Li Juan李居安

Li Juan李居安 is a Hong Kong actress who was active in the mid-to-late 1960s. Her representative works include "Six-fingered Qin Demon" and "Heavenly Sword and Sword". Li Juan and Chen Baozhu were at the same time, and Li Juan appeared in the movies starring Chen Baozhu; in the early martial arts films, Li Juan was also one of the protagonists, but later she changed from the protagonist to a second-line supporting role. This is probably because Hong Kong performing arts in the late 1960s The world began to transform, and Cantonese opera and Cantonese movies gradually declined, resulting in no use for heroes. Under such circumstances, they had to retreat into the arena. After Li Juan retired from the showbiz, she once taught some short-term courses at Zhuhai College at Mong Kok Railway Station; according to the introduction at the time, Li Juan was a graduate of the Art Academy. Including Wen Zhipeng, an apprentice of the famous screenwriter Ye Shaode, also claimed to be a mentor of Li Juan. Xu Yueming, who is also Li Juan's apprentice, said that Master Li Juan is very strict in teaching apprentices. She not only teaches basic skills, but also performs movements in different professions, such as the hand-making of dan roles, the method of performing with painted faces, and the steps and postures of old students. Li Juan's northern school martial arts is top-notch, powerful and heroic. At that time, Hong Kong Cantonese opera stars Ren Jianhui and Bai Xuexian formed the "Chufengming Troupe". Li Juan not only served as the mainstay of the stage, but also served as the director of the troupe. According to such a report in Huaqiao Daily on February 8, 1969, Li Juan also practiced southern martial arts, and she was a teacher to learn Wing Chun Eight Swords. Later, some people also said that Grandmaster Ye Wen had taught martial arts to Li Juan, who was popular in those days, and that the eight-cutting knife held by Li Juan was given by Grandmaster Ye Wen himself.