Hong Kong artist Huang Xia

Hong Kong artist Huang Xia黃蝦 died at the age of 76. According to Hong Kong media reports, Hong Kong gold medal supporting actor Huang Xia (formerly known as Huang Jingyang) passed away in the hospital at 11 pm on March 27, 2022, at the age of 76. Huang Xia has starred in many classic Hong Kong films such as "Mr. Zombie", "Ghost Bite Ghost", "Qimen Dunjia" and "Dragon's Heart". He played the role of Boss Tan in "Ghosts Fighting Ghosts", and is also a famous martial arts instructor. He has acted and shot as many as 100 movies, and is known for his hard bridge and hard horse real kung fu designs. Huang Xia is also known as Huang Ha and Huang Jingyang. Huang Xia is Liu Zhan's apprentice. He served as a martial artist in the Liu family class in the 1960s and 1970s. After the end of the 1970s, it was a bit of a success to be a martial artist and a character actor outside. In the 1980s and 1990s, he cooperated more with Zeng Zhiwei, Liu Jiarong and other members of the Liu family, and he can also be seen in Sammo Hung's movies from time to time. It disappeared after the 90s. Huang Xia suffered a stroke in 2019 and was admitted to the hospital, and later moved to a nursing home. During this period, he lost contact with his friends. After being searched by Peng Zhiming and members of the Liu family class, he was reconnected. It is reported that Huang Xia had to buy a wheelchair because of his knee disease, but he could speak, Memory and thinking are still very good, but due to the limitation of living environment, he has to live separately from his wife.