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In the early development of the film and television industry, whether in the mainland or Hong Kong, kung fu movies enjoyed the love of audiences. At that time, a large number of kung fu stars emerged, such as "Shaolin Temple" made Jet Li famous overnight, and "Drunken Fist" made Jackie Chan emerge. However, not only male actors shine in kung fu movies, but many actresses also choose to become stars, both of whom have changed careers and whose strength is no less than that of male actors. Decades later, the names of these female stars may have been forgotten by the audience, but when they are mentioned, they can still evoke memories of former film and television works.
Yugali Oshima officially entered the Hong Kong entertainment industry at the age of 23 and became an indispensable villain actress in Hong Kong films. Her strong voice and sharp movements, especially in the role of Huang Quan in "King of Force", left a deep impression on the audience. After working hard in the Hong Kong circle for 5 years, she met her love and married Hao Nange in "Confused Boy". However, it is a pity that their marriage did not come to nothing, and they divorced 3 years later, which was also when Hong Kong films were in decline. Oshima was decided by Gali to return to China to develop, and now she has changed her appearance, no longer the sassy of her youth, but more gentle.
Mao Ying is a star in the Hong Kong film industry in the 70s, with the reputation of "the female version of Bruce Lee". Her character Chun-Li in the game Street Fighter is inspired by the image of Mao Ying. In that era without special effects, Bruce Lee's Jeet Kune Do and Mao Ying's aikido both fascinated the audience, and the two also co-starred in the movie "Dragon Fight Tiger Fight", in which Mao Ying played Bruce Lee's sister. However, around the 90s, Mao Ying withdrew from the entertainment industry, and is now a 71-year-old man, although he has settled abroad, his demeanor has not diminished.
Yuan Qiu began to do martial arts at the age of 17, and is one of the most powerful martial arts actresses in Hong Kong. She has taken on many action performances that others dare not try, but the most familiar to the audience is the role of charter mother in "Kung Fu".
Rovlot, like Yugali Oshima, is a villain kung fu actress who often appeared in Hong Kong films in the eighties and nineties. Although she is now an old man, she still insists on winter swimming and maintains surprisingly healthy health.
Michiko Nishikyo, the tattoo scene that appeared in the film is still unforgettable for the audience. But after returning to China to develop, her news has become rare.
Yang Lijing, once known as the "overlord flower", now she is old, her face is no longer the youthful appearance of the past, and the huge changes are embarrassing.
Xia Guangli was a star when she debuted, and she was widely loved by the audience for her role in "The Legend of the New White Lady". However, her success in the play led to her loss in real life. She left the show business while chasing love, but eventually found out that her husband cheated on her to have 3 children. Today, Xia Guangli hardly appears in the public eye.
In addition to the actresses mentioned above, there are many female stars who were famous when kung fu films were popular, such as Michelle Yeoh, Ding Lan, Li Saifeng and so on. Not only are they not inferior to the martial arts moves of male actors, but they also show unique charm. However, most of them have now disappeared and have experienced huge changes in their lives.
This group of actresses once rose to prominence in kung fu movies, and each left a deep mark on the hearts of the audience. However, over time, their life experiences and appearance have changed dramatically, and they have become witnesses of time. Although their names may no longer be resounding in the film world, their contributions to that unique era will never be forgotten.
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