龚秋霞
(Gong Qiu Xia)
Gong Qiu Xia was a Chinese singer and actress born Gong Shashan in 1918 in
Chongming. She was a member of the Shanghai Plum Flower Troupe and toured
Southeast Asia in 1933. Gong made her film debut in Father Mother Son Daughter
(1936) and achieved fame as a "triple threat" for her acting, singing, and tap
dancing. She earned the nickname “Big Sister” following her role in the film
Four Daughters (1938). Recognized as one of the "Seven Great Singing Stars,"
Gong was a prominent figure in the shidaiqu and mandopop genres. She moved to
Hong Kong in 1946 and later to Taiwan in 1967. ...
湖畔四拍 (Hu Pan Si Pai)龚秋霞 and 白光 (Gong Qiu Xia and Bai Guang, Bai Kwong, Bai Kwang)
蔷薇处处开 (电影爱情配乐) (Qiang Wei Chu Chu Kai (Dian Ying Ai Qing Pei Le))龚秋霞 (Gong Qiu Xia)
秋水伊人 (Qiu Shui Yi Ren)龚秋霞 (Gong Qiu Xia)
莫忘今宵(电影功夫配乐) (Mo Wang Jin Xiao(Dian Ying Gong Fu Pei Le))龚秋霞 (Gong Qiu Xia)
蔷薇处处开 (Qiang Wei Chu Chu Kai)龚秋霞 (Gong Qiu Xia)
柳浪闻莺 (Liu Lang Wen Ying)龚秋霞 and 白光 (Gong Qiu Xia and Bai Guang, Bai Kwong, Bai Kwang)
