Yang Chi-Ching
Personal Info
Known For Actor
Gender Male
Birthday 1919-02-11
Deathday 1984-04-30 (65 years old)
Place of Birth Longping, Hebei Province, China
Also Known As Yang Chih-Ching, Yang Chih-Chin, Yang Chi-Ching, Yang Tse-Ching, Yan Chih-Ching, Yang Zhiqing, Yang Zhi-Qing, Yan Cher-Chin, Yang Che-Ching, Yeung Chi-Hing, Chih-Ching Yang
Yang Chi-Ching
Biography
Yang Chi-Ching (杨志卿) was a Chinese actor native of Hebei Province. He made his movie debut in 1941 and starred in several productions of Shanghai's Hwa Ying and Chung Luen film companies. In 1947, he joined the Cathay Film Company (國泰影業公司). Yeung settled in Hong Kong in 1951 and joined Shaw Brothers (邵氏兄弟) where he worked for over 30 years and appeared in more than 100 movies. Yeung was as brilliant as he was versatile, with the ability to handle all types of roles with ease. Yeung's wife Chan Wan Wa (Chen Yun Hua) was also a famous movie actress.
Known For
Actor
as Chief Yang
as Villager
as Lord Na Lan
as Prime Minister
as Superintendant Zheng Qing
as Jian's Uncle
as Lord So Ha To
as Eunuch Wang
as Tian You
as Ding Busan
as Boss Heung
as Boss Yeung
as Magistrate
as Official Gongsun
as Mr. Liu
as General Feng
as Dugu Mei
as Magistrate
as Lord Huang, envoy
as Butler Zhou
as Dao Tunghsin
as Lawyer
as No. 3, Zhou
as Lao Feng
as Second Lord
as Keeper Feng
as Liu San
as Ah Gen
as Priest
as Inn-keeper Jin
as Fan's father
as Mr. Hu
as Art Admirer
as Chi Chuen Hai
as Wu Chan
as Commissioner
as Wine Master
as Corrupt Judge
as Restaurant boss
as Generalissimo Feng's Father
as Master Nan Gong
as Red Peach
as Monk Bo Doh
as Monk Bo Doh
as Money Dragon
as Se Ma Sun
as Wu Yin Lu
as Judge
as Gongsun Jiemin
as Bingji
as Chang Mantian
as Military Secretary Bao Lao
as Guo Wei
as Restaurant owner Chen
as Sergeant Liang
as Inspector Yeung
as Monk Xin Mei
as Chief Jin Te Tien
as Chief Yang
as Ah Fen's father
as Emperor Kang Xi
as Desert King Zha Mu He
as Cop
as Zhang Si-Xi
as White Magican
as Boss Wong
as Situ's Lawyer
as Herbalist Tan
as Lu Man Tien / Navigator of Lung Men Soc
as Minister Xu Tong
as Yu Da-Ji
as Old Zhong
as Official Hsu Tung
as Chief Chen Huatang
as East Street's Master Cui
as Master
as Mr. Fang
as Sung Liang Tsai
as Fa Ta-Chu
as Boss Wang
as Xin Zhen-Qiang
as Comrade Zhang
as Su Song
as Chief Fan Zhi Long
as Official Hai Gangfeng
as Yo Tien Biao
as Teacher Chao
as Minister Kou Chun
as The Wine Fairy
as Chang Kung Chin
as Dr Fong Yu
as Commander Kao
as Retired Fighter Drunkard
as Commander Wang
as Man Gongsun
as Shen Tian Hung
as Jeweller Tse
as Hsu Mu-Liang
as Smiling Fox Sung Qi Cheng
as Jin Zhi Quan
as Old Sai
as Ah Hsiang's uncle
as Lin Laoer
as Keeper Pang
as Iron Claws Wang Ying
as Mo Wentian
as Flying Dagger Jiao Lei
as Inspector
as Duke Cao Guo Wei
as Mai Yung-Chuan
as Master Yan Tian Long
as Lin Han
as Wei Fu's Sifu
as Poison Dragon Wang Xiong
as Drunken Beggar/Loong San Fong
as Lin Chin Fu
as Abbot
as Monk Yuen Kwok
as Master Liu
as Circus Chief
as Grandpa Lin
as Qiu Tian-Wei
as Chief Hong Zhong
as Magistrate Zhao Zhong
as Uncle Fan
as Long-Armed Devil
as Master Yao Hong Fu
as Lu Fang, Skyward Mouse
as Mr Wei
as Li Da Peng
as Master Huo
as Mr. Chen
as Master Wen
as Abbot Liao Kung
as Mr. Chen
as Abbot of Pu Jiu Temple
as Old Hu
as Emperor's Brother
as Adjutant Ji Xiao-Xiong
as God of Thunder
as Kun Zun
as Prime Minister Chin Chong
as Master Shen Yen-Ling
as Imperial Mentor Bi Gan
as Old Man Gu
as Hua Hu
as Weiliang's father
as Liang Yu Nung
as Magistrate Liu Xi-Tong
as Minister Chu Jui Liang
as Teacher
as Abbot Fa Hai
as 1st Master
as Prime Minister Yang Guo Zhong
as Tang's Father
as Chiang Shou-shan
as Lu Fei-Hong
as Yan Chixia
as Ling Kuo-Hwa
as Ta Feng's Brother
as Song Cheng-Zong
as Liang Guang-Ji
as Young Sze-Ching
as Minister Wang Yun
as Jin's father
as Zhu Mo An
as Shi Bo An
as Li Shi-De
as Yanming's uncle
as Jin
as Accountant Zhang Peijun
as Detective
as Detective
as 宋律师
as 周医生
Director
as Assistant Director