Miao Tian

Miao Tian

Tien Miao (December 6, 1925 - February 19, 2005), Taiwan artist. Born in the mainland, he was a primary school teacher. Later, in response to the Anti Japanese call of the national government, "100000 young people and 100000 army", he joined the political team of the 202 division of the young people's army and began to contact with stage plays. In 1949, he moved to Taiwan with the withdrawal of the Kuomintang youth army. In 1956, he was admitted to the Chinese film studio as the backstage of the film, and his first performance film was changfengwanli by the central film company. In the 1960s, he became an important actor in martial arts films. He participated in more than 100 works and won the best actor award of Huashi. In 1974, he performed in Hong Kong as eunuch Li Lianying in the Qing palace drama "Qing Dynasty" and "Ying Tai weeping blood" directed by Li Hanxiang, and as Japanese Army General Sakurai Tanigaki in the war film "heroic thousand years". His acting skills were highly praised by all walks of life. He died of lymphatic cancer on February 19, 2005.

Comments from the performance

In 1949, he moved to Taiwan with the withdrawal of the Kuomintang. Miao Tian's acting career began in the army. In 1955, he joined the "Chinese manufacturing factory" under the "Ministry of national defense" as a basic actor. He took part in the performances of military education, documentary and social education films, such as the love of the coachman and running. He also took part in the recording and drama work. In 1960, he was transferred to the "China Film Company" affiliated to the Kuomintang and took part in films such as Diao Chan and Lu Bu. In 1963, he joined the private Federal Film Company and became an important martial arts actor. In Hu Jinquan's Longmen Inn and chivalrous girl, Wang xinglei's biography of desert heroes and song cunshou's Iron Lady, there are heavy performances, and they are portrayed as the most type of character actors. During this period, they also signed contracts with China television and Taiwan television, and produced numerous TV series such as "poison mandarin duck", "flying dragon of the earth", "Yang Jiajiang" and "Hero Road".

During the heyday of martial arts films in the 1970s, Miao Tian was involved in more than 100 performances in Hong Kong and Taiwan. In the 1970s, Miao Tian also joined Shao's company in Hong Kong for a short time. He played Li Lianying in the two films of "Qing Guo Qing Cheng" and "Ying Tai Qi Xue" by Li Hanxiang, the great director. His performance was angular and full of drama flavor, which was one of the peaks of his career. In 1983, he participated in Hu Jinquan's stage play butterfly dream, and retired in 1987. It was not until I got to know young director Cai Mingliang that I came out to perform the TV series "Xiuyue's dowry" (1991) and won the best actor award of China television.

In 1992, he acted as Li Kangsheng's father in CAI Mingming's film young Nezha, and since then he has become a representative of the role of father in CAI's films. He has successively performed young Nezha, river, cave, what time are you there, and never leave, as well as Li Kangsheng's director's maiden work missing, and won the best actor award at the 1997 Singapore International Film Festival for river . Miao Tian is a "father actor" as famous as Lang Xiong in Taiwan's film world. With his sophisticated acting skills and precise body language cultivated by martial arts movies for a long time, he not only became an indispensable role in CAI's works, but also ushered in another peak in his later life. He regarded himself as a tough guy all his life. He died of lymphatic cancer on January 19, 2005. Before he died, he still wrote "I am a tough guy" and other words.

Film and television works

1956: love between coachmen

1958: Ben

Diao Chan and Lv Bu, 1967

1967: Longmen Inn

1968: finger out

1968: the quack

1969: Iron Lady

1969: a sword King

1969: black and white road

1970: chivalrous woman

1970: Fire

1971: the sword

1971: eight girls with two guns

1971: lone escort

1971: big evil star

1971: great wind

1971: biography of desert Heroes

1971: the king of Assassins

1972: swallow, Li San

Female boxer, 1972

1972: dragon, tiger and leopard

1972: bawangquan

1972: the daughter of the world

1972: Chaozhou angry man

1972: Iron Triangle

1973: run into the evil woman

1973: kill all

1973: wild tiger

1973: anger

1973: breaking the death line

1974: great Motianling

1974: two vajras of ghost horse

1974: black hand

1974: tiger baby

1974: heroes list

1974: Pearl River storm

1975: the world

1975: seven faced man

1975: the country and the city

1976: Yingtai weeping for blood

1976: badaolouzi

1976: Yin and Yang in love with heaven

1976: Wood Lane in Shaolin

1976: Black Dragon Society

1977: frost blade

1977: the man of the moment

1977: the sword

1977: Jiaojiao Corps

1977: Dragon and snake

True white snake, 1978

1978: the end of the world

1978: Hong wending and Hu Yabiao

1978: eight steps of snake and crane

1978: big steamed bread and pretty girl

1978: Jade Dragonfly

1978: Zhan Tianshan

1979: drunk monkey girl

1979: Seventy two evil stars

1979: "a million generals, one soldier"

1979: the Royal Guards

1980: I'm invincible

1980: the land after the Emperor

1980: one and a half moves in the world

1980: Tears of prodigal son

1980: you Ling Warrior

1980: wind and cloud of 100000 mountains

1980: ghost magic power

1980: Paradise in hell

1981: the rapist

1981: Emperor and eunuch

1981: the iron man fighting the old man

1981: Tianzi No.1

1982: years of idiots

1983: stars know my heart

1983: chasing ghosts

Universiade in 1983

1985: the beautiful man of Tang Dynasty

1985: "you run after me"

1987: the barefoot angel

1988: women and men

1992: Youth Nezha

1996: comic King

1997: Rivers

1998: the cave

2001: what time are you there

2003: never leave

2003: no see