《Hututaitai》Cast

Nan Hong (born in 1935), formerly known as Su Shumei, known as "Mei sister", Guangdong Shunde people, the 1950s and 1960s Hongkong famous Cantonese opera actor, Cantonese movie star, singer, joined Lai's TV in 70 years TV drama actor also presided over "Nan Hong time." Nan Hong successively studied in Deming Middle School in Guangzhou, the vast majority of accounting colleges and St. Rosas College, with his family to Hong Kong in 1949, after-school teachers from the red line female academic arts, after joining the professional opera troupe, from the four to do a positive print. In 1951 to participate in Cantonese filming, 1956 Ren Guangyi film company actor, in 1962 and the original self-Rising Rose film company, joined Lai in 1970 to shoot TV series, leaving ATV in 1997 to enter the semi-retirement status, in recent years devoted to painting and calligraphy and musical instruments, Apart from the occasional participation in Cantonese opera performances, there have been fewer public appearances. Seven famous Cantonese opera actresses Jin Lan, known as "Eight Peony", have been associated with Zheng Li Dan, Phoenix Girls, Deng Biyun, Luo Yanqing, Yu Suqiu, Wu Junli and Lin Feng during the same period. Nan Hong is one of the "Green Peony" among them.

Cheung Ying Choi (Cheung Ying Choi, September 15, 1934 -), Hong Kong singer, drama actress and voice actor. In the 60s and the actor Che Yifen shooting "distant road" and "demons heaven and earth sword" had a period of love, there is a legend he is the father of the car Yuan Yuan Yuan.

Zhang Qing is a fictional character in Water Margin, one of the Four Great Classical Novels of Chinese literature. He ranks 16th of the 36 Heavenly Spirits of the 108 Liangshan heroes and is nicknamed "Featherless Arrow".

Lee Heung-kam (born 13 January 1932 in Shunde, Guangdong, China) is a veteran Cantonese opera and TVB actress from Hong Kong. She joined the entertainment industry when she was 16 years old. Lee was briefly married to Cantonese opera star, Siu Chung-kwan (d. 2005), with whom she had a daughter. Divorced in 1957, her ex-husband and daughter left for Canada. From 1990 to 2006, Lee worked for TVB rival ATV, but she has since return to TVB. She has a younger brother, Lee Sue-gai. However, she broke off the relationship with him because he indulged in gambling.