Han Yingjie韓英杰

Han Yingjie韓英杰 1927 born in Shanghai, Hong Kong film actor and martial arts instructor. Han Yingjie began to move to Beijing at the age of 3 and joined the Beijing Repertory Theatre from the age of 9 to 18. He is the son-in-law of the famous Peking Opera martial artist Yu Zhanyuan, the husband of Yu Suqiu's sister Yu Suchun, and the brother-in-law of Mai Bingrong (Yu Suqiu's husband). In 1946, 19-year-old Han Yingjie began to move to Shanghai to pursue a career as a stuntman in the film industry. A few years later, he moved to Hong Kong and Singapore, where he worked as an extra for martial arts and stunt exhibitions. In the 1960s, he returned to Hong Kong to join the Shaw Brothers, performing numerous stuntmen, stunt exhibits and film productions. At the same time, he can create bigger performances and meet director Hu Jinquan. In 1966, he left Shaw Brothers and moved to Taiwan to develop until 1970, when Han Yingjie returned to Hong Kong to develop and they became martial arts instructors. In 1970, Han Yingjie officially joined Golden Harvest Entertainment to perform many rival plays, the most common being the villain, such as "Big Brother Tangshan", "Jingwumen", "Cool Face Tiger", filmed by Million Director Luo Wei in 1971. Han Yingjie served as a martial arts instructor and played the big villain (the boss of the ice factory) in "Tangshan Big Brother". Because of Han Yingjie and his assistant Chen Huiyi, Bruce Lee admired Lin Zhengying's superb martial arts at that time, and Han Yingjie and Bruce Lee were also very similar in taste; they became good friends who often communicated and learned together. Later, Bruce Lee took a fancy to Han Yingjie's right-hand man, Lin Zhengying and Chen Huiyi, and Han Yingjie generously asked them to follow Bruce Lee. Han Yingjie passed away in October 15, 1991 at the age of 64 after suffering from terminal cancer.