Why did Liang Xiaolong and Stephen Chow turn against each other?

Maybe many viewers are not familiar with Liang Xiaolong. He is the ultimate boss who can do frog work in Stephen Chow's movie Kung Fu. As early as 1970s, Liang Xiaolong, together with Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan and Tommy Tam, was called the "Four Little Dragons" in Hong Kong entertainment circle. His films, such as Huo Yuanjia and Zhen Chen, are very popular all over the country.

Liang Xiaolong was born in Guangdong. There are nine brothers and one sister in his family. He lives with his grandmother. Since Liang Xiaolong was the first child in his family, he thought he had the responsibility to support his family since he was a child. After that, Liang Xiaolong began to learn martial arts and even worshipped Japanese karate masters. Finally, Liang Xiaolong, who appeared in front of netizens, is a martial arts master.

After Liang Xiaolong made many achievements in martial arts, Liang Xiaolong entered the entertainment circle and became a stuntman on the recommendation of his uncle. From entering the entertainment circle to 198 1, Liang Xiaolong is not famous. Until later, Liang Xiaolong starred in a work "Heroes of Huo Yuanjia", in which Zhen Chen's performance attracted great attention. Later, the director produced a work "Zhen Chen" for Liang Xiaolong, which made Liang Xiaolong familiar to Hong Kong people. Only later, due to some reasons, Liang Xiaolong's career fell into a trough.

It is said that Stephen Chow also invited Liang Xiaolong to star in Kung Fu through Visiting the Maolu. Xingye personally visited for three times, and Liang Xiaolong finally agreed to attend. After working on Kung Fu, Liang Xiaolong also signed a contract with Stephen Chow Film Company. But then they fell out.

The reason why they fell out was "sharing money". Liang Xiaolong said: "He personally called me to sign him. I hesitated at first, but after seeing his sincerity, I finally agreed and signed a three-year contract. How do I know that his company has taken a lot of kickbacks? It's really too much! I told his company executives that I wanted to get the contract back, and they actually told me that it was gone! "

Stephen Chow's company is another answer, which makes it difficult to judge right from wrong. How to solve it after the incident has not been made public, but the relationship between the two fell to freezing point.

No matter who is right or wrong, I hope they are all well!