Is it true that the villain Ji Chunhua is dead?

Ji Chunhua, a famous martial arts actor, died in Hangzhou on July 1 1 at the age of 57. The sudden death of Ji Chunhua shocked and regretted many colleagues in the industry. It is reported that Ji Chunhua had just finished filming the film Wudong Tiandi directed by Zhang Zhiliang before his death. The film has not yet been finalized, but it has unexpectedly become Ji Chunhua's legacy. Because of the limitation of appearance, Ji Chunhua almost always plays the villain role in film and television works, but his superb performance has won unanimous recognition both inside and outside the industry.

Ji Chunhua, 196 1, from Hangzhou, Zhejiang. When he was young, he was a member of Zhejiang Wushu Team, and he had a solid foundation in Wushu. Ji Chunhua had a serious illness when he was young. His hair fell off and he became bald. However, baldness is not too much trouble for a Wushu athlete. By chance, Ji Chunhua heard that the cast of Shaolin Temple was looking for a martial arts actor, so he gave it a try. Unexpectedly, he was finally chosen to play the vulture, one of the villains. 1982 After Shaolin Temple was popular all over the country, it was shown in cities and towns for many years, and Ji Chunhua became popular.

After officially becoming an actor, Ji Chunhua starred in many martial arts films, such as North and South Shaolin, Yellow River Hero and so on, all of which played villains. During this period, he also appeared in Red Sorghum directed by Zhang Yimou, in which he played the robber leader, Bald Head and Three Guns, which also left a deep impression on the audience.

/kloc-After the 1990s, Ji Chunhua has appeared in many film and television dramas, such as Kung Fu Kid, New Shaolin Five Ancestors, Liancheng Tactics, Eight Dragons, Seven Swords Down the Tianshan Mountains and so on, and has been active in film and television circles. Although he has always been famous for playing the villain, all the actors he worked with praised him as a dedicated and honest man, and his death was also a loss for the film and television industry.