Adam Cheng was originally named Huang Kezhong, and later changed his name to Zheng Chuangshi with his stepfather's surname. He is from Taishan, Guangdong. His father taught at Chung Chi College of the Chinese University of Hong Kong and died in his twenties. There are ten brothers and sisters in the biological father's family and one brother and sister in the stepfather's family. As the boss, he needs to shoulder the heavy responsibility of family.
When he was young, Adam Cheng did not follow the "right path" in his father's eyes, but he had a soft spot for acting. At the age of 65,438+06, he entered the performing arts training class.
Starting from 1963, Adam Cheng was admitted to the training courses of Daxi, Wentong and Nanguo (Shao). At the same time, Adam Cheng studied acting under Liang Ming (then head of the Hong Kong Repertory Theatre). From 65438 to 0967, Adam Cheng participated in the Hong Kong drama competition on behalf of the Tsim Sha Tsui Neighborhood Welfare Association, and won the "Best Actor Award" for his drama Brothers. In the same year, starring in the first film "Black Star" officially debuted.
Personality assessment
Adam Cheng seems to have such a skill that he can turn all characters into classics and become an insurmountable example for others. In the world of martial arts, time is only willing to stay on Adam Cheng, so from 1970s to 1990s, until now, Shuai Shuai Xiang Shuai in our sight has never aged. He is a strange man coming out of an ancient picture. After a burst of hustle and bustle, he turned into a person in the painting and instantly condensed into the eternal heart of the audience.
From 65438 to 0992, Adam Cheng created a challenging character-Ding Xie in The Great Times. In this star-studded TV series, Adam Cheng, with his excellent acting skills, performed this extreme and slightly crazy role to the fullest. The role's age span of nearly 30 years was well defined by Adam Cheng. Caring for relatives, supporting friends, cruelty to betrayal and madness to despair have all become indelible classic images in the audience's hearts under his interpretation.