What are the martial arts actors in Hong Kong?

Sammo Hung 1:

Sammo Hung is an actor, director, action director, producer, screenwriter and producer in Hongkong, China. 65438-0966, as the action director of the action film "Come and have a drink with me". In 1970s, the action film team Red Overtime was established. 197 1 won the best action design award of the first Taiwan Province Golden Dragon Award for his action film "Double Sword", 1973 co-starred with Bruce Lee in the action film "enter the dragon".

2. Jackie Chan:

Jackie Chan,1born in Hongkong on April 7th, 954, is a China film actor, director, producer, screenwriter and singer, and a national first-class actor. 197 1 year entered the film circle as a martial artist. 1978, the action style of kung fu comedy was established with the films Snake-shaped Diao Hands and Drunken Boxing. 1980 the self-directed and self-performed action film "Brothers Out" broke the box office record in Hong Kong.

3. Donnie Yen:

Donnie Yen, born on July 27th, 1963, is an actor, director and martial arts instructor in Hongkong, China. 1982 returned to the United States from Beijing to study martial arts, and won the American Wushu championship that year. 1992 was nominated for Best Supporting Actor in the Academy Award for "The Second Man in Huang Feihong is Self-reliant". 1995, played Zhen Chen in the TV series Jingwumen.

4. Yuan Biao:

Yuan Biao, 1957, was born in Kowloon, Hong Kong on July 26th. China and Hong Kong actor, one of the seven little blessings. 1964 Yuan Biao entered Yu Zhanyuan China Theatre Academy to study Peking Opera. 65438-0967, began to participate in film and television dramas as a child actor. From the late 1970s to 1980s, he often made movies with his brothers Sammo Hung and Jackie Chan.

5. Siu-ho Chin:

Xiao Haoqin, whose real name is Qian Jiahua, 1963/kloc-0 was born in Hong Kong on October 26th, and is a film and television actor. 1977, 14-year-old Xiao Haoqin won the bronze medal in the first Kung Fu Challenge. 1979, join Shaw Training Course. In the same year, he was selected by director Zhang Che to play Wei in the first film Shaolin Wudang. 1980 debuted in the films Ten Tigers and The Last Five Tigers in Guangdong.