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Xia Meng (16 February 1933 – 30 October 2016), a.k.a. Hsia Moon and Miranda Yang, born Yang Meng, was an actress and film producer from Hong Kong. She appeared in Hong Kong films in the 1950s and 1960s, and was involved in the region's left-wing film scene. [2]
Xiamen University Malaysia (XMUM) is the first overseas campus set up by a renowned Chinese university and the first Chinese university branch campus in Malaysia.
Nov 4, 2016 · Xia Meng’s first role as the title character in Li Pingqian's "A Night-Time Wife" (1951) rocketed her to stardom. The comedy was a hit and decades later stands out as a genuine classic of Hong ...
Get to know Xia Meng, from Mainland China. Xia Meng is known for significant roles in "Parallel World" and "To Fly with You". Uncover insights into the off-screen life of Xia Meng and stay updated on their most recent works, all on Viki.
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Nov 22, 2022 · Xia Meng has always been an overachiever, leaving many unable to understand her or be able to match her pace. Labeled the “pretty one,” Fang Xin finds just as many disadvantages as advantages...
Xia Meng (a.k.a Hsia Moon or Miranda Yang), born Yang Meng in 1933 in Shanghai, China, is a prominent Hong Kong actress and film producer. She was a key figure of Hong Kong's left-wing Mandarin movie scene.
Having worked harder than any man around her, Xia Meng has reached the top in her profession but even with her success, struggles inevitably follow. Dating a man who feels insecure next to a woman as powerful as Xia Meng, she often wonders why she even bothers with him.
Highlights. iQIYI Only. 01:11. “The Wild Blade of Strangers”_trailer. Xia Meng (夏梦 Xia Meng), Chinese Mainland,
Rights to the film have been picked up by CMC Pictures, the Chinese studio behind “The Meg” monster shark franchise. It will handle theatrical releases in North America, Australia, New Zealand, the U.K. and Benelux, rolling out from Aug. 2. Jul. 16.
