Li Haisheng

essential information

Personal experience

Li Haisheng was born as Shao's Dragon Tiger martial arts master. He began to play in front of the screen in the mid-1970s. It often shows people with bald head and developed muscles. There are many villains, and most of them are the ultimate boss with excellent martial arts. Sometimes it can play a positive role. For example, in Liu Jialiang's thirty six rooms of Shaolin, he played the abbot of the commandment house. He once played with Liu Jiahui three times in a row, but they all fought with each other instead of fighting for life and death. He strictly controlled the teaching quality of Shaolin Temple.

In the mid and late 1980s, Run Run Shaw gradually shifted his career focus from film to television industry. Li Haisheng also shifted from Shaw to wireless TV, shooting more TV dramas, but still playing in films. As he grew older, he played more kindly supporting roles in the series. There are few negative characters and some funny characters. The more famous ones are: Jackie Chan's pirate Li Chujiu in plan a, shihulong in new half weight, Xuantong master in Tianlong Babu and Huiyan master in Shigong case.

Li Haisheng, who surpassed Huajia this year, played Liang Jia, Liang Jiaren's old servant in the 2005 TV series Foshan praise master. At the end of each episode of the play, there is a picture of him demonstrating Yongchun with a young man (the demonstration seems to be Yuanhua).

Main works

Movement guidance

Three adventures in Shaolin, 1983

The descendants of Shaolin, 1983

Master Hongquan, 1984

Assistant director

Death tower, 1981

Take part in the film

Take part in TV series