Where is Nicholas Tse’s ancestral home?

Xie Xian: His ancestral home is Panyu, Guangdong. He is the fourth eldest son and is known as the "Fourth Brother".

Deborah was originally from Shanghai and was born in Hong Kong, with a bizarre life experience.

So, Nicholas Tse’s ancestral home should be Panyu, Guangdong.

Tse Xian (August 9, 1936 -)

Original name: Xie Jiayu

Nationplace: Panyu, Guangdong

Education: Graduated from Lizak Secondary School, Hong Kong (180 Canton Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon)

Known as "Fourth Brother", he is a Hong Kong film and television actor. Because he ranks fourth, he is called "Fourth Brother" by people in the industry, young people call him "Xie Laosi", and the older generation calls him "A Shen".

In 1953, he was admitted to the actor training class of "Lingguang Company", and later joined "Dihua Company" and acted in his first film "The Water Pipe Downstairs" (1954). In 1955, she and her classmate He Jialing (later changed her name to "Carina") from the "Lingguang" period switched to the "Guangyi Film Company" founded by the famous director Qin Jian, and made many famous films, including: "The Strange Case of the Three Wives" (1955 ), "Bloodstained Lovesickness Valley" (1957), "Flowers in the Rain in May" Part 1 and 2 (1960), "Chasing a Wife" (1961), "Playboy" (1964), "A Better Tomorrow" (1967), "The Iron Man" (1967) and many more.

Xie Xian also had many partners with actresses such as Nan Hong, Jiang Xue, Xiao Fangfang, etc., and performed in "A Chao's Marriage" (1958), "Brothers in Trouble" (1960), and "Tearful Roses" (1963) ), "Black Rose" (1965), "Winter Love" (1968), "Purple Stormy Night" (1968) and other famous movies. He also appeared in many martial arts films. For example, in 1962's "The Legend of the Condor Heroes", he and Nan Hong played Yang Guo and Xiao Longnu respectively. He has also made more than ten Mandarin films, including: "Tiying" (1970) and "Farewell" (1974).

In 1967, Xie Xian founded Xie Brothers Film Company and directed "The Narrow Staircase" for the first time. He later directed or wrote seven films, including "Tomorrow" and "The End of the World" (1968) , "Winter Love" (1968), "Window" (1968), "The Narrow Staircase" (1972) and so on. In the 1970s, he formed a group called the "Silver Rats", which became popular in Hong Kong and Taiwan. Its members included Chen Ziqiang, Chen Hao, Deng Guangrong, Qin Xianglin, Shen Xia, etc. He also took on free agency to make films and starred in many Hong Kong and Taiwan films.

Xie Xian joined Wuxi TV in 1979 and has starred in "Farewell Hook", "Love Is Always Love", "Tianhong", "Shanghai Beach Sequel", "The King of Thousand Kings", "Flying Fox in the Snow Mountain" ", "Dragon" and other TV series.

Since the 1980s, he has been shooting films for fun. His recent performances include "Shaolin Soccer", "2001" and "Black and White Forest". His most recent works are the Asian TV series "Love at Night" and "Love at Night 2".

Xie Xian had two marriages, namely Zhen Zhen and Deborah. He and Deborah had a son, Nicholas Tse, and a daughter, Xie Tingting. They later divorced, but they became friends again and maintained a friendly relationship.

Performed in TV series: "Farewell Hook", "Love Is Always Love", "Tianhong", "Shanghai Bund Sequel", "King of Thousand Kings", "Snow Mountain Flying Fox", "Dragon" He has appeared in movies: "The Strange Case of Three Wives" (1955), "Blood-stained Lovesickness Valley" (1957), "Flowers in the Rain" Part 1 and 2 (1960), "Chasing a Wife" (1961), "Playboy" (1964), "A Better Tomorrow" (1967), "The Iron Courage", "Ah Chao's Marriage" (1958), "Brothers in Tragedy" (1960), "Rose with Tears" (1963), "Black Rose" (1965) ), "Winter Love" (1968), "Purple Stormy Night" (1968), "Tiying" (1970), "Farewell to Relatives" (1974), "Iron Love" (1968), "Winter Love" (1968), "Window" (1968), "Narrow Staircase" (1972)

Deborah

Speaking of Deborah, the Hong Kong sister who was very popular in the Hong Kong film industry at that time, you may not know much about it. We are familiar with each other, but when it comes to the idol superstar Nicholas Tse who is currently popular in the Hong Kong film and television music scene, young movie fans will definitely be familiar with it. The relationship between the two must be extraordinary, and this is indeed the case. The first Miss Hong Kong was Nicholas Tse's mother.

In 1973, the Hong Kong Oriental Beauty Pageant hosted the 11th Miss Hong Kong Pageant in Hong Kong's history, and the winner of this year was Deborah. In 2009, Hong Kong sent people to participate in the "Miss Asia" competition held in the Philippines for the first time. Deborah, who won the title of Miss Hong Kong, was honored to be the first Miss Hong Kong candidate to participate in the "Miss Asia" contest.

Deborah's parents are from Shanghai. She moved to Hong Kong in her early years, so she became a native of Hong Kong. Deborah, whose name is somewhat foreign, is not actually named Di, but Li. Her real name is Li Minyi. The versatile Deborah studied in Hong Kong in her early years. He started studying singing and dancing in his teens at the English Academy, and had the experience of performing with a singing and dancing troupe. This experience undoubtedly laid a solid foundation for his future performances on the screen.

Deborah has a bold nature and is quite a bit of a heroine. Her quick reactions and clever articulation will make her a good actress and host on the screen in the future. After getting married, they took care of their husband and raised their children, which became a legend in the entertainment industry. Deborah became popular in 1976 when she starred in the long-running TV drama "Frenzy" (playing Lei Yin). In 1979, she married Xie Xian and had a son, Nicholas Tse, and a daughter, Xie Tingting.

Deborah's acting career

After being elected as Miss Hong Kong in 1973, Deborah became the host of Hong Kong Lit TV Station with her beauty and wisdom. She has hosted the station's "Let a Hundred Flowers Bloom" and The two programs "Back in Time" received quite good responses. The next year, she was spotted by Hong Kong's famous Golden Harvest Film Company and became a contracted actor with the company. In 1975, she starred in her debut film "The World". In this film directed by the famous director Ding Shanxi, she played Jin Lanhua, a prostitute with outstanding beauty and a bit of cunning. Her first appearance on the screen was quite successful. She played the role of a prostitute very vividly and was well received by industry insiders. In addition, the leading actor was the famous actor Wang Yu, so the film was very popular at the time.

In October 1975, Deborah joined Hong Kong Wireless Television, the cradle of Hong Kong film and television stars, and became the host of the Happy Tonight program. The next year, she became popular in the Hong Kong film and television industry by successfully starring in the TV series "Frenzy". Immediately afterwards, she starred in her favorite work, the TV series "Police Suzie". Her image as a policewoman is also very unforgettable.

In November 1977, Deborah's contract with TVB expired and she did not continue to sign with TVB. In the two years after leaving TVB, she worked with film companies such as Shaw Brothers and filmed films such as "A Dream of Love" directed by Li Hanxiang. Among them, the film "Gold" is the most famous, in which she played the role of Zi Juan. Another famous film she starred in during this period was "Hong Kong Emmanuelle". This film was produced by a literary company in 1977. The director was Wen Hua and the leading actor was Liu Chirong. The film is probably famous not only for her acting skills, but also for her bold and revealing performance in the film. In the film, she played Sophie, a wealthy girl who returned from studying in France. Sophie became open-minded, bold and willful because of her acceptance of Western learning. Because there was a scene in the film where she was a model for human body art photography, there were exposed scenes. At that time, the film caused a great sensation as soon as it was released.

In August 1979, Deborah married her husband Xie Xian, and they became an enviable silver couple. The two had starred in the martial arts TV series "Farewell Hook" on TVB. After getting married, the two began a harmonious married life and gave birth to brother and sister Nicholas Tse. Deborah's marriage, family life and career were very happy, and she was envied by many people. For the sake of her family, Deborah's acting activities gradually began to decrease. However, Deborah should be satisfied with being able to cultivate an idol star like Nicholas Tse.

In 1982, Deborah returned to wireless and hosted a TV program called "Flower World" dedicated to introducing various high-end enjoyments. The popularity of the show is amazing, and Deborah has reached another peak in her personal career. In 1988, Deborah moved to Canada with her husband and children. Whether it was for her own acting career or her son's future development, Deborah finally gave up her life in Canada and returned to Hong Kong, where she participated in some film and television performances.

In Deborah's acting career, her best role should still be the kind of role in her debut novel, which is beautiful, smart and a bit evil. This may have something to do with her being smart, competitive, stubborn and somewhat rebellious.

In the past few years, Deborah gradually faded out of the film and television industry. Just when the outside world thought that she would appear on another stage of her life as a good mother, a good wife, and a good woman, starring in another big role in her life, it was revealed that He divorced Xie Xian and remarried pilot Kong. Finally, pilot Kong retired and held a dance party, and Xie Xian also attended!