Miao Kexiu, originally from Guangdong, was born in Hong Kong in 1952, joined Jiahe Film Company in 1970, and was known for starring in Bruce Lee's film "Big Brother Tangshan" in 1971. And her classic screen image is thick eyebrows, big eyes, a bent dimple, and the temperament of Wen Jingxianshu and everyone's boudoir between her demeanor.
Bruce Lee and Miao Kexiu were really friends, and the two collaborated on "Big Brother Tangshan", "Jingwumen" and "Raptors Crossing the River". During the filming of the film, Bruce Lee was very considerate to her, but at that time, Miao Kexiu already had a boyfriend, so there was a scandal.
As we all know, there are few emotional scenes in Bruce Lee's movies, but in "Jingwumen", Li'er, played by Miao Kexiu, and Chen Zhen, played by Bruce Lee, are lovers, which also creates a relationship between the two who have been entangled.
The two spent a long time together, Miao Kexiu moved on to Bruce Lee, but Bruce Lee has always regarded Miao Kexiu as a sister, even so, Miao Kexiu's feelings for Bruce Lee have not changed, and Miao Kexiu has never been married.
Miao Kexiu once said how many times we smiled and said goodbye, but we all knew that this goodbye might never be seen again.
After Bruce Lee's unexpected death, Miao Kexiu was deeply involved in the public opinion of feelings. Miao Kexiu said that she fell asleep crying when she learned the news, and dreamed that Bruce Lee was standing by her bed and watching her.
At Bruce Lee's funeral, Miao Kexiu held Bruce Lee's hand and wanted to cry without tears. At that time, Miao Kexiu was dressed in black and tearfully attended Bruce Lee's funeral, and was said to be "half a surviving person who wore filial piety." It can be seen that she has always been deeply in love with Bruce Lee.
Over the years, Miao Kexiu has been living in the shadow of Bruce Lee. Moreover, the media gossip and speculation made her suffer and hit her. In 1975, Miao Kexiu left Jiahe and temporarily broke away from the image of a martial arts actress and participated in literary and art films. [
In 1976, Miao Kexiu returned to shoot "New Jingwumen", adding martial arts scenes in it, and later played the female leader of Sichuan Tangmen in "Eight Steps of Snake Crane".
In 2008, Miao Kexiu starred in "A Good Father", with which he won the "Best Supporting Actress Nomination" at the 45th Taiwan Film Golden Horse Awards. It is now gone, but she is still not married.
Miao Kexiu, Bruce Lee and Yi Yi took a group photo
Miao Kexiu and Bruce Lee in a group photo