Yang Chi-Ching

Yang Chi-Ching

1919-02-11 – 1984-04-30 (age 65) Longping, Hebei Province, China
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Biography

Yang Chi-Ching (æšćż—ćż) was a Chinese actor native of Hebei Province. He made his movie debut in 1941 and starred in several productions of Shanghai's Hwa Ying and Chung Luen film companies. In 1947, he joined the Cathay Film Company (ćœ‹æł°ćœ±æ„­ć…Źćž). Yeung settled in Hong Kong in 1951 and joined Shaw Brothers (é‚”æ°ć…„ćŒŸ) where he worked for over 30 years and appeared in more than 100 movies. Yeung was as brilliant as he was versatile, with the ability to handle all types of roles with ease. Yeung's wife Chan Wan Wa (Chen Yun Hua) was also a famous movie actress.

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Known For

Madam Slender Plum
Madam Slender Plum

1967

as Li Da Peng

The One-Armed Swordsman
The One-Armed Swordsman

1967

as Long-Armed Devil

Love in the Bloom
Love in the Bloom

1952

as Detective

Marriage Angle
The Black Fox
Bright Day
Bright Day

1953

as Detective

Lady Exterminator
Love Without End
Love Without End

1961

as Tang's Father

Sorrowful Glory
Sorrowful Glory

1953

as Accountant Zhang Peijun

Come Drink with Me
Come Drink with Me

1966

as Abbot Liao Kung

Red Roses
Love Letter Murder
Killer Clans
Killer Clans

1976

as Lu Man Tien / Navigator of Lung Men Soc

The Ghost Story
Dirty Ho
Dirty Ho

1979

as Art Admirer

The Yellow Muffler
The Yellow Muffler

1972

as Dr Fong Yu

Empress Wu
Empress Wu

1963

as Minister Chu Jui Liang

Supermen Against the Orient
Supermen Against the Orient

1973

as Old Man in Wheelchair (uncredited)

The Last Woman of Shang
The Last Woman of Shang

1964

as Imperial Mentor Bi Gan