"Huo Dong Ge" is a classic Hong Kong Asian television series, premiered in 1984, a total of 30 episodes, and xu Xiaoming is also the executive producer. Following "Huo Yuanjia" in 1981 and "Chen Zhen" in 1982, the third series of stories with Jingwuguan as the story. The play was introduced to the mainland in 1985 and caused a certain repercussions.
The play tells the story of Huo Dongge, the son of the late hero Huo Yuanjia, in order to save the country and resist Japan, Huo Dongge practiced martial arts to revitalize Jingwumen.
Now, 35 years after the premiere of "Huo Dongge", the situation of the main actors in the play has also changed dramatically, so let's take a look at their current situation.
At the age of 14, Qian Xiaohao was photographed by the film company for winning a bronze medal in the free fight in the kung fu ring. In June 1976, he joined the shaw film training class, and was soon accepted as an actor by the famous director Zhang Che.
Since the late 1970s, Qian Xiaohao has performed more than 90 films for Shaw Film Company and Jiahe Film Company, among which martial arts action films are the most popular. Later, with the decline of action movies, Qian Xiaohao gradually transformed and began to try to play other styles of roles. He has performed in many horror films and police films, and the more famous ones are the "Zombies" series co-starring with Lin Zhengying and Xu Guanying.
At the same time, Qian Xiaohao has starred in TV dramas for Asia Television and TVB, most of which are martial arts dramas.
After 2002, he faded out and turned to directing.
In 2018, Qian Xiaohao participated in the TV series "VR Exorcist" of Hong Kong ViuTV.
Liu Zhirong joined Lai's Television (Asia Television) in 1973 and became its "Treasure of Town Station".
Liu Zhirong has been engaged in acting work for more than 30 years, and has starred in dozens of TV series, such as "Chameleon", "Six Disasters of Floating Life", "Bloody Taiping Mountain", "Jingwumen", etc., which have become popular among the population. Liu Zhirong's versatile image in the drama has been widely talked about by Hong Kong, Mainland and overseas audiences, especially Yang Jiujin, who played in "The Grace of the Earth". He has won the Golden Globe Award for Hong Kong's top ten TV stars five times and is a representative of Leigh's TV heyday.
At the same time as his television performances, Liu Zhirong also participated in a number of Taiwanese and Hong Kong films, such as "The Wind of The Wind", "After the Great Poison", "Police Story", etc., and later produced and supervised films, including "Qing Ben Jia Ren" and "Woman's File".
He did not leave Asia Television until 1997 and later turned to politics, having served as a member of the Guangxi Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, a member of the Yau Tsim Mong District Council in Hong Kong, and a member of the Central Committee of the Democratic Alliance for the Advancement of Hong Kong.
On May 15, 2008, Liu Zhirong died of hydropulmonary fluid at Queen Elizabeth Hospital at the age of 55. In July 2012, at the "55th Anniversary Awards Ceremony of Asia Television", Liu Zhi was posthumously awarded the "ATV 55 Years lifetime achievement male artist award".
Zeng Weiquan graduated from the last stage of Li's TELEVISION actor training class from 1981 to 1982, after which he successively performed classic dramas such as "101 Arrest Order", "Huo Dongge" and "Wu Zetian".
In the later period, he was a small student who focused on the cultivation of Asian television, often starring in dramas as the protagonist, and the more prominent performances were "Yun Hai Yu Bow Edge" in 1984 and "The Legend of the White-Haired Witch" in 1986.
In 1990, in order to seek a career breakthrough, he switched to TVB. However, due to the large number of TVB talents, he has been hovering in the third and fourth lines, and most of the performances are idle corners.
Zeng Weiquan's most recent work is last year's TVB Taiwan celebration drama "Brothers", in which he plays Chen Lai, the boss of the meat stall.
Kim Heung-hyun made his debut in 1972 when he entered the first phase of the first TVB Artist Training Course. He has been acting on TVB in the 1970s and has participated in classic TV series such as "Folk Legends", "Chunhui", "Family Change", "Struggle", "King of a Thousand Kings" and so on.
In the mid-1980s, he transferred to Asian Television to continue acting, and his works include "Huo Dongge", "Ping Trace Hero Video", "Still Watching this Dynasty" and so on.
In 1996, he joined TVB again and filmed a number of classic dramas, including "Criminal Investigation File III" and "Heaven and Earth Pride".
After 2000, it faded out of the film and television circle. He is currently a golf coach and occasionally makes cameo appearances in TV series or movies.
Zheng Peipei was admitted as a student in Hong Kong in 1961 by the second phase of the Shaw Brothers SouthernLand Experimental Theater Training Class, after graduation, Zheng Peipei entered Shaw as an actor, and then performed in Hu Jinquan's "The Drunken Man" to establish her status as a generation of screen heroines.
She has been in the film industry for decades and has made countless films, and in recent years, her more well-known works include "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon", "Chinese Hero" and Zhou Xingchi's film "Tang Bohu Dian Qiu Xiang".
In terms of TV dramas, Zheng Peipei has also participated in some works in Asian television and the mainland, such as "Huo Dongge", "I am from Chaozhou", "Yangmen Female General", "Old Dream" and so on.
Recently, Zheng Peipei once again played the role of Madame Hua in the online movie "Tang Bohu Dian Qiu Xiang 2019".
He graduated from the TVB Artist Training Class in 1980 and participated in the performance of dramas such as "Weishui Shijia" and "Hero Out of Youth" after graduation. Later, he passed the ATV program and participated in the performance of "Huo Dongge", "Butterfly Blood", "Ping Trace Hero Video" and other dramas.
In the mid-1980s, Yao Fengsi withdrew from the entertainment industry and disappeared from the public eye.
Wang Wei joined the show business in 1963 and was introduced by his father's friends to join the Light Arts Film Company, where he became famous for making Cantonese films. Among the representative works are "The True Colors of Heroes" co-starring with Xie Xian in 1967.
Wang Wei joined the television industry in 1971, working for Asia Television and TVB. He has many popular masterpieces in Asian television, such as Nurhaci in "The Thirteenth Dynasty of the Manchu Qing Dynasty" and Lü Buwei in "Qin Shi Huang". In 1989, after about atevision, he switched to TVB, mainly playing supporting roles in TV series, the most prominent of which was yue Buqun in 1996's "Smiling Proud of jianghu".
Wang Wei retired after about 2002 and lived in Markham, Toronto, Canada. On November 15, 2011, Wang Wei died of stomach cancer in Hong Kong, and the news was revealed by his daughter Wang Congxi on Weibo on December 6 of the same year.
Kaohsiung is a veteran actor in Hong Kong, who once performed Tsui Ke's famous work "Golden Knife Lover" on Jiayi TV, and later switched to Li's TV and TVB, performing "Tianlong Babu", "New Za Master Brother 1988" and "Gestapo Hero".
In 1990, he switched to Asian Television to perform "Chinese Hero", "Blue Blood and Blue Sky Yang Jiajian", "Rebuilding Prosperity", "Jingwumen" and other dramas.
Kaohsiung has also participated in many films, including Xu Ke's "Hell Without Doors" and Cheng Xiaodong's "Life and Death Decision".
In 1996, In order to give the next generation a better educational environment, Kaohsiung moved to Vancouver. In last year's TVB legend Hua Dan Huang Shuyi hosted the food program "Wu Shu Wu Food Vancouver", we saw the figure of Kaohsiung again.
Wen Xue'er had begun to learn martial arts at a young age and had practiced a good martial art. He joined the film and television industry in the mid-1970s, and was an artist under the shaw film company at the time, when he was less than 16 years old, and was the first choice for Shaw martial arts films.
In 1975, Jiayi TV was established. Wen Xue'er joined Jiashi in 1976, was the youngest of all the Jiashi artists, and together with Michelle Mi Xue and Li Tongming, became the head of Jiashi Huadan, then known as "Jiashi Sanbao".
In 1978, Jiayi TV was declared closed, and Wen Xue'er transferred to Li's TV with the famous executive producer Xiao Sheng. After joining Li's TV, Wen Xue'er continued to be reused. The image of her costumed beauty role is deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, and in the 1978 drama "Huanhua Washing Sword Record", Wen Xueer and Zhang Guorong played the male and female protagonists respectively, becoming a sensational screen couple group.
Wen Xueer played for Li Tv and Asia Television until 1986, when she came back to TVB in 1989, but after participating in five TV series and two TV movies, plus two films in between, she quit the entertainment industry in 1991.
In 2013, Wen Xue'er's drama addiction recurred, and he was invited by executive producer Wang Xinweizhi to make a cameo appearance in the TVB drama "Giant Wheel". She also signed a two-year contract with TVB in 2017, most recently airing last year's "Reverse Edge".