The children born in the 1980s basically spent their childhood accompanied by "Hong Kong movies". In an era when entertainment activities were relatively scarce, watching movies was undoubtedly the most enjoyable thing. As for the big stars in the Hong Kong film industry, we basically all know them through the big screen. Time makes people grow old, and now the older generation of Hong Kong movie stars have long been scattered everywhere. Some have passed away, some are far away, and some have not been heard from at all. To recall them, we can only introduce them through words and phrases.

Lu Liangwei's "Ding Li" became famous in the "Shanghai Bund" film on both sides of the Taiwan Strait and even throughout Asia, and it is still talked about today. Later, he played the role of the drug lord "Po Ho" in the movie "Po Ho". The arrogant and domineering [drug] king was even more amazing, and he almost won the Academy Award for Best Actor that year. In 1993, he starred in the role of "Xiang Yu" in "The Overlord of Western Chu", once again reminding the audience of the image of an overlord who is "powerful and powerful"! There are also many characters that are both good and evil, making Lui Liangwei one of the hottest male stars outside of TVB's "Five Tigers" at that time.

Lui Leung-wei was born in Vietnam on December 22, 1956. He came to Hong Kong from war-torn Vietnam when he was 10 years old. In the 1970s, he participated in a wireless artist training class and made his debut.

< p> In 1985, he starred in the TV series "Snow Mountain Flying Fox" with Zhao Yazhi, playing the two roles of Hu Yidao and Hu Fei. The male lead was originally played by Andy Lau, but because he refused to sign a five-year contract with TVB, he was immediately replaced by Lu Liangwei. Lu Liangwei was outstanding. His performance also made his Hu Yidao and Hu Fei a classic in the hearts of Hong Kong people.

In 1991, he played the heroic Po Hao in the film "Po Hao". After the film was released, it became a sensation in Hong Kong and was known as "Po Hao". In order to be the "Hong Kong version of the Godfather", Lui Liangwei gained a full 40 pounds and grew from a small gangster to the head of the four major gangster families in Hong Kong. He relied on courage and more importantly, ruthlessness. "Po Hao" has become an insurmountable peak in Hong Kong gangster films!

There are countless classic lines in "Po Hao"! Just reading the lines will make your blood boil! It's money. If you want to make money, you have to be ruthless. What should you do if you find someone ruthless to protect you? What kind of person is ruthless? Hey, I'm a white powder seller. My biggest shortcoming is that I hate evil. I use my brain, you use your courage.

Rich people should pay attention to their style. He pays the bill only once a month. He is the god and he is the ghost. Look at my face, it is darker than the underworld. Look at his face, it is bigger than a pig's head. Remember, I can kill you. Even if I hold it up, I can step you down. If anyone dares to call me "Bojiao" in the future, I will fall out with him, and so will I! All the police officers from more than 30 districts in Hong Kong are following me. I'm having a meeting.

Lu Liangwei played the famous historical figure Xiang Yu in "The King of Western Chu" in 1994. The sad Wu Jiangzhi’s acting is unforgettable!

There are many more roles played by Lu Liangwei! Every role makes you feel that he is perfect in the new version of "The Legend of the Condor Heroes"! "The Emperor of the South" plays Duan Zhixing (Master Yideng). It can be said that the sword is still young! In the movie "The Gambler 2", he becomes calm, calm, dares to give up, and interprets love and justice. Ding Li on the other hand.

The underworld boss A Zha in "The Fuse" is so arrogant that the audience can feel his arrogance in his solo dance in prison. "

This actor who has been working in the entertainment industry for more than 40 years now has a wealth of more than 1 billion. Lu Liangwei has been married three times. In 1989, 33-year-old Lu Liangwei and 21-year-old Zhou Haimei were married in Las Vegas. Vegas got the marriage certificate. It was 10 years after they broke up that they went to get divorced, only to learn that the registration at that time was invalid. The second marriage was to Hong Kong sister Kwong Mei-yun. The two got married and divorced, and the one-year marriage ended hastily.

His third marriage was to a wealthy mainland woman. In 2001, Lu Liangwei married Yang Xiaojuan, a girl from Guizhou and a strong businesswoman. After that, the two had a child. After that, Lu Liangwei stopped acting and began to enter business. Now The business territory spans properties, shops, and investments, with a wealth of more than 1 billion. But in the past, because he became famous too quickly and lived like a wild life, he lost everything during the 1997 financial crisis.

Nowadays, the 60-year-old film industry man spends more time on charity, treating sick children, condolences to the lonely elderly, and there are many hope primary schools named after him! This "heinous" villain on the screen is actually a good man with a kind heart!

I find that the more talented and famous actors are, the more low-key they are. They are not only big stars but also philanthropists. For example, even "The Sun Can't Darken Louis Koo" is also a star I like. .

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