Yu Chenghui
essential information
Early experience
Yu Chenghui was born in Penglai on August 16, 1939. In 1951, he entered Qingdao amateur sports school to study Wushu. In 1960, Yu Chenghui participated in the Qingdao Wushu competition, won the all-round champion and was selected into the Wushu team of Shandong Institute of physical education.
In 1963, he took part in the East China Wushu competition and won the championship with a set of "drunken sword". In the same year, he injured his leg in training and left the martial arts team to enter Shandong Huangtai paper machinery factory. While working in the factory, he still practiced martial arts in his spare time. On September 14, 1975, he completed the conception of the movement style of "mantis piercing the forest". For this reason, he wrote a poem Wujian. In the spring of 1979, Ningxia wushu team invited Yu Chenghui to be the coach of Wushu. Since then, he began to show himself in the field of Wushu.
Acting experience
In 1982, he played the villain "Wang Renze" in the film "Shaolin Temple", and "Shaolin Temple" became the beginning of Yu Chenghui's going into the film world; in the same year, he worked as a martial arts designer and main actor in the TV series "Wusong" produced by Shandong TV station.
In 1983, the martial arts film "Shaolin boy" premiered in Hong Kong. It is the sister story of "Shaolin Temple" and has made more than 22 million Hong Kong dollars at the box office in Hong Kong. Due to the success of the two Shaolin films at the box office, Yu Chenghui attracted the attention of Shaw company.
In 1984, he took part in Shao's film Shaolin, directed by Liu Jialiang.
In 1988, he played Ma Yi, the hero of the Yellow River in the martial arts action film "the Yellow River warrior" directed by Zhang Xinyan and Zhang Zien.
In 1993, he took part in "the story of returning to the East heroes" directed by Seff and Meliss, and acted as a screenwriter in the film.
In 2000, he played the ancestor of Huashan school in CCTV martial arts drama Xiaoao lake.
In 2003, he participated in the performance of Shaolin King Wu, starring Wu Jing and Fatima Yaqi.
In 2004, he acted in the ancient costume martial arts drama Liancheng Jue directed by Wang Xinmin, and in the ancient costume martial arts drama Xiaying Xianzong directed by Ju jueliang and Zou Jicheng on July 12.
In 2005, he played pharmacist Huang dongxie in Liu Yifei's TV series "the hero of the divine eagle"; in the same year, he starred with Zhao Wenzhuo, Wang Xuebing and CAI Shaofen in the TV series "seven swords down the Tianshan Mountain"; later, he played Guo Baiyun in "Ma Mingfeng Xiaoxiao".
In November 2006, he took part in the film "ink attack" adapted from Mori Xiushu's cartoon of the same name.
In 2007, he took part in the TV series "blue blood sword" adapted from Jin Yong's classic martial arts novels; in the same year, he played the bandit leader Lao Yaozi in "Legend of Shaolin Temple".
In 2008, he starred in the TV series "Legend of Bruce Lee" about Bruce Lee's life course, playing Ye man, Bruce Lee's master; in the same year, he starred in the TV series "Lu Ding Ji".
In 2009, he played Zhang Sanfeng in Zhang Jizhong's version of the story of relying on heaven to kill the dragon.
In 2010, he took part in the TV series "Li Bai"; in the same year, he played Taiyi Tianzun in the classic myth drama "journey to the west".
In 2011, he played the role of old general huyanzan in the legendary TV series "Mu Guiying in command"; in the same year, he played Zeng Baye in "hot blood wharf"; later, he played Qiao Zhenshan in the Anti Japanese drama "well done".
On February 24, 2012, he played Qiu Dongyue, the first master of frost Leaf City, in the movie tracks of Japanese pirates directed by Xu Haofeng, which is also his return to the screen; in September, Yu Chenghui played the leading role in Langzhong love.
In 2013, he played the role of an Yunshan, a villain with unfathomable martial arts skills, in the film "four famous captors" series.
In 2014, he acted as Taoist priest Ziyang in the movie "the legend of the white haired Witch: the moon and heaven" starring Fan Bingbing and Huang Xiaoming.
Personal life
At 20:40 Beijing time on July 4, 2015, Yu Chenghui died at the age of 76.
Main works
Take part in TV series
Take part in the film
social activities
On June 29, 2013, Yu chenghuiji attended the opening ceremony of Jeju Junfa International Wushu exchange center. In order to carry forward the spirit of Chinese Wushu and welcome the provincial Olympic Games.
Award winning record
Character evaluation
From martial arts champion, to mechanical factory worker, to martial arts school coach, to martial arts star, to swordsman master, Yu Chenghui had many twists and turns in his life. Yu Chenghui from martial arts performance to martial arts film and television, from martial arts film and television to martial arts culture, everything comes from martial arts. He is an outstanding martial arts master, especially swordsmanship. He is a highly respected martial arts elder with the purpose of "martial spirit". He can show his martial arts essence and philosophy in all aspects in the film and television. (China online review)
Yu Chenghui