In 1983, with the introduction of the Hong Kong drama "The Great Hero Huo Yuanjia", the mainland once set off a wave of martial arts culture, and its theme song "The Great Wall Never Falls" has become an eternal classic that is still being sung today, making the blood of hundreds of millions of people boil.
It was also from that time that martial arts films became the favorite of mainland audiences, and a large number of martial arts-themed films and television dramas poured into the mainland market, including "Chen Zhen", "Legend of the Eagle Shooter", "Tianya Mingyue Knife", etc., and the film aspects included "Mirage", "Shushan Swordsman", "Butterfly Change" and so on.
By the early 1990s, works such as "Smiling Proud of the Jianghu", "Huang Feihong", "Ghost of Qiannu", and "New Dragon Gate Inn" pushed martial arts movies to the peak in the mainland.
People pay attention to martial arts works, in addition to the wonderful storyline and stunning fight scenes, it is the male and female protagonists in the play, and there are many first-line movie stars who have actually grown up from martial arts works for so many years.
Such as Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan, Zhen Zidan, Jet Li, etc., are the most famous martial arts stars in Chinese movies and even in the Chinese circle.
But in fact, in addition to male stars, there are many actresses who have also performed well, and the roles they play and the skills they show are deeply remembered by the audience.
Today we may wish to take stock of the top ten martial arts actresses in film and television dramas.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="21" >01 Yang Ziqiong</h1>
At the age of 21, that is, in 1983, Yang Ziqiong, a Malaysian national, was elected the winner of the Miss Malaysia selection that year, and in the same year, she was elected Miss Melbourne in Melbourne, Australia.
How beautiful Yang Ziqiong was when she was young can be imagined.
In 1984, Yang Ziqiong went to Hong Kong to develop, officially entered the entertainment circle, since she liked sports and has ballet skills since she was a child, she took the initiative to ask to be a star, the original intention is actually very simple, one is to like movements, the other is to say less lines.
In this way, Yang Ziqiong worshiped Hong Jinbao as a teacher, and had to practice martial arts and sanda for five or six hours every day, and really practiced a real skill, filming a number of classic martial arts movies, such as "Police Story 3 Super Police", "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon", "007 Tomorrow's Empire", "Sword Rain" and so on.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="94" >02 Hui Yinghong</h1>
In 1977, Hui Yinghong starred as the female number two Mu Nianci in the film "The Legend of the Eagle Hero" directed by Zhang Che, and officially debuted and signed a contract with Shaw Film Company.
Beginning in 1979, Hui Yinghong was appreciated by Liu Jialiang, a descendant of the Southern Kung Fu Hongjia Quan family, and in 1981, she was put on the role of the female number one in the action movie "The Elder", and it was with this film that Hui Yinghong won the Best Actress Award at the first Hong Kong Film Awards in 1982, which became famous in one fell swoop, laying the foundation for her status as a martial arts actress in the film and television industry, especially in martial arts films.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="95" >03 Large Island by Gali</h1>
Born on December 31, 1963 in Fukuoka, Japan, this Japanese actress came to Hong Kong to develop and became a well-known actress.
Influenced by kung fu movies as a young man, Oshima began to learn karate, and at the age of 16 he won the All Japan Karate Championship.
In 1986, Oshima went to Taiwan to participate in the martial arts film "Happy Dragon and Tiger List" directed by Zhu Yanping, which successfully attracted the attention of the Hong Kong film and television circles.
In 1991, Oshima was starred by Gali in the action movie "Li Wang" starring Fan Shaohuang, and although the role of Huang Quan was not much, her black tights, short hair of two or eight points, and male male voice were all impressive.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="96" >04 Zheng Peipei</h1>
Zheng Peipei is actually a native of Shanghai, who only went to Hong Kong in 1961 and joined shaw films in 1963.
Zheng Peipei has made more than 20 films at Shaw Film Company, almost all of which are martial arts films, including "The Drunken Man", "Golden Swallow", "Yu Luosha" and so on.
In 1969, Zheng Peipei was selected by the press as a "martial arts film queen".
Because of his considerable knowledge of ballet music and Classical Chinese dance, Zheng Peipei's martial arts moves are both agile and beautiful, which is pleasing to the eye.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="97" >05 Yang Lijing</h1>
Born in Chiayi City on December 13, 1968, he learned jazz dance from an early age and aspired to become a dancer.
In February 1988, Yang Ziqiong quit the film industry after marrying Pan Disheng, a rich man in Hong Kong, and the company urgently needed to find someone to replace her to star in the movie "Royal Master Sister 3: The Male and Female Thief", some people thought of Yang Lijing, and as a result, Yang Lijing performed well after the performance, and since then she has found a position for herself in the Hong Kong film industry.
Later, due to the starring martial arts drama too much, causing many damage to the body, Yang Lijing began to practice yoga to cultivate, and even obtained the international yoga teacher qualification certificate, since then she has exonerated the yoga career and started teaching classes, and published a number of books and video tapes of yoga teaching.
Yang Lijing is also familiar to mainland audiences with a role, that is, Mo Shuo in "Iron Tooth Copper Tooth Ji Xiaolan", which is also a martial arts heroine with extraordinary skills.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="98" >06 Gao Lihong</h1>
The wife of the famous martial arts star and director Hong Jinbao, the 1984 Hong Kong Sister Champion.
Born on May 28, 1965 in Hong Kong, Gao Lihong is of mixed Chinese and Australian descent, and was nominated for Best Supporting Actress at the 7th Hong Kong Film Awards in 1988 for the film "Oriental Condor".
In 1986, after making "Yuan Zhenxia and Wesley", Gao Lihong, who had just entered the film circle, felt that action movies were promising, so she begged Hong Jinbao to accept her as an apprentice, and later she developed a love for Hong Jinbao, from 1986 to 1988, she shot a total of six movies in three years, all related to Hong Jinbao.
In 1991, the two married.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="99" >07 Lovelough</h1>
Born in 1957, the American Lovell began studying karate at the age of 13 and later went to the Chengdu Institute of Physical Education in China to study martial arts.
It was precisely because of her martial arts skills and foreign women's looks that in 1985, Hong Kong Siyuan Film Company dug her into a movie, and the first film was with Yang Ziqiong, the number one kung fu actress in Hong Kong, to play Officer Kaili in "Royal Master Sister".
In this film, Lovelo bounces off a fierce, fast, and powerful action, more professional than some martial arts athletes, thus starting her career as an action film in Hong Kong.
The more familiar Lovelo action movies are "Rich Train", "Law Enforcement Pioneer", "Overlord Flower", "Across the World", "Magic Detective Double Dragon" and so on.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="100" >08 Hu Huizhong</h1>
In terms of generations, Hu Huizhong is also the aunt and grandmother of the famous actor Sun Li, which may be unexpected by many people.
Born in Taiwan in 1958, Hu Huizhong starred in his debut film "Happy Face" in 1978, winning the Best Promising Actress Award at the 25th Asia-Pacific Film Festival, and was known as a jade idol for this film.
After 1985, Hu Huizhong entered the development of the Hong Kong film industry, and in 1988, in the film "Overlord Flower" supervised by Jackie Chan, he successfully played a shrewd and capable super police flower with extraordinary skills, which suddenly became popular throughout Southeast Asia and became the favorite martial arts actress of mainland audiences.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="101" >09 Li Saifeng</h1>
Born in Hong Kong on February 14, 1965, he debuted in 1980 as Yang Yaman in "The Grace of the Earth".
In 1984, Li Saifeng starred in "Drunken Boxer King No Taboo" and the sequel "Drunken Boxer King's Unscrupulous Day Emperor And Moon Queen", which successfully established her status as the head of the TV station. In 1985, he co-produced the movie "Weilong Detective" with Jackie Chan.
Perhaps seeing that the future of film development is better than that of TV series, in 1986, Li Saifeng starred in jin Yong's martial arts drama "Yue Nu Sword" and then terminated his contract with the previously signed TV station, and began to develop into movies, starting in 1987, cooperating with Oshima Yugali to shoot the series of movies "Angel Action".
Since then, Li Saifeng has starred in action movies such as "New Shushan Swordsman", "92 Overlord Flower and Overlord Flower", etc., which is the overlord flower with the same name as Hu Huizhong.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="102" >10 Yang Panpan</h1>
The 83rd version of Weng Meiling and Huang Rihua starred in the TV series "The Legend of the Eagle Shooter", and this role became one of Yang Panpan's most classic screen images.
Since then, Yang Panpan has starred in a number of martial arts film and television dramas, such as "Qingfeng Sword Shadow", "Yang Jiajian", "New Absolute Double Glory", as well as the movie "The Royal General", "Criminal Investigation Storm", "Gold Medal Master Sister", etc., until 2014, she also starred in the action movie "One Man's Martial Forest".
Yang Panpan's martial arts action is very sharp, the expression is cold, and he can be called the female haojie in the martial arts drama.