Lihen Gao

Acting

Lihen Gao

Born 1890-09-24 · Hubei, China

Acting credits

Behind the camera

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NR

Hong Kong romance.

The Platinum Dragon (Part 2)

1937

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NR

Hong Kong drama.

The Mad Woman

1937

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10.0

The film is divided into seven episodes, each episode directed by a different director. The film was selected as one of the top hundred Chinese films by film historian Du Yunzhi (HKFA).

At This Crucial Juncture

1938

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NR

Hong Kong comedy.

A Stroke of Luck

1937

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NR

Hong Kong drama.

A Goddaughter's Secret

1937

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NR

‘After two relationships that fail to lead to marriage, Luk Mo-jing (Lee Yi-nin) moves to a nearby town to escape being married off to a rich factory owner. In her new life, she finally meets a man she loves, only to discover that he, too, is an incompetent coward. With her adopted daughter Sau-wah (Leong Tim-tim) in tow, Moying establishes a vocational school for children from poor families. Showing the harsh obstacles that face a woman in 1930’s Chinese society, the film depicts a new generation of women who believe in free will and independence.

The Light of Women

1937

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NR

Hong Kong drama.

The Profligate Son

1938

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NR

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Xin sheng

1943

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NR

Liao Xiao Qiao, a prostitute, is forced to commit suicide after being cheated by Zhao Huai An and turned into a ghost. To avenge her death, Xiao Qiao begs Liu Jun Xian, a hawker, to take her under an umbrella to the Kwong Cheong Lung grocery store owned by Huai An, so that she can be transformed into a beautiful woman and kill Huai An with her own hands.

Ruckus at Kwong Cheong Lung

1949

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NR

Hong Kong comedy.

The Wild Old Man

1937

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NR

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Renzhu

1934

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NR

In this deeply moving tale, a wealthy young man, Tak (Pak Wan), falls in love with his aunt’s servant, Ling (Pak Yin). However, their relationship is cut short by the stark difference in their social statuses. Unbeknownst to Tak, Ling becomes pregnant and is cruelly cast out of her employer’s household, facing the stigma of unmarried motherhood. Tragedy soon follows as her child suffers from an acute illness, forcing Ling into prostitution to survive. Her plight worsens when she is falsely accused of murdering a client who has, in fact, committed suicide. When Tak, now a lawyer, learns of her suffering, he returns to seek justice for her.

A Reborn Romantic

1948