In "The Soul of the Whampoa Army", Ke Junxiong played an instructor of the Army Officer Academy who taught and cultivated talents all his life, with a stern appearance and a ardent expectation for the students who are expected to become a dragon. Ke Junxiong deeply deduced the truth that as an instructor behind the sternness, including the care of the teacher like a father, conveying the true meaning of military education. The picture shows Ke Junxiong and his apprentice Zhou Runfa
In 1967, Ke Junxiong played a dashing cousin in the film "Lonely Seventeen", which won the Best Actor Award at the 14th Asian Film Festival[1] and in 1974, he won the Best Actor Award at the 21st Asian Film Festival for his role in the film "Heroic Thousand Autumns".
In 1981, he wrote and directed his own grandfather, won the Best Actor Award at the Panama International Film Festival in 1982 for his role as "Lin Qiuguang" in the film, in 1999 he directed and acted in the film "Zhuge Kongming", won the "Best Actor" at the 36th Golden Horse Awards in December of the same year with "A Generation of Heroes Cao Cao", participated in the TV series "Evil Son" in 2004, played "Father A Qing", and in 2013 served as the director of the film "You Come and I Go". The picture shows the pain of the family
After 2004, he began to enter politics as an adviser. On the evening of December 6, 2015, Ke Junxiong died of lung cancer at the age of 70. In 1970, she married Taiwanese film actress Zhang Meiyao and had the eldest daughter Ke Yishan and the youngest daughter Ke Pinyin; in 2002, Zhang Meiyao separated from Ke Junxiong, and then divorced in 2004. In 2004, he lived with designer Cai Qinghua and formed another family, with a son and a daughter.
The male protagonist in Qiong Yao's works generally represents a typical male image in the socio-linguistic order and values, and Ke Junxiong is very consistent with the strong and powerful male image to be expressed in the original work. In the film industry for decades, Ke Junxiong has directed the tube and has also cooperated with many Chinese and Hong Kong superstars such as Chow Yun Fat, Jackie Chan [Weibo], Leung Ka Fai and Hong Jinbao. Jackie Chan, Zhou Runfa, and Dillon mourned