Wong Ching王青

Wang Qing（Wong Ching王青） Ching's mouth is particularly large, so he is known as "Big Mouth Ching". He was born in Shanghai on June 24, 1949. His original name was Jiang Peiqing. He grew up in Kowloon City, Hong Kong when he was a teenager. He and David Jiang are cousins. He has a brother, Wang Zhong, who is also an actor and director. Before entering the industry, the brothers performed in Hong Kong with the circus troupe led by their mother Wang Zhongying. However, due to venue problems and the inability to continue performing, and the high expenses, Wang Qing was unable to run a circus troupe with her mother, and instead became a nightclub acrobat. After many twists and turns, he joined the entertainment industry and became a dragon and tiger martial artist. The reason why Wang Qing became a member of the acrobatic troupe was because he lost his father when he was young. His mother, along with him and his elder brother, joined his grandfather and became the mainstay of the "Wang Family Acrobatic Troupe" founded by his grandfather. Later, after coming to Hong Kong to develop, Wang Qing gave up his identity as an acrobat and worked with Shaw Brothers martial arts masters Liu Jialiang, Tang Jia and others. Tang Jia is Wang's martial arts master. In the early 1970s, he was discovered from behind the scenes to performing in front of the screen. He officially became an actor and also worked as a behind-the-scenes film producer. In the early days of his debut, he was a basic contract actor of Dadi Film Company. Later, he served as a martial arts master and action instructor for Shaw Brothers Dragon and Tiger. Since the 1970s, he has held both front and behind-the-scenes positions. In 1976, TVB started filming "The Legend of Modern Heroes"; during the preparatory period for "The Great Sword King", the TV station planned to set up an additional group of martial arts instructors. As a result, when producer Wu Hao invited Wang Qing to be the director, he saw that Wang had a strong momentum, so he arranged for him to play the role of "Wang Wu", the knight Wang Zhengyi in the late Qing Dynasty. This series is the first TV series in which Wang Qing has participated. Later in the 1980s, Wang Qing became a first-line actor in the film industry and filmed many movies. The movie where he plays the leading role is "Friend Over Band" directed by Lee Soo-hyun. But his first starring role was in the 1973 film "Into the Sky". Due to his outstanding performance in the role of "Jian Iron Fist" in the 1972 movie "Fang Shiyu", he was soon praised by the film director Zhu Mu as the leading actor, and he was given the opportunity to participate in "Stand Up to the Sky". Due to his unflattering appearance, he failed to become a popular actor even though he was given the leading role. Since the 1970s, he has been a member of the "Zhang Family Class" under director Chang Cheh. In 1982, his role as "Tang Deren" in the movie "Little Life" and "Dakou Qing" in "Brothers in Need" established his image as a comedian in "Dakou". Until the mid-1990s, Wang Qing focused on the development of Hong Kong TVB. In 2012, he signed a contract to become a Hong Kong TV actor and left in 2014. However, after completing the contract, he never performed in front of the theater again. Wang Qing has only directed one movie "Blood in the Blood" for many years in the industry. Brother Wang Zhongdang planned it. The rest of the time, I spend more time in front of and behind the scenes production. Wang Qing got married in 1978 and had two daughters after marriage; she applied to immigrate to Australia in 1984.