《Hong》Cast

Chin Ping, formerly known as Chen Ping, was enrolled in the first phase of the NCPT at the age of 14. After being trained, her instructor recommended to Toho Art School in Japan for further studies. In 1964, she joined Shaw Corporation after returning to Hong Kong. In the same year, she co-starred with "Blood Markers" with actresses Li Jing and Ling Po. Their performance came to prominence. In 1965, she was in the movie "The Wonder Woman", with the then Niche Wang Yu, the film is very popular, and the actor and actress has become the idol of thousands of viewers. In the same year, "Yuanyang JX" also played the role of two people, the movie is also greatly welcomed by the audience. Chin Ping lasted seven years in the film industry and took nearly 20 works. Then returned to Hong Kong in 1976. Has now faded entertainment.

Yun Ling, Hong Kong and Taiwan movie star in 1970s. May 21, 1941 was born, formerly known as Lin Longsong, ancestral home in Taiwan, Changhua. After graduating from secondary school, working in the department store run by his uncle. In 1957, Yufeng Film Company voted for a training course for performers and filmed several Taiwanese films with the stage name Ryong Song, becoming the chief niche of the Taiwanese film. After serving in military service for two years, Shaw Films was signed in 1964 and renamed Yun Ling. In 1965 and actor Ye Feng married, 1983 because of divorced. After Shaw's contract was completed in 1977, he took over the filmmaking of other film companies with his own free will. He was also active in the film with action stars. 1981 directorial movie "hero to hero", now interest rates.

Chih Li, female, actress, involved in the filming "Lotus Lantern" "early Takako" "Yinggeyan dance" and many other movies.

Chan Hung-Lieh (7 June 1943 – 24 November 2009), also known as Chen Hung-Lit and Golden Chan, was a Shaw Brothers actor famous for portraying villains from the 1960s to 1980s. In his acting hiatus, Chan was involved in the garment industry. He later resumed his acting career by joining TVB in 1995, left the following year and did not return again until 2003. He was the brother of Steve Chen Hao.