Ma Si Kui马师钜

Ma Si Kui马师钜 Judging from the name and appearance, Ma Si Kui is somewhat similar to Sun Ma Si Tsang. It turns out that he is the younger brother of Sun Ma Si Tsang, and his original name is Tang Yong Kui. Ma Si Kui is a Hong Kong Cantonese opera actor and film actor. He made his screen debut as the master in "Liang Hongyu Beats the Drum to Repulse the Golden Soldiers" (August 1956); his last movie appearance was "Two Stars with the Moon" (1975) February) and has appeared in about 40 movies so far. In the movie "Mr. Wang's Good Luck", the Sun Ma Si Tsang co-starred with Ma Si Kui, Xiang Hai, Huang Kan, Hui Yingying and others. The story tells the story of Mr. Wang and his family who first came to Hong Kong to make a living. Because they looked exactly like a wealthy man in the city, they were coveted by the villain Liu Dasheng, which caused a series of jokes. From January to February 1966, Ma Si Kui participated in the "Singapore and Malaysia Opera Troupe" and performed "The Legend of White Snake" and "Dreams of the Tang Dynasty" in Singapore and Malaysia with Sun Ma Si Tsang. In 1985, he participated in the "Bahe Cantonese Opera Troupe" and performed with Lin Kamtong. Waiting for the performance of "The Swallow Returns but the People Have Not Returned" at the Sheung Shui Town Hall. From April 17 to 20, 2006, he performed with Liu Wai-ming and others at Luk Yeung San Chuen, Tsuen Wan, in "The Heartless Sword Has Love", "The Golden Fan", "Three Nights of Love and Twenty Years of Enmity", "Three Smiles of Marriage" and "Purple Chai Ji".