1, Dawn (Pei Hu)
1966 65438+February 1 1 Born in China, Peking, Hongkong male singer, actor and director.
1986 participated in the fifth rookie singing contest, and won the third place with the song "Absolute Emptiness", thus entering the entertainment circle. 1987 starred in his first TV series "The True Color of Men". 1990, releasing his first Cantonese album "Meeting in the Rain"; In the same year, he got more attention for starring in the TV series "Marginal Man".
2. Sharla Cheung (Yuan Ziyi)
Sharla Cheung, 1968 was born in Shanghai on February 7, 1968. She graduated from the Asian TV artist training class, is an actress in Hong Kong, China, and is one of the top ten sexy beauties in Hong Kong. 1986 participated in his first sci-fi adventure film Magic Emerald. From 65438 to 0989, Sharla Cheung won the Golden Dragon Award "Most Potential Newcomer Award" for his comedy film "Best Son-in-law".
3. Michelle monique Rice (Cheng Lingsu)
Michele Monique Reis, 1970 was born in Macau, China on June 20th, and she is an actress and model in China.
1989, starring in his first TV series "Flower and Moon Festival". On June 26th, 1992, the martial arts movie the legendary swordsman II: Dong Fangbubai was released, and on August 20th, the movie Invincible Casino Tycoon II co-starred by Andy Lau, Chingmy Yau and Joey Wong.
4. Xu Jinjiang (Feng Nantian)
Xu Jinjiang,19611kloc-0/2 was born in Mudanjiang city, Heilongjiang province. He graduated from Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts and is an actor and painter in Hongkong, China. From 65438 to 0982, go to Hong Kong for development. From 65438 to 0987, Hong Kong director Johnny Mak invited him to participate in "Flag Soldiers of Guangdong and Hong Kong 2", and then he officially entered the film circle.
Introduction to the movie The Legend of Flying Fox
Pei Hu (Dawn), whose parents died when he was a child, has been living in a brick kiln with his servant Pingsi. Hu Geng practiced the Hu family's knife spectrum and learned a stunt, but in order to avoid being ambushed, both of them pretended to be ordinary people in front of people. The film is set in the desert, which seems to be a common technique used in Hong Kong martial arts films in the 1990s, such as Xinlongmen Inn. Is it true that martial arts, or the purity of human nature, can be found in a place that is divorced from the secular world?
This film is adapted from the martial arts novel of the same name written by Jin Yong in 1960, which can be regarded as the prequel of Flying Fox in Snow Mountain.