Huang Jinjiang

Huang Jinjiang

Huang Jinjiang, a classic villain actor. In Stephen Chow's "domestic zero paint", he plays the anti-1 golden spear, and other roles include the masters from mainland China in "God of gamblers 2". In 1970, during the cultural revolution period, he moved from Shanghai to the suburbs of Huaibei City, Anhui Province.

Mr. Huang Jinjiang is a real "art interlinked" artist. He has made great achievements in calligraphy and painting, film performance, dance design and fashion design. Mr. Huang Jinjiang's art works are represented by MMI "modern masters" Gallery in New York. His works are widely collected in museums, art galleries, galleries and people from all walks of life in the United States, Germany, Japan and Malaysia. Handwritten Manjianghong (60x10 feet) is widely spread and famous as the curtain of the dance drama Yuefei at the opening of the Asian Arts Festival in Hong Kong. The calligraphy design is selected by Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Hong Kong Dance Troupe, Hong Kong drama troupe, Kodak company, famous Japanese Hotel and collected by people from all walks of life at home and abroad.

Personal experience

In 1974, he moved to Hong Kong; in the late 1980s, his family moved to New York; in dozens of films, he won the praise of the audience. Shi Qi, an authoritative film critic in Hong Kong, praised his acting skills as a "character actor" in Hong Kong. Broadway playwright, an English newspaper in New York, said his performance of Chuang Tzu was "completely like a master". Mr. Huang Jinjiang is a member of the Hong Kong Artists Union; a member of the Hong Kong Performing Artists Association; Overseas Research Institute of "Li Shutong Feng Zikai research center" of Hangzhou Normal University, China.

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