Those beautiful meteors in Hong Kong movies no 26: Tong Ling those beautiful meteors in Hong Kong movies no 25: Leung Si Min those beautiful meteors in Hong Kong movies 22: Zhong Zhen those beautiful meteors in Hong Kong movies 21: Yao Zhengjing those beautiful meteors in Hong Kong movies 20: Zhou Hong those beautiful meteors in Hong Kong movies 19: Chen Yingzhi those beautiful meteors in Hong Kong movies XVIII: Leung Min Yi

Tong Ling, born in Hong Kong in 1965, her mother is British, at some point it is said that she is of mixed Chinese and Portuguese descent, whether it is Chinese or British or Sino-Portuguese, with a high nose and gray eyes that are enough to prove her foreign ancestry.

Tong Ling first signed a contract with Debao to shoot "Best Lucky Star", and Debao signed her to shoot a scene, I don't know if it is because she and Gao Lihong are somewhat similar. Then filmed several scenes such as "Happy Ghost Genie", "Blood Call Machine", "She Came from the Other Side", but unfortunately the response was flat.

In 1991, she participated in one of Ye Yuqing's trilogies , "Can't Help It", playing The story of Qingjie's brash girlfriend, the film tells the story of Qingjie's dead ghost husband Xu Shaoxiong helping her find a husband.

As Tong Ling's first love movie, although not the protagonist, she can participate in the production of relatively sophisticated movies, and there are many scenes, which is an opportunity. Her relationship scene with Charlie is bold, wild, interesting, Westernized appearance, good figure, impressed everyone, and is a breakthrough.

In 1992, he starred in "Taitai's Lover", Zhi Jingwen is his wife, Tong Ling is his lover, and her husband is Lin Wei. The film tells the story of Bo Ai Tong Ling approaching Zhi Jingwen as a girlfriend, and its ultimate purpose is to closely seduce his husband Lin Wei. The movie ends with Lin Wei's death in a car accident, which means to reverse and reverse.

The film is produced with care, the story is smooth, and Tong Ling and many male and female protagonists in the play have emotional scenes, and the performance is amazing, which is one of the masterpieces. The biggest problem is that the tone of the movie is dark, but it is a pity that Tong Lingzhi Jingwen's wonderful efforts.

Tong Ling is pitiful and domineering in the face of her girlfriend, gentle and considerate to Zhi Jingwen, feminine and affectionate to Lin Wei, and fully shows the charm of the role, no wonder several people are deeply trapped in her.

In the same year, the male protagonist of the "Su Nu Jing" was Shan Liwen. The movie tells the story of the cult leader played by the amorous prince Shan Liwen and Lin Wei who has a bloody sea and a deep vendetta, and Shan Liwen inadvertently saves Tong Ling, who comes from the frontier to sell art on the street, and the two are happy together.

A teacher to learn the art to save people, a washing and cooking at home, do not want a rich man to court, but actually burn Tong Ling to death, she can only dream of Shan Liwen, the two people joined hands with the master to hate Xue, it just so happens that Shan Liwen's big enemy is also an accomplice in the rich man's family, and solve it together.

Tong Ling and Shan Liwen have two emotional scenes, one is when they just met you and me, and the other is that Tong Ling was kidnapped by a rich man, and Shan Liwen stepped forward to save her.

The movie is a traditional costume magic drama, the opening of the film says that Tong Ling came from the frontier, but the Westernized face starred, I don't know whether to applaud the novelty or pity for the violation of harmony. The other people in the film are also difficult to describe, looking strange, all strange costumes, Lin Wei to Cao Charlie, and another female partner, can not enter the eyes.

In the same year, the movie "Tao Color Fragrant House" had Japanese investment, and the male protagonist in the film was Japanese, and several female partners were the same. The story tells that Tong Ling and Cao Charlie, as models, went to Japan to seek development, and they did not expect that the host boss was actually a perverted murderer.

The male protagonist always encounters a woman wearing red high heels to commit a crime, carrying several lives on her back, and when she meets Tong Ling, she is full of good feelings, and sees her wear red high heels several times after the old disease recurs.

The male protagonist in order to possess Tong Ling forever, cruelly killed him, the movie later mentioned that the male protagonist was traumatized when he was a child, so he suffered from red high heels phobia, but in order to always have at all costs to destroy, the final truth is that his wife deliberately framed him, triggering his spiritual classification, too Japanese.

Tong Ling and the male protagonist have several emotional scenes, there are fierce, there are gentle, wide clothes untied drama, impressive, probably the influence of the Japanese style, the sense of ceremony is full, and finally the gratuitous killing is also considered to be a flying disaster.

At the end of the film, Charlie's revenge for Tong Ling is really gratifying, and he is one of the few positive characters.

After 1993, Tong Ling starred in several movies, such as "Hunting and Killing a Magnificent Woman", "Undercover Divine Calculation", etc., and then it is said that she got married, and there was no news of her in the jianghu.

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