Guo Zhui

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Personal experience

In 1976, he went to Hong Kong with Zhang Che and became the backbone of Zhang Che's military force. In 1978, he was the leading actor in more than five blockbusters. He, Lu Feng, Jiang Sheng, Luo Mang and Sun Jian were the main forces of baojiangshan in the late 1970s. As an action director, he has participated in directing movies such as "across the world", "the legend of the white haired witch", "two beauties of the peerless generation", "007 empire of tomorrow" and "the ghost of a beautiful girl" He was nominated for the best action design of the 7th Hong Kong Film Awards for "the ghost of a beautiful girl" (1987) and Cheng Xiaodong. In 1974, Zhang Che appreciated his performance in the eight forces, so he signed an actor contract with the then Longbow film company, and then played the leading role in Marco Polo. After the collapse of Longbow film company in 1976, he followed Zhang Che to Hong Kong for development. With the departure of Tang Jia and Liu Jialiang, the martial arts directors, Guo Zhui was favored by Zhang Che and promoted to become the backbone of martial arts.

In 1981, he returned to Taiwan with Jiang Sheng and Lu Feng to set up his own company, directing and acting Ninjutsu.

In the mid-1980s, he changed his name to Guo Zhenfeng. He served as a martial arts director in movies such as "cross the world", "the legend of the white haired witch", "007 Empire tomorrow" and many TV dramas on wireless TV. He was nominated for the best action design in the 7th Hong Kong Film Awards for "the ghost of a beautiful girl" and Cheng Xiaodong.

Guo served as the action director of the American film empire of tomorrow and the French film the wolf pact.

His son, Chen Yesheng, was a traffic police officer in Hong Kong and has now died in his post.

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