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The heyday of the Hong Kong circle is gradually coming to an end?
Recently, we received the sad news that actor Liu Chun-hung passed away at Tung Wah Hospital this morning at the age of 63. He may not be a familiar name, but his face and character are deeply imprinted in our memory.
Let's review Liu Chunxiong's acting career and remember this old Hong Kong actor. Liu Chun-hung, a veteran actor who once made a name for himself in the Hong Kong film industry, unfortunately passed away this morning at the age of 63.
His departure has once again triggered people's memories and reflections on the golden age of Hong Kong cinema.
From young to old
Liu Chun-hung graduated from the TVB Artist Training Course in his early years, and became a student of the same period together with Tang Zhenye, Li Chengchang, Ai Wei, etc.
His career began in the 80s, playing Zhang Asheng, one of the Seven Monsters of Jiangnan in "The Legend of the Condor Heroes", and playing Hu Yizhao in "The Heavenly Master", etc., his name is deeply engraved in the hearts of the audience.
Recalling Liao Junxiong's face, it seems to trigger a familiar memory in an instant. He is the kind of veteran actor who often plays the role of green leaves in TV series and movies, and everyone may not be familiar with his name, but he feels very familiar with his characters and face.
He has become the memory of a generation, accompanying us through countless TV series and movies.
Deeply rooted characters
However, Liao Junxiong's most well-known role may be his role as the Tibetan prince in the 97 version of "Dragon Babu".
He impressed the audience with his cute and loving image and became one of the classic images in the minds of a generation. The success of this role has also made Liao Junxiong gain more recognition and praise in the industry.
Liu Chunxiong's acting skills and role interpretation are not only limited to Hong Kong TV dramas, but his footprints have also extended to the big screen. I remember watching him play the movie "Single Dog" when I was a child, and I thought the role he played was so funny.
Now, his death is heart-wrenching, and there is one less old actor.
The last chapter of his acting career
Liao Junxiong's acting career has always been full of bitterness and ups and downs. Although he had many shining moments in his career, it was heartbreaking for him to find himself in poverty when he got older.
He participated in the web drama "Anti-Black" in 2017, playing the role of Gao Laozhong, which also left a deep impression on the audience. Every time I see the news of the death of an old Hong Kong actor, it makes people feel super uncomfortable.
The departure one after another seems to tell us that the heyday of the Hong Kong film industry has finally come to an end. This can't help but make us think about whether the hard work and classic works of the old actors in the film industry will be remembered and passed on.
Liao's departure is thought-provoking
The death of Liu Chun-hung once again made people lament that the heyday of the Hong Kong film industry has gradually come to an end.
The departure of old drama bones also symbolizes the end of an era. However, the glory of Hong Kong films will not be forgotten, and their works will always remain in the hearts of the audience and become representatives of classics.
Is this another "reunion" in the Hong Kong film industry, the old drama bones are leaving one after another, it's really heartbreaking!
I heard that Liao Junxiong and Fu Sheng are cousins, this guy's acting skills seem to be genetic, and they are both first-class actors!
The end of the golden age of cinema?
The passing of Liu Chun-hung has once again brought back memories of the golden age of Hong Kong cinema.
Although time flies and this era has passed, their works are still our eternal memory. Let's miss Liao Junxiong together, and at the same time look forward to the arrival of a new film era, let us continue to applaud the excellent film art! What are your memories of the golden age of Hong Kong cinema? Come and leave a message to share!