Ching Miao (Chinese: 井淼, March 15, 1913 – 1989) was a Taiwanese actor born in Shandong, China. He had appeared in over 190 films, mostly in Hong Kong for the Shaw Brothers Studio.
He won the Best Supporting Actor for Golden Horse Awards twice, for Between Tears and Smiles (1964) and Too Late for Love (1967) respectively.
Actress Ching Li is his daughter.
1985
as Fong De
1984
as Official Li
1984
as Black Magic clan leader
1984
as Mr. Lee
1984
1984
as Villager
1983
as Shue Sang's Foster Father
1983
as Ah Wong
1983
as Wu Tang Chief Wo-Tao
1983
as Father Kuo / Kwok's Father
1983
as Emperor
1983
as Tian Kui
1982
as He Feng
1982
as Village elder
1982
as Xiaofeng's grandfather
1982
as Patriarch of Liu family
1982
as Guest at Fu's Banquet
1982
as Advocate General Li Cheng Zhong
1982
as 8th Prince
1982
as Dr Zhao
1981
as Tian Bai Shi
1981
as Li Yianbei
1981
as Prince of Dian
1981
as Judge
1981
as Watches the Lion Dance
1981
as Governor
1981
1981
as Mr. Cui
1981
as Fifth Lord
1981
as Bai Xiao Sheng
1980
as Shangguan Wangsun
1980
as Kao Chien Fei's Master
1980
as Huang Lao Liu
1980
as Doctor
1980
as Boss Lan Fei / Black Leopard
1980
as Judge of Hell
1980
as Paper Shop Boss
1980
as Mr Yin Chun Bong
1979
as Police chief
1979
as Art Admirer
1979
as Dr. Wan Chuen Liu
1979
as Mr. Li
1979
as Zhou Zhen Xian
1979
as Li Chang Chun
1979
as Judge
1979
as Magistrate
1979
as Tung Fang Bu Bai
1978
as Ho To's Father
1978
as Master Li Jing Ying
1978
as Master Zhu Ming
1978
as White Brow Eagle Yan Tin Jing
1978
as White Brow Eagle Yan Tin Jing
1978
1978
as Priest Tieshan / Zhi's Father
1978
as Wai Jing Yuan, Wai Fung's Father
1978
as Leng Ruojun
1978
as One of Lu's friends
1978
as Tibet Lama Koupin
1977
as Xue Bin
1977
as Dr. Yun
1977
as Shaolin Abbot
1977
as Ge Ying
1977
as Keeper Shih Wang-Sun
1977
as Tang Quan Kang
1977
as Chief Editor Ji Xiao-Lan
1977
as Zhao Jian
1977
1977
1977
as Sun Xue Pu
1977
1977
as Qin
1976
as Priest Tian Suan
1976
as Village Head
1976
as Zhang Lao-Hai
1976
as Chiu Shui Ching
1976
as Prime Minister Lau Yung
1976
1976
as Hsien Lung / Helmsman of Lung Men Soc
1976
as Minister Rong Lu
1975
as Bank boss
1975
as Official Yung Lu
1975
as Family head
1974
as Wang Hsi Jen
1974
as Head of Feng family
1974
1974
as Speaker/Brothel customer
1974
as Yang De Zheng, the Patriarch
1974
as Priest at wedding
1974
as Boss Chou Li De
1974
as Wong Dor Kei
1974
as Treasury Commissioner Qian
1974
as Master Jin
1974
as Wang's father
1973
as Doctor Kim
1973
as Huang
1973
as Master Fang
1973
as Judge
1973
as Gu Chang Bo
1973
as Emperor Chin
1972
as Tung San-Yeh
1972
as Fu Bing-Zhong
1972
as Pang's step-father
1972
as Master Wang Hsin-Tien
1972
as Minister Wang Ching
1972
as Ogawa
1972
as Chief Wen
1972
as Master Tseng Chang Kuan
1971
as Fan Ke's Father
1971
as Marshall Chin
1971
as Huang San-Cheng
1971
1971
as Fei Qingyan
1971
as Deadly Fingers Wan Hau Ba
1970
as Jin Yan Tang
1970
as Hua Zhenfang
1970
as Zhou Tung
1970
as Chief of Huashan
1969
as Lord Yin
1969
as Grand Tutor
1969
as Chief Yu Yuan
1969
as Niu
1969
as Yin-erh's dad
1968
as Xiong Jian Fang
1968
as Managing Director
1968
as Master Mui Lingchuen
1968
1968
as Huang Da Ba
1968
as Cao Tien-Lung
1968
as Acrobat
1967
as Secretary Tong
1967
as Dr. Hong
1967
as Chief Mumaiti
1967
as Wen-Chieh's father
1967
as Shing Tien Kuei
1967
as Judge Pao
1967
as Chief Wei Fei-Hu
1967
as Chief of Staff Chen
1967
as Lord Liu
1967
as Commander Zheng Quan Xi
1966
as Uncle Ling
1966
as King Ox
1966
as Mr. Ji
1966
as Mr. Ji
1966
as Chang Pei-Yan
1966
as Judge Gai
1965
as Zhong Yan
1965
as Judge Bao Zheng
1965
as General Ruan Bao-Fan
1965
as Uncle Tu
1965
as Prime Minister Chiu Zun
1965
as Japanese Officer at County Gate
1965
as Governor General Lu Lin
1965
as Judge Pao
1964
as General Cao Lin
1964
as Emperor Chu Hou-Tsung
1964
as Judge Pao Cheng
1964
as Ex-Civil Minister Wang Chiun
1964
as Viscount Chi Chang
1964
as Commander
1964
as Xu Ya
1964
as He Jiu (Ho Chiu-Shu)
1964
as General Chang
1963
as Governor Kuai Ju-Hsiang
1963
as Deputy Minister Cheng Pu
1963
as Ying-Tai's Father
1962
1960
as Ho Cha Mei (Ho Tsei-Mei)
1960
1960
as Lung Bing-Hsun
1955
1949