Who are the Hong Kong stars in action movies?

1982 In Shaolin Temple directed by Zhang Xinyan, 17-year-old martial arts champion Jet Li's martial arts were amazing, which made Jet Li an instant hit, triggered the second global martial arts craze after Bruce Lee, and laid a milestone for him to become a martial arts superstar in the future. 199 1 year, Jet Li performed Huang Feihong, which reached a new peak in his acting career. Later, he cooperated with Tsui Hark and other directors in several martial arts films, which successfully promoted the trend of martial arts films in Hong Kong and Taiwan. Jet Li has shot more than 30 classic kung fu works in the past 20 years, and won the Best Actor Award in the 27th Hong Kong Film Awards for his warlords.

Sammo Hung

A famous actor in Hong Kong was a big shot in the Hong Kong film industry in the 1980s. When Sammo Hung was ten years old, he joined Yu Zhanyuan to study Peking Opera. He is the brother of seven little bastards. His stage name is, and later he became a child star with the stage name Zhu. Sammo Hung's films cover a wide range, including actors, action directors, directors, producers, screenwriters and martial artists. He has made great contributions to Hong Kong movies and created the trend of black kung fu comedies and fashion action movies. Sammo Hung won the Best Actor Award in the Second Hong Kong Film Awards for "Watch Your Hands", and then won the Best Actor Award in the 33rd Asia-Pacific Film Festival for "Seven Little Blessings".

Donnie Yen

Donnie Yen was born in a well-educated family and grew up in Boston, USA. He was sent to Beijing Wushu Team to study Wushu with Jet Li. On the way back to America, Donnie Yen was introduced to Yuan Heping, a famous martial arts coach. Under the enlightenment of Yuan Heping, Donnie Yen explored various martial arts styles, gradually established his own unique martial arts system, and began to enter the film industry. Wushu has made Donnie Yen's career, and movies have carried his dreams. Donnie Yen showed the charm of traditional martial arts in Iron Horse, and became a favorite martial arts film of China costume for American audiences. Using wet cloth as a weapon against Jet Li in "Huang Feihong's second son is self-reliant" established his status as a kung fu superstar, and was nominated for best supporting actor in the 12 Hong Kong Film Awards. In recent years, Donnie Yen has made great achievements in action movies, winning the Best Action Design Award in the 23rd, 25th and 27th Hong Kong Film Awards respectively.

John Chiang

One of the important martial arts stars in the 1970s. John Chiang began to be a child star at the age of four, and participated in films such as Beauty in Jiangshan. 1966 joined Shao as a martial artist and was appreciated by the director. Together with Tommy Tam, he was accepted as a second-generation disciple and played the leading role in "Ranger". 1970, becoming the first actor in Hong Kong to win the "Best Actor" at the Asian Film Festival with Revenge. At that time, the popularity was very high, and many films were made, including Bodyguard, Blood Spraying Horse, Thirteen Pacific Insurance, New One-armed Knife, Rebellion and Dead Corner. In 1980s, John Chiang changed the direction of performing arts and starred in many sensational comedies, such as Little Fear, Treasure Robbery, Loudspeaker from Thunder and Prosperity. John Chiang married actress Li Linlin and immigrated to Canada. In recent years, he returned to Hong Kong to develop and continue his passionate acting career.

Biao Yuen

Formerly known as Xia Lingzhen, Hong Kong action actor, one of the seven little blessings, studied under Yu Zhanyuan. Since 10, he has participated in film and television performances as a child actor. In the 1970s, he participated in Bruce Lee's Jingwumen, enter the dragon's and Shao's costume martial arts films Tianya Dao, meteor butterfly sword and Sword of the Third Young Master. Compared with two senior brothers, Sammo Hung, Jackie Chan and Yuan Biao, their figure is better and their movements are more elegant. His major works include "Fast Food Car", "Lucky Star in Summer" and "Huang Feihong", which have a certain influence in Southeast Asia and Japan. He once founded Taihe Independent Production Company, and 1992 directed and starred in Tibet Kid. 1983 designed movements for five lucky stars, and won the Best Action Guidance Award in the 3rd Hong Kong Academy Awards.

Tommy Tam

Hong Kong martial arts films and kung fu films are very important actors. 1968, Tommy Tam was admitted to Shaw Company's Southern Actor Training Course, and won the director Zhang Che, becoming the most successful partner with John Chiang in "Double Corner". Tommy Tam is not only similar in appearance, but also rich in martial arts moves. Therefore, his films are all the rage in Taiwan Province Province and Southeast Asia, and his acting skills are well-known. 1973 won the 1 1 Golden Horse Award "Special Award for Excellent Acting" and the 19 Asian Film Festival "Outstanding Actor" Award for the role of the villain Ma Xinyi in "Stinging Horse". He established himself as a martial arts star in the film industry with his excellent performances. 1986, Tommy Tam made another attack and won the Best Actor Award in the 23rd Taiwan Golden Horse Award for "The True Color of Heroes". In the late 1980s, Tommy Tam announced his retirement and made a comeback with 1993. In recent years, he is still active in the film industry. His latest works are Three Kingdoms Dismantling Dragons and A Good Dad.

Jackie Chan

He is a famous actor and director with great influence in Chinese society and a famous movie star in Greater China. He mainly appeared in thrilling action movies, among which Never Give Up won the Best Feature Film Award at the Hong Kong Film Awards. He is one of the three most influential actors in the Chinese world. Together with Stephen Chow and Chow Yun Fat, it is called "two weeks 10%", which means the guarantee of box office of Hong Kong films. The difference is that Jackie Chan's acting skills are not superb. He is famous for his kung fu and light comedy. Jackie Chan is an international kung fu movie superstar.

Wu Jing

Originally a Wushu athlete, he joined the Beijing Wushu Team at the age of 6, and became the champion of boxing, gun and knife in the national Wushu competition at the age of 12. Later, he was invited by Yuan Heping, a famous Hong Kong director, to shoot martial arts films and began to enter the entertainment industry. He has made movies and TV series with the theme of martial arts in Hongkong and Chinese mainland. He claimed to follow the example of the famous action movie actor Jet Li and become an excellent movie star. In recent films, such as Kill the Wolf, Black Boxing, Take the Handsome, etc., he has performed very well.

Siu-ho Chin

1963 was born in Guangdong and grew up in Hong Kong. He studied the Kung Fu of the Great Sage since he was a child, and won the bronze medal in the first Kung Fu Challenge at the age of 14. Later, he entered the martial arts training class of Shaw Company and was appreciated by director Zhang Che. Luo is one of them. He made his debut in Ten Tigers and The Last Five Tigers of Guangdong and Guangxi, and later played the leading role in The Legend of Flying Fox. His main works are Shaolin Wudang, Fork Hands, Night Building, etc. In recent years, I have worked behind the scenes and in front of the curtain.

Ka Lok Chin

Hong Kong film and television actor, program host, martial arts director and director. Qian Jiale is the younger brother of Kung Fu actor Qian Shaohao. Qian is now an artist. Qian Jiale was a martial artist in Long Hudou when he first entered the business. He didn't perform much in front of the curtain, and his fame was not as good as that of his brother Xiao Haoqin. He was invited by Ceng Zhiwei to replace Jordan chan as an "old man" in the super invincible winner series of TVB, and his funny instinct was discovered before he was widely known. Later, he became the hero of the wireless TV series "A Thousand Miles of Marriage in a Wrong Circle" and hosted a variety show.

Adam Cheng

Adam Cheng was born in a scholarly family and had a special liking for performances. 1963, he was admitted to the fourth training course of Daxi and the Nanguo Experimental Troupe, with the stage name Zheng. Through the tempering of the stage play, he learned a lot of performance experience and won some performance opportunities for him. He has made more than 20 films such as Black Star and Wen Chen Su. Although most of them are unknown supporting roles, they also laid a good foundation for the future performing arts. 1976, Chen Jialuo, Gan Long and Fu Kang 'an became famous in the book of sword and revenge. Later, he starred in Lu Xiaofeng, Yi Tian Slaughter the Dragon, Chu Liuxiang and other martial arts dramas. The heroic image is deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. In particular, Chu Liuxiang's plays made him all the rage in Taiwan Province Province.