According to Hong Kong media reports, Shen Wei, who won the Hong Kong Film Awards for Best Supporting Actor in 1984 as the role of "A Tai" in "Provincial Hong Kong Flag Soldier", lived in Beijing for a long time after the film in 2000, and now he is in poor health at the age of 68, he was sent to Luhe Hospital for treatment on April 14, and transferred to the iCU for rescue.
Born in 1951, Shen Wei has participated in more than 100 movies, mainly playing the big villain, raping even the eye bags can jump, in addition to the performance, he has also done behind-the-scenes work such as producer, planner, screenwriter, assistant director, etc., and there is a pen name that few people know, Huo Jingyao, as for why he changed this name, he said: "You yourself will know!" "In 1990, he first self-wrote, self-directed and self-acted "The Last Big Guy in jianghu", and starred Chow Sing-chi, Ke Junxiong, Noon Ma and Cheng Kui'an, which can be described as a strong lineup. In the mid-1990s, Shen Wei joined TVB and performed in a number of TV series, but for a short period of time, and then faded out of the film and television circle.
He began to appear in films in the 1970s, but did not emerge. Until 1984, he participated in the "Provincial Hong Kong Flag Soldier" directed by Ma Dangxiong, playing the role of two-faced Pai Atai. For his outstanding performance in the film, he won the Best Supporting Actor Award at the 1985 Hong Kong Film Awards, thus becoming famous in one fell swoop. Since then, he has still played supporting roles or villain roles in various films for a long time, and his acting career has also been involved in directing, supervising producer, screenwriter and other work, and he has played and directed more than 200 film and television works. In the mid-1990s, Shen Wei joined TVB for a short time, acting in several TV series. In the 2000s, Shen Wei faded out of the film and television circle.