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- Tsui Hsiao-ping (Chinese: 崔小萍; pinyin: Cuī Xiǎopíng; 1922/23 – 11 March 2017) was a Taiwanese radio personality and director. Tsui was born in Jinan, China as the daughter of a postal worker. Her family was forced to move away from their home due to the Second Sino-Japanese War. She studied at Sichuan's Sixth Middle School in Deyang and later attended National Drama College. Tsui arrived in Taiwan as a member of the touring Shanghai Audience Company in late 1947. When the Kuomintang retreated to Taiwan in 1949, Tsui found it impossible to return to China. Subsequently, she began working for China Broadcasting Company in Taiwan. Her Broadcast Drama, on the air weekly on Sunday evenings, became immensely popular. In 1968, Tsui was arrested and charged with colluding with the Chinese Communist Party. Sentenced to fourteen years imprisonment, she was released in 1977. In 2000, she was honored with the Golden Bell Award for Special Lifetime Achievement. The next year, Tsui published a memoir. Over the course of her career, Tsui taught at National Taiwan University of Arts, Shih Hsin University, and National Taiwan College of Performing Arts. Tsui died in 2017, aged 94, at National Taiwan University Hospital in Taipei. (en)
- 崔小萍（1922年1月10日－2017年3月11日），藝名艾納，是一位出身山東濟南的戲劇工作者。她曾在中國廣播公司製作約七百部廣播劇，也曾在1966年導演瓊瑤小說《窗外》改編的同名黑白片電影《窗外》。 在臺灣白色恐怖時期，她曾因遭懷疑是匪諜，於1968年至1977年之間被囚禁在監獄之中。 (zh)
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- 崔小萍（1922年1月10日－2017年3月11日），藝名艾納，是一位出身山東濟南的戲劇工作者。她曾在中國廣播公司製作約七百部廣播劇，也曾在1966年導演瓊瑤小說《窗外》改編的同名黑白片電影《窗外》。 在臺灣白色恐怖時期，她曾因遭懷疑是匪諜，於1968年至1977年之間被囚禁在監獄之中。 (zh)
- Tsui Hsiao-ping (Chinese: 崔小萍; pinyin: Cuī Xiǎopíng; 1922/23 – 11 March 2017) was a Taiwanese radio personality and director. Tsui was born in Jinan, China as the daughter of a postal worker. Her family was forced to move away from their home due to the Second Sino-Japanese War. She studied at Sichuan's Sixth Middle School in Deyang and later attended National Drama College. Tsui arrived in Taiwan as a member of the touring Shanghai Audience Company in late 1947. When the Kuomintang retreated to Taiwan in 1949, Tsui found it impossible to return to China. Subsequently, she began working for China Broadcasting Company in Taiwan. Her Broadcast Drama, on the air weekly on Sunday evenings, became immensely popular. In 1968, Tsui was arrested and charged with colluding with the Chinese Communis (en)
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- 崔小萍 (zh)
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