What classic and unforgettable movies did Cherie Chung play?

Cherie Chung, a Hong Kong film actress, originally from Xipu Village, Shiwan Town, Boluo County, Guangdong Province, was born in Hong Kong, China on February 1960.

1980, he co-starred with Chow Yun Fat in The Story of Hu Yue directed by Xu Anhua, and became famous as a Vietnamese girl named Shen Qing. 1983 nominated the best actress in the 2nd Hong Kong Film Awards for "Mint Coffee";

Beijing Opera Blues, starring 1986, Brigitte Lin's heroic spirit, Cherie Chung's charm, Sally Yeh's loveliness, and the lives of three women, made such a woman's film and wrote sad historical elegies with literary feelings. The box office of this film exceeded17 million a year, making it the box office champion of that year.

1987 starred in Ghost Bride with Chow Yun Fat, and Zhang Wanting directed Fairy Tales in Autumn, and nominated the 7th Hong Kong Film Awards and the 24th Golden Horse Awards for Best Actress with Fairy Tales in Autumn. 1989 nominated the 25th Golden Horse Awards for Best Actress with Walk with Me.

199 1 is Cherie Chung's last year in the film industry. This year, she starred in the gunfight film Crossing the Sea directed by John Woo and the Hong Kong drama Tracking the Limit directed by Xu Anhua. "Crossing the Ocean" is one of Cherie Chung's representative works, and it is also one of the representative works in the golden age of Hong Kong movies. The red bean played by Cherie Chung in Crossing the Ocean is lovely and unpretentious, which has left a deep impression on fans.