Tung shing Yee, 19571born on February 28th, is a director, screenwriter, producer and actor in China. 1977 participated in the first film "A Sir Poisoned Tiger Gun", and became famous for starring in the martial arts film "The Sword of the Third Young Master" in the same year; After that, Shao's martial arts films were the main line of development.

2, Jiang Changnian-surnamed Jiang (stage name Qin Pei, Yan Chang)

1945 Born on June 26th, China, Hong Kong film and television actor. 1965, Qin Pei went to Taiwan Province to be an actor of Yuanlian Film Company. In the same year, he participated in the film Tusi Flower and changed his stage name to "Qin Pei".

3, John Chiang-surnamed Jiang (stage name Azun, Jiang Dawei)

John Chiang, 1947 was born in Shanghai on June 29th, with a ancestral home in Suzhou, Jiangsu Province. He is an actor, director, martial arts director and screenwriter. John Chiang's family moved to Hongkong at the age of 3, and started her acting career as a child star at the age of 4. 1968 was discovered by Zhang Che, the director of Shaw, who signed a contract with Shaw Company and then starred in the movie "Ranger".

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1, Tung shing Yee, 1982 starred in the action movie Tathagata's Palm. 1985 Tung shing Yee acted as a planner in the Shaw comedy "Wrong Mandarin Duck" starring himself; In the same year, Shaw stopped production, and Tung shing Yee regained his freedom.

He was also invited to Taiwan Province to shoot the martial arts series "Flying Swallows and Scaring Dragons", but Tung shing Yee thought that being an actor could not master his own development direction, so he decided to transform into a director.

2. Since 1976, Jiang Changnian has worked as an actor in Hong Kong Jiaxiong TV Station, Li TV Station and Wireless TV Station, and participated in TV series such as Legend of the Condor Heroes. 1986 starred in The Story of the Epilepsy directed by his brother Tung shing Yee, and won the Best Supporting Actor Award in the 6th Hong Kong Film Awards.

3. John Chiang, 1970, starred in the film Revenge in the early Republic of China, which was produced by Runme Shaw, and won the Best Actor Award in the 16th Asia-Pacific Exhibition. 1973 starred in the Hong Kong drama "Rebellion" and won the Excellent Acting Award at the Asia-Pacific Film Festival. 1974, directed the first film Drug Addicts.