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| rdfs:comment | - Tsai Chin is a Chinese actress, director, teacher and author. She was the first Chinese student to study at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts and later earned a Master Degree at Tufts Universty in Boston. She starred onstage in The World of Susie Wong in the West End and Golden Child on Broadway. She also appeared in two Bond movies as a Bond Girl, You Only Live Twice and Casino Royale. She has been the first acting instructor to be invited to teach in China since the Chinese Revolution. Her single "The Ding Dong Song" reached the top of the charts in Asia.
- Tsai Chin played Helen Rubenstein in seasons two and three of Grey's Anatomy.
- Chin was born to Peking Opera actor Zhou Xinfang in 1936. She spent her early life in Shanghai and had two short marriages, both of which ended in divorce. Her brother is Michael Chow, owner of the Mr. Chow restaurant chain, and she is the aunt to actress/model China Chow and her brother Maximillian Chow, who are the children of Michael and his ex-wife, Tina Chow. She was the first person with Chinese roots to study at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, London, in 1951 and later became an associate member.
- The third daughter of Chinese actor Zhou Xinfang (Chinese: 周信芳), Tsai Chin was the first Chinese student trained at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London, England, and later earned a Masters Degree at Tufts University in Boston, Massachusetts. Her career spans more than five decades and three continents: Great Britain, United States and China. She starred onstage in London's West End in The World of Susie Wong, and on Broadway in Golden Child. She was the first acting instructor to be invited to teach acting in China after the Cultural Revolution, when China's universities re-opened.
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| TV Series | - Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.
- *The Only Light in the Darkness
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| Birthplace | - Shanghai, China
- Tainjin, China
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| Episode | - "The Only Light in the Darkness"
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| Birth | - 1936-11-30
- Shanghai, China
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| abstract | - Tsai Chin is a Chinese actress, director, teacher and author. She was the first Chinese student to study at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts and later earned a Master Degree at Tufts Universty in Boston. She starred onstage in The World of Susie Wong in the West End and Golden Child on Broadway. She also appeared in two Bond movies as a Bond Girl, You Only Live Twice and Casino Royale. She has been the first acting instructor to be invited to teach in China since the Chinese Revolution. Her single "The Ding Dong Song" reached the top of the charts in Asia.
- Tsai Chin played Helen Rubenstein in seasons two and three of Grey's Anatomy.
- Chin was born to Peking Opera actor Zhou Xinfang in 1936. She spent her early life in Shanghai and had two short marriages, both of which ended in divorce. Her brother is Michael Chow, owner of the Mr. Chow restaurant chain, and she is the aunt to actress/model China Chow and her brother Maximillian Chow, who are the children of Michael and his ex-wife, Tina Chow. She was the first person with Chinese roots to study at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, London, in 1951 and later became an associate member.
- The third daughter of Chinese actor Zhou Xinfang (Chinese: 周信芳), Tsai Chin was the first Chinese student trained at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London, England, and later earned a Masters Degree at Tufts University in Boston, Massachusetts. Her career spans more than five decades and three continents: Great Britain, United States and China. She starred onstage in London's West End in The World of Susie Wong, and on Broadway in Golden Child. She was the first acting instructor to be invited to teach acting in China after the Cultural Revolution, when China's universities re-opened.
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