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Tianranxiu (this was a stage name; her original family name was Gao) (second half of 13th-century) was a Chinese actress of the zaju theater.She is also a courtesan.She was described as a great beauty and regarded as a national treasure in contemporary China, praised for her roles as heroine and as female members of the Imperial family, and counted Bai Pu and Li Gaizhi among her admirers.
