Huang Baiming grew up in Hong Kong, because his parents believed in Buddhism, so he sent him to a Buddhist school in Hong Kong, and when he was in middle school, he slowly came up with the idea of becoming an actor because he participated in a drama activity.
My father was originally in the cloth business, but when he was in Huang Baiming Middle School, the business was not very good, and he could not even afford the basic life of the six children, and his mother worked several jobs alone to provide Huang Baiming with secondary school.
After graduating from middle school, Huang Baiming chose to work in a bank in order not to increase the burden on his family.
As the eldest in the family, Huang Baiming is very diligent, on the one hand, he wants his younger siblings to study, and on the other hand, he also wants to take his parents to live in a big house.
So he worked very hard in the bank, becoming the manager of the bank at the age of 24, and working as an announcer on the radio station at night, when he could earn more than 10,000 yuan a month.
Seeing that the life at home is getting older and better, Huang Baiming thinks it is time, so he and his friends organized the "Qingyi Amateur Drama Club", and spent ten years before and after to learn drama and manage the drama club.
The drama club also created a lot of fame in the local area, and Huang Baiming was also invited to hold a summer drama training class, when the students of the training class not only had principals and artists, but also let him know the choreographers and directors of many television stations.
In 1970, when the Hong Kong television industry was in its prime, Leung Tin, a partner of the Drama Club and part-time tv station, invited him to make a cameo appearance as an actor in TVB.
Huang Baiming felt that filming TV and acting dramas should not be much different, and more people could see him, so he officially debuted to shoot TV series such as "Folk Legend", "Four Soldiers", "Killing Dogs" and so on.
In 1976, after shooting several TV series, Huang Baiming saw a business opportunity, so he began to write a script for TVB, and successively created "Huang Feihong" and "Forced to Liangshan".
In 1978, Huang Baiming decided to quit his job at the bank and concentrate on the second spring of his career in the entertainment industry.
This year, Huang Baiming did a year of behind-the-scenes positions at Garbo Film Company, such as field notes, props removal, screenwriting, production, assistant director, etc. He has done it.
In 1979, after Red and Yellow Baiming figured out the process of filmmaking, he and Mai Jia and Shi Tian established New Art City Pictures Co., Ltd.
There have been many comedy movies, although there is no fire, but also a small profit.
In 1982, Huang Baiming's "Best Partner" was released, which won 27 million at the box office, breaking the record for the highest number of visitors in Hong Kong, crushing "Shaolin Temple", "Dragon Young Master" and "Eighteen Martial Arts".
Subsequently, the "Wishing you prosperity" and "Happy Ghost" series were launched while the iron was hot, and for a time New Art City became one of the most representative companies of Hong Kong films.
In 1990, Mak Ka and Shi Tian thought that Hong Kong films had reached the ceiling and there was no future left, but Huang Baiming felt that there were still many opportunities, because the three of them parted ways because of disagreements and dissolved the company.
In 1993, Huang Baiming established Oriental Film Distribution Co., Ltd., and the film "Happy Affairs at Home", which he supervised part-time, once again broke the Hong Kong box office record, and the sequel five years later, "97 Happy Things", also achieved good results.
Subsequently, Huang Baiming rarely appeared in the entertainment industry, but only made a cameo appearance in the movie from time to time.
In 2010, Huang Baiming re-emerged from the jianghu and established Li Tianma Films, shooting films such as "Ip Man" and "Happy Magic", and also won the best film with "Ip Man" and won the 28th Hong Kong Film Awards.
In 2015, Wong was also awarded the Medal of Honor by the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region for his outstanding contributions to Hong Kong cinema.
I hope that in the future, Huang Baiming will have the opportunity to bring us better Hong Kong films.