Jingli

Jingli

Jing Li (October 29, 1945 - December 9, 2017), born in Jinan, Shandong Province, is a film and television actor in Taiwan, China.

As a student in Taiwan's Jinling High School, he won the Taipei Art competition. When she was six years old, she began filming in Taiwan. Her first work was "the sword shakes the lake", and her second work "the boat" is her famous work, which is the product of the famous writer Qiong Yao. In 1966, he went to Hong Kong to sign a contract with Shaw film company to become a basic actor. During his 17 years in Shaw, he has acted in more than 50 films.

Shaolin and Wudang is his last film. In 1985, he went to Taiwan to shoot the second unit of the CCTV series Chu LiuXiang's new biography, the legend of orchids.

Married in 1970, divorced in the mid-1980s. He died on December 9, 2017 at the age of 72.

Acting experience

Jingli was born in Taiwan and her native place is Jinan, Shandong Province. His father was a famous actor, Jing Miao. In 1963, his father joined the Shaw family and his family moved to Hong Kong. Jing Li's first work is "the sword shakes the lake", and her first film is "boat" adapted from Qiongyao's novel in 1967.

In 1968, she first starred in the film "Yunni", and won the seventh Golden Horse Award "the most promising star" for this film. Jingli's last film was "Shaolin and Wudang" in 1983.

In 1969, she won the Golden Horse Award for the most promising actress.

In the seventeen years of Shao, Jing Li has acted in more than 50 films, including "stabbing horse" and "Ma Yongzhen" directed by Zhang Che, and "meteor butterfly sword" directed by Chu Yuan.

The last film, Shaolin and Wudang in 1983, was released after the 1985 TV series new biography of Chu Liuxiang.

Married in 1970, divorced in the mid-1980s. Jingli had a son and a daughter, her ex husband Xie Hongzhong.

Main works

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