The current situation of the leading actors in the classic Hong Kong drama "Mountain Journey Again", this one actually lost his beloved son and was imprisoned

"Travel to Tiger Mountain Again" is a TV series produced by Hong Kong Asia Television and first broadcast in June 1983. Xu Xiaoming serves as the producer. This drama is a famous martial arts drama series in the 1980s. It was later introduced to the mainland of China by Guangdong Television. Like the martial arts dramas such as "The Hero Fearless" and "Chen Zhen", "Xiang Hushan Xing" is quite famous and deeply rooted in the mainland of China. The plot is even more familiar to the public, and the drama has also been remade by mainland TV stations.

Now this TV series has been on the air for 36 years, and the situation of all the starring actors in the TV series has undergone earth-shaking changes. I will talk about it in detail next.

Michelle is a well-known actress in the Hong Kong television industry. She has worked for Jiayi TV, Li's TV (Asia Television), and TVB.

During her Jiayi TV period, she starred in the first TV series of the same name adapted from Jin Yong's martial arts novel "The Legend of the Condor Heroes". She played Huang Rong in the play, which resulted in the first million-viewing miracle in the history of television at that time, and she became famous. She became the most popular actress in Hong Kong at that time, and the most popular cover girl of major film and television weekly magazines. She has been the most popular cover girl for many years. Received awards such as Hong Kong's top ten TV artists.

Due to the bankruptcy of Jiashi, Michelle later became a contract artist of Li's Television (the predecessor of Asia Television). Costume dramas were popular at that time, and Michelle's performances were mostly in costume, including "The Great Heroes", "The Love of the Earth", "Tai Chi Zhang Sanfeng", "Martial Arts Empress", "The Hero Fearless", etc.

In the 1980s, when Lai's TV was renamed Asia Television, Michelle still performed at ATV and was the "first sister" of ATV. In 1985, she starred in "The Footsteps", where she and Liu Songyan performed, and were hailed as the best on-screen couple. ATV has been suffering from a long-term ratings disadvantage. With its popularity, Michelle has become one of the symbols of ATV.

In the 1990s, as ATV drastically reduced its drama production due to long-term losses, Michelle decided to switch to TVB in 1993 after serving for many years. Later, she participated in "The Storm" and "The Happy Place" Works such as "Woman's Pain" and "House of Heart-wrenching Storm".

Now Michelle is focusing her work on the mainland, mainly participating in costume TV dramas filmed in the mainland. However, Michelle also made a cameo appearance in last year's hit TVB drama series "The Secret of the Palace".

Tung Piao is a famous horse critic and actor in Hong Kong. As a horse critic, the horse racing programs he hosted on Asia Television and Radio were deeply loved by Hong Kong citizens. As an actor, he has also appeared in many movies and TV series.

In terms of movies, Dong Piao shot many comedy movies in the 1980s and 1990s, including "Police Story", "Double Fat", "North and South Mom", "Rich and Rich Series" and "Plan A Sequel" wait.

In terms of TV dramas, Dong Piao has been working for Lai TV (Asia Television), and his representative works include "The Hero Fearless", "The Love of the Earth", "Chameleon", "The Great Heroes" and so on.

In July 2005, Dong Piao announced his retirement due to physical problems. Since then, he has been hospitalized many times. On February 16, 2006, Tung Piao was admitted to St. Paul's Hospital in Causeway Bay due to heart and lung diseases. On February 22, Tung Piao died in the hospital due to lung failure at the age of 72.

Zhang Zheng was born in Beijing and studied in Shanghai. He went to Hong Kong in 1948 to develop. Joined the Great Wall Film Company in 1951 and has starred in "Ming Feng", "Thunderstorm", "Rose Rock", "Fishing Love", "Peerless Beauty", "Blood-Stained Girl's Heart", "Heroic Sons and Daughters", and "Qu Yuan" Waiting for the video. He was a versatile actor in Mandarin films at that time, with a wide range of roles. He could play roles including niche, emperor, ethnic minorities, heroes and so on.

In the 1970s, Zhang Zheng, Fanfan, Tang Ruojing and other Mandarin film actors joined Lai TV and continued their acting career. It was not until the 1990s that they faded out of the Hong Kong film and television industry. During this period, they participated in "The New Chameleon", "Angry" "Sword Cry", "Travel to Tiger Mountain Again", "Royal Couple", "Nine Kings Seize the Throne" and many other dramas.

Now Zhang Zheng has immigrated to Canada. He once served as the vice president of the Vancouver Film and Television Association and also participated in foreign film performances.

Kevin Yeung is a former (Asian) TV actor who became popular in the Mainland for his role in "The Great Hero Fearless". This character's image is deeply rooted in the hearts of the people and is still remembered by many Hong Kong and Mainland audiences to this day. Later he became a supporting actor in many martial arts action films.

With the craze caused by the TV series at that time, Yang Jiaan can often be seen on TV advertising rice cookers and other products. Later, Yang Jia'an also served as a director, and then turned to the business world. His businesses include real estate companies, restaurants, and bridal shops, and he also has investment and production in the mainland.

Contrary to the prosperity in business, Yang Jiaan once suffered the pain of losing a son. Yang Zhongmin, his 25-year-old only son from his ex-wife, committed suicide at his residence in Saigon in November 1999 due to work pressure.

In 2002, Hong Kong businessman Lam Han-lie was shot dead twice by a professional killer at close range at Luk Yu Teahouse in Central. It was reported that eight people who paid for the murder and the assailant were arrested in Shenzhen. The Municipal Intermediate People's Court announced that Yang Jia'an turned out to be one of the masterminds. He was sentenced to life imprisonment and deprived of political rights for life.

Bruce Leung, Bruce Lee, Ti Lung, and Jackie Chan formed the "Four Little Dragons of Hong Kong". He studied Wing Chun and Karate and has a superb foundation in martial arts.

Liang Xiaolong has made many TV series and movies. In 1973, he starred in the movie "The Dragon and the Tiger". Among them, he participated in the TV series "The Hero Fearless" in 1981 and "Chen Zhen" in 1982. Liang Xiaolong performed Chen Zhen in the play is well-known. He returned to mainland China in the mid-1980s and was invited by the United Front Work Department to visit the former residence of Huo Yuanjia in Tianjin. He was also received by the founding marshal Ye Jianying.

Later, it was blocked by the Taiwan government due to political reasons. After being introduced to business, he retired for nearly twenty years.

During this period, he also returned to participate in Stephen Chow's movie "Kung Fu", playing the role of the evil god of fire.

However, Bruce Leung also participated in the Chinese New Year movie "Ruby", which was recently released in Hong Kong.

Joined Hong Kong Phoenix Film Company in 1975. His first film was "Early Spring Storm", and he later became the protagonist of many martial arts action films.

In 1979, due to the suspension of production of Phoenix Film Company and joining Li's TV, Li Han took the lead in developing in the television industry. In "The Great Hero Fearless" (a 1981 TV series starring Huang Yuan-shen and Michelle Wong), he played the handsome and handsome villain Long Haisheng, who looks like a gentleman but is actually betraying his friends and enemies. The character's evil image has deeply rooted in the hearts of the people and is still remembered by many audiences in Hong Kong and Mainland China to this day.

In the early 1980s, Lai Han-chi played important roles in several TV dramas. For example, in 1980, he played the chief leader of the Red Flower Club in "The Great Heroes 2", "The Four Famous Catchers", "Traveling to Tiger Mountain Again", "A River of Spring Flows East", etc., most of the characters give people a sense of both good and evil.

In 1985, Lai Hanchi switched to TVB. Since then, he has rarely acted as a leading actor. Instead, he has transformed into a licorice actor who mainly plays middle-aged and elderly characters, such as Master Yideng in "The Legend of the Condor Heroes", Qu Yang from "The Swordsman".

After the mid-1990s, Lai Hanchi quit the film and television industry and immigrated to Canada with his wife. Later, he returned to do business between Hong Kong and mainland China. He only appeared in a few TV dramas such as "The Legend of Two Dragons of the Tang Dynasty" and "The Amazing Shot". Made a cameo appearance.

On June 14, 2013, Li Hanchi died of acute pneumonia at the age of 62.

Wu Weiguo later joined TVB after graduating from the TVB artist training class in 1973. At that time, he starred in many TV series on TVB. Because he and co-star Lui Youhui played lovers in the dramas "Wushan League" and "Ship", the two were known as the "golden boy and beautiful girl" and they were also the first couple created by TVB. Screen couple.

In 1976, Jiayi TV hired Wu Weiguo with a high salary, and Wu Weiguo resolutely switched to Jiayi to perform "Dream of Red Mansions". Unfortunately, Jiashi went bankrupt in 1978, so he went to Taiwan to make movies. In 1979, he finally accepted the invitation of Lai TV to star in the drama "The Transformation of the Silkworm", so Wu Weiguo continued to film dramas in Lai TV, even if Lai TV changed hands to ATV, until the 1990s.

As ATV reduced drama production due to serious losses, Wu Weiguo began to fade out of ATV drama performances.

In 1993, he returned to TVB to perform in dramas such as "The Third Court" and "The Heroes of the Sui and Tang Dynasties", but he was no longer the protagonist, and it only lasted a few years. In 1995, he began to remain semi-retired and only performed intermittently in China.

In 2007, he was invited by TVB to return to his old club for the third time. He played the villain Wei Tianxing in "The Storm", and performed in dramas such as "Golden Powder in the Silver House" and "Five Flavors of Life". Now he has He left TVB for the third time and faded out of the entertainment industry.

Lin Di'an is a famous martial arts instructor and actor in Hong Kong. He once worked for Li's Television (Asia Television) and studied under Xu Xiaoming. Later, he left the television industry and moved to the film industry.

In the 1990s, Lin Dian worked with Cheng Xiaodong. After directing several martial arts films such as "The Hero of the Storm" and "Heroes of China", Lin Di'an gradually established his own style. Since then, Lin Dian has gone abroad to serve as the ringmaster for Hollywood blockbusters such as "The Matrix" and "Spider-Man 2", and has received international acclaim. Lin Dian has served as martial arts director and other behind-the-scenes positions in many famous film works.

Dian Lin has also made guest appearances in movies, especially his guest appearances in Stephen Chow's movies, such as "The Wild Star", "The Trickster", "The Gambler", etc.