dream of, and her voice is still pleasant.
According to media exposure, Zhu Mimi was invited by "I Am a Singer", but she refused. Zhu Mimi said that seeing every singer on the show singing hoarsely, she didn't like to sing like this.
Careers have developed steadily, and families are envied. Her husband, Ma Sheng, was once the driver who picked him up, and after a year of acquaintance, they entered into marriage. Now both sons are grown.
Some time ago, Zhu Mimi posted the wedding photo of her eldest son, Rongsheng Grandma (mother-in-law in Cantonese). Her son and daughter-in-law are not in the circle, and it is said that it is because she feels that most of the second generation of stars cannot be red, so she will not let her son debut.
The two sons are specially selected to be long, and they are even better looking than when their mother was younger