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Ching Miao

Acting Born Mar 15, 1913 Died Jan 1, 1989 Jinan, Shandong Province, China 177 credits
177
Total Credits
1949–1985
37 Years Career Span
54
Vault Titles
10
Key Co-Stars

Biography

Ching Miao works in acting. Born March 15, 1913 in Jinan, Shandong Province, China. Died January 1, 1989. Archytele tracks 177 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.

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Known for

Film

Disciples of the 36th Chamber

as Fong De
Film

Return of Bastard Swordsman

as Invincible Clan Panther Division Chief
Film

Secret Service of the Imperial Court

as Official Li
Film

Opium and the Kung Fu Master

as Villager (uncredited)

Social Media Murders

as Black Magic clan leader
Film

The Enchantress

as Tian Kui
Film

Human Lanterns

as Guest at Fu's Banquet (uncredited)
Film

Buddha's Palm

as Patriarch of Liu family
Film

The Emperor and His Brother

as Governor
Film

Bewitched

as Judge
Film

The Duel of the Century

as Li Yianbei
Film

Bloody Parrot

as Prince of Dian

Frequent co-stars

Yang Chi-Ching 22 shared titles
Eddie Koo Koon Chung 17 shared titles
Ku Feng 16 shared titles
Lo Lieh 14 shared titles
Wong Ching-Ho 14 shared titles
Elliot Ngok Wah 12 shared titles
Chan Shen 12 shared titles
Shum Lo 12 shared titles
Norman Tsui Siu-Keung 11 shared titles
Lam Fai-Wong 10 shared titles

Career timeline

Disciples of the 36th Chamber
Return of Bastard SwordsmanLust for Love of a Chinese CourtesanSecret Service of the Imperial CourtOpium and the Kung Fu MasterThe Supreme Swordsman
The EnchantressThe Lost GenerationShaolin and Wu TangThe Lady AssassinDescendant of the Sun
Human LanternsTiger KillerBuddha's PalmMercenaries from Hong KongPerils of the Sentimental Swordsman
The Emperor and His BrotherChallenge of the GamestersBewitchedMartial ClubAmbitious Kung Fu Girl
The MasterClan of the White LotusThe Convict KillerBat Without WingsHeroes Shed No Tears
Shaolin AbbotDirty HoReturn of the DeadThe Proud TwinsThe Kung Fu Instructor
Invincible ShaolinCrippled AvengersClan of AmazonsHeroes of the EastShaolin Mantis
Death DuelThe Sentimental SwordsmanClans of IntrigueDeadly AngelsFangs of the Cobra
Killer ClansThe Magic BladeThe Web of DeathThe Last TempestBrotherhood
The Empress DowagerIt's All in the FamilyLove Lock
The Stranger and the GunfighterSinful ConfessionThe Shadow BoxerScandalKidnap
Blood BrothersFacets of LoveThe House of 72 TenantsThe BastardThe Villains
The Water MarginThe 14 AmazonsThe WarlordThe Imperial SwordsmanThe Killer
The Man with Two WivesThe Anonymous HeroesKing EagleDuel of FistsThe Lady Professional
The Golden KnightThe Twelve Gold MedallionsHeads for SaleThe Winged Tiger
Have Sword, Will TravelThe Three SmilesThe Flying DaggerDead EndKillers Five
The RainbowThe Magnificent SwordsmanThe Sword of SwordsGun BrothersGolden Swallow
Lady Jade LocketThe Sword and the LuteToo Late for LoveKing CatThe King with My Face
Rose, Be My LovePrincess Iron FanThe Blue and the BlackTill the End of TimeThe Blue and the Black 2
The Grand SubstitutionThe Twin SwordsSons of the Good EarthThe MermaidInside the Forbidden City
The Amorous Lotus PanThe Crimson PalmThe Story of Sue SanBetween Tears and SmilesThe Warlord and the Actress
The Love EterneThe AdulteressReturn of the Phoenix
Romance at Lung Shan Temple
Back DoorThe DeformedRendezvous in the South Sea
Spring of Jade Hill
Opium Poppy
Devil in Human Being

Full Filmography

177 titles
  • Disciples of the 36th Chamber (1985) as Fong De
  • Return of Bastard Swordsman (1984) as Invincible Clan Panther Division Chief
  • Lust for Love of a Chinese Courtesan (1984) as Mr. Lee
  • Secret Service of the Imperial Court (1984) as Official Li
  • Opium and the Kung Fu Master (1984) as Villager (uncredited)
  • The Supreme Swordsman (1984) as Black Magic clan leader
  • Pituitary Hunter (1984)
  • The Enchantress (1983) as Tian Kui
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  • The Lost Generation (1983) as Ah Wong
  • Shaolin and Wu Tang (1983) as Wu Tang Chief Wo-Tao
  • The Lady Assassin (1983) as Emperor
  • Descendant of the Sun (1983) as Shue Sang's Foster Father
  • Twinkle Twinkle Little Star (1983) as Father Kuo / Kwok's Father
  • Human Lanterns (1982) as Guest at Fu's Banquet (uncredited)
  • Tiger Killer (1982) as Xiaofeng's grandfather
  • Buddha's Palm (1982) as Patriarch of Liu family
  • Mercenaries from Hong Kong (1982) as He Feng
  • Perils of the Sentimental Swordsman (1982) as 8th Prince
  • Godfather from Canton (1982) as Advocate General Li Cheng Zhong
  • The Emperor and the Minister (1982) as Official
  • My Rebellious Son (1982) as Village elder
  • Passing Flickers (1982) as Dr Zhao
  • The Emperor and His Brother (1981) as Governor
  • Challenge of the Gamesters (1981)
  • Bewitched (1981) as Judge
  • Martial Club (1981) as Watches the Lion Dance
  • Ambitious Kung Fu Girl (1981) as Tian Bai Shi
  • The Duel of the Century (1981) as Li Yianbei
  • Bloody Parrot (1981) as Prince of Dian
  • Return of the Sentimental Swordsman (1981) as Bai Xiao Sheng
  • The Tiger and the Widow (1981) as Fifth Lord
  • Revenge of the Corpse (1981) as Mr. Cui
  • The Master (1980) as Huang Lao Liu
  • Clan of the White Lotus (1980) as Paper Shop Boss
  • The Convict Killer (1980) as Boss Lan Fei / Black Leopard
  • Bat Without Wings (1980) as Shangguan Wangsun
  • Heroes Shed No Tears (1980) as Kao Chien Fei's Master
  • Haunted Tales (1980) as Doctor
  • Heaven and Hell (1980) as Judge of Hell
  • The Boxer from the Temple (1980) as Mr Yin Chun Bong
  • Shaolin Abbot (1979) as Mr. Li
  • Dirty Ho (1979) as Art Admirer
  • Return of the Dead (1979) as Police chief
  • The Proud Twins (1979) as Dr. Wan Chuen Liu
  • The Kung Fu Instructor (1979) as Zhou Zhen Xian
  • Full Moon Scimitar (1979) as Tung Fang Bu Bai
  • Shaolin Rescuers (1979) as Magistrate
  • Murder Plot (1979) as Li Chang Chun
  • The Last Judgement (1979) as Judge
  • Invincible Shaolin (1978) as Master Zhu Ming
  • Crippled Avengers (1978) as Master Li Jing Ying
  • Clan of Amazons (1978) as One of Lu's Friends
  • Heroes of the East (1978) as Ho To's Father
  • Shaolin Mantis (1978) as Wai Jing Yuan, Wai Fung's Father
  • Heaven Sword and Dragon Sabre II (1978) as White Brow Eagle Yan Tin Jing
  • Flying Guillotine II (1978) as Tibet Lama Koupin
  • The Proud Youth (1978) as Leng Ruojun (uncredited)
  • Heaven Sword and Dragon Sabre (1978) as White Brow Eagle Yan Tin Jing
  • Legend of the Bat (1978) as Priest Tieshan / Zhi's Father
  • The Cunning Hustler (1978)
  • Death Duel (1977) as Keeper Shih Wang-Sun
  • The Sentimental Swordsman (1977) as Shaolin Abbot
  • Clans of Intrigue (1977) as Sun Xue Pu
  • Deadly Angels (1977)
  • Fangs of the Cobra (1977) as Tang Quan Kang
  • Pursuit of Vengeance (1977) as Xue Bin
  • The Jade Tiger (1977) as Zhao Jian
  • The Adventures of Emperor Chien Lung (1977) as Chief Editor Ji Xiao-Lan
  • The Call Girls (1977) as Dr. Yun
  • The Mad Monk (1977) as Qin
  • Judgement of an Assassin (1977) as Ge Ying
  • Return of the Con Men (1977)
  • That Romantic Scholar (1977)
  • Killer Clans (1976) as Hsien Lung / Helmsman of Lung Men Soc
  • The Magic Blade (1976) as Chiu Shui Ching
  • The Web of Death (1976) as Priest Tian Suan
  • The Last Tempest (1976) as Minister Rong Lu
  • Brotherhood (1976) as Zhang Lao-Hai
  • Emperor Chien Lung (1976) as Prime Minister Lau Yung
  • The Snake Prince (1976) as Village Head
  • Hustler from Canton (1976)
  • Erotic Nights (1976)
  • The Empress Dowager (1975) as Official Yung Lu
  • It's All in the Family (1975) as Family head
  • Love Lock (1975) as Bank boss
  • The Stranger and the Gunfighter (1974) as Wang's Father
  • Sinful Confession (1974) as Speaker/Brothel customer
  • The Shadow Boxer (1974) as Master Jin
  • Scandal (1974) as Treasury Commissioner Qian
  • Kidnap (1974) as Wang Hsi Jen
  • Hong Kong 73 (1974) as Wong Dor Kei
  • Young Passion (1974)
  • Sorrow of the Gentry (1974) as Yang De Zheng, the Patriarch
  • Five Tough Guys (1974) as Head of Feng family
  • Rivals of Kung Fu (1974) as Boss Chou Li De
  • Cheeky Little Angels (1974) as Priest at Wedding
  • Blood Brothers (1973) as Judge
  • Facets of Love (1973) as Huang
  • The House of 72 Tenants (1973) as Doctor Kim
  • The Bastard (1973) as Gu Chang Bo
  • The Villains (1973) as Master Fang
  • Call to Arms (1973) as Emperor Chin
  • The Water Margin (1972) as Master Tseng Chang Kuan
  • The 14 Amazons (1972) as Minister Wang Ching
  • The Warlord (1972) as Pang's step-father
  • The Imperial Swordsman (1972) as Fu Bing-Zhong
  • The Killer (1972) as Master Wang Hsin-Tien
  • The Deadly Knives (1972) as Ogawa
  • The Devil's Mirror (1972) as Chief Wen
  • Stranger in Hong Kong (1972) as Tung San-Yeh
  • The Man with Two Wives (1971)
  • The Anonymous Heroes (1971) as Marshall Chin
  • King Eagle (1971) as Deadly Fingers Wan Hau Ba
  • Duel of Fists (1971) as Fan Ke's Father
  • The Lady Professional (1971) as Fei Qingyan
  • Redbeard (1971) as Huang San-Cheng
  • The Golden Knight (1970) as Zhou Tung
  • The Twelve Gold Medallions (1970) as Jin Yan Tang
  • Heads for Sale (1970) as Hua Zhenfang
  • The Winged Tiger (1970) as Chief of Huashan
  • Have Sword, Will Travel (1969) as Lord Yin
  • The Three Smiles (1969) as Grand Tutor
  • The Flying Dagger (1969) as Chief Yu Yuan
  • Dead End (1969) as Jia Kaiming
  • Killers Five (1969) as Niu
  • Twin Blades of Doom (1969) as Yin-erh's dad
  • The Rainbow (1968)
  • The Magnificent Swordsman (1968) as Huang Da Ba
  • The Sword of Swords (1968) as Master Mui Lingchuen
  • Gun Brothers (1968) as Acrobat
  • Golden Swallow (1968) as Cao Tien-Lung
  • Double Trouble (1968) as Managing Director
  • When the Clouds Roll by (1968) as Xiong Jian Fang
  • Lady Jade Locket (1967) as Secretary Tong
  • The Sword and the Lute (1967) as Chief Wei Fei-Hu
  • Too Late for Love (1967) as Chief of Staff Chen
  • King Cat (1967) as Judge Pao
  • The King with My Face (1967) as Shing Tien Kuei
  • Swan Song (1967) as Dr. Hong
  • The Silent Swordsman (1967) as Chief Mumaiti
  • The Pearl Phoenix (1967) as Lord Liu
  • Sing High, Sing Low (1967)
  • Sweet Is Revenge (1967) as Commander Zheng Quan Xi
  • That Tender Age (1967) as Wen-Chieh's father
  • Rose, Be My Love (1966) as Uncle Ling
  • Princess Iron Fan (1966) as King Ox
  • The Blue and the Black (1966) as Mr. Ji
  • Till the End of Time (1966) as Chang Pei-Yan
  • The Blue and the Black 2 (1966) as Mr. Ji
  • Dawn Will Come (1966) as Judge Gai
  • The Grand Substitution (1965) as Prime Minister Chiu Zun
  • The Twin Swords (1965) as Zhong Yan
  • Sons of the Good Earth (1965) as Japanese Officer at County Gate
  • The Mermaid (1965) as Judge Pao
  • Inside the Forbidden City (1965) as Judge Bao Zheng
  • The Butterfly Chalice (1965) as Governor General Lu Lin
  • Vermilion Door (1965) as General Ruan Bao-Fan
  • Pink Tears (1965) as Uncle Tu
  • The Amorous Lotus Pan (1964) as He Jiu (Ho Chiu-Shu)
  • The Crimson Palm (1964) as Judge Pao Cheng
  • The Story of Sue San (1964) as Ex-Civil Minister Wang Chiun
  • Between Tears and Smiles (1964) as General Chang
  • The Warlord and the Actress (1964) as General Cao Lin
  • The Female Prince (1964) as Emperor Chu Hou-Tsung
  • Lady General Hua Mulan (1964) as Commander
  • The Last Woman of Shang (1964) as Viscount Chi Chang
  • Comedy of Mismatches (1964) as Xu Ya
  • The Love Eterne (1963) as Ying-Tai's Father
  • The Adulteress (1963) as Governor Kuai Ju-Hsiang
  • Return of the Phoenix (1963) as Deputy Minister Cheng Pu
  • Romance at Lung Shan Temple (1962)
  • Back Door (1960) as Ho Cha Mei (Ho Tsei-Mei)
  • The Deformed (1960) as Lung Bing-Hsun
  • Rendezvous in the South Sea (1960)
  • Spring of Jade Hill (1959)
  • Opium Poppy (1955)
  • Devil in Human Being (1949)

Frequently Asked Questions

What movies or TV shows is Ching Miao best known for?

Ching Miao is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Disciples of the 36th Chamber (1985), Return of Bastard Swordsman (1984), Secret Service of the Imperial Court (1984), Opium and the Kung Fu Master (1984).

When and where was Ching Miao born?

Ching Miao was born on March 15, 1913 in Jinan, Shandong Province, China. They passed away on January 1, 1989.

How many credits does Ching Miao have?

Ching Miao has accumulated over 177 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1949 to 1985.

What is Ching Miao's background in cinema and television?

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) respective...

Ching Miao by the numbers

177credits
177films
0TV series
1949–1985active years

Age in their best-rated roles

Full filmography (177) Born on March 15 In memoriam 1989

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