Tang Jia

Tang Jia

Tang Jia, also known as Huang Longji, was born in 1937 and studied with Yuan Xiaotian. The 1960s and Liu Jialiang created an era.

Profile

In the 1960s and 1970s, Tang Jia and Liu Jialiang were the most popular martial arts directors in Hong Kong. They played everywhere and had many martial arts masters.

Fraternal cooperation

The two brothers, one from the north and the other from the south, worked closely together. Most of them worked together as martial arts instructors. When they were outside, they would receive the play alone, and the money would be divided equally. Later, the two men's martial arts teachers supported each other and formed two factions. However, the two still cooperate. In Zhang Che's early films, Tang Jia and Liu Jialiang were both martial artists. It was not until Zhang Che came to Taiwan to set up the "long bow movie" that Tang Jia left Zhang Che because he didn't know the inside story and didn't want to leave Shao. After staying, he took his martial arts teacher to work around Shao. Later, he was promoted to director and made three films, namely "three adventures in Shaolin", "descendants of Shaolin" and "master Hongquan". After making these three films, I went to work on TVB. The apprentices include Guo Zhui, Yuan Bao, Xu Zhongxin and others.

Keep a low profile

Tang Jia is a very low-key person. In Shao's decades, master Tang has been working silently. Others have been promoted from martial arts director to director. However, master Tang has been honest in his martial arts guidance. Many of Shao's directors have cooperated with him. When he was busiest, he once ran four groups of plays a day. In the early stage, he served as martial arts director of many Zhang Che's works with Liu Jialiang Later, he worked with Chu Yuan to design a variety of martial arts actions in many Gulong martial arts films directed by Chu Yuan. The duel scene between Chu Liuxiang and Wuhua monk, which he designed for Chu Liuxiang, became one of the classic duel scenes in martial arts films. Tang Jia has been an honest martial arts director for nearly 20 years, and then he became a director in 1982. However, he has only directed three films, namely "Shaolin heiren", "Shaolin children" and "three Chuang Shaolin". However, he has played a lot of tricks in each film. The eighteen Arhats array in "Shaolin heiren" and the bench array in "three Chuang Shaolin" are particularly classic.

Good at

Tang Jia is good at designing martial arts actions according to the shooting environment and the actors' own conditions. He can not only make Dilong, an actor with a little foundation, play brilliantly, but also make Jason, an actor who can't do martial arts, complete more than 80% of the martial arts actions of the whole play. In the bench fight of three adventures in Shaolin, the Shaolin host played by Jason, who can't do martial arts, is more than ten feet high I played with ER Dongsheng and Bai Biao for more than five minutes. After the decline of martial arts films, Tang Jia turned to TVB as a martial arts director and produced many classic works. In 1992, TVB's first Taiqing drama Grand Canal, which was shot in the mainland, was Tang Jia's martial arts director. Tang Jia's last big screen martial arts directing work was Tsui Hark's green snake. After that, he stopped acting and became his wife's valet.

Chronology of works

Queen of the women's Army (1960)

Huoyanshan (1962)

Look thief (Part 1) (1962)

Nanlong Beifeng (1963)

Hu Kui sells his head (1963)

A sword of love and hatred (1964)

Qisha palm (1964)

Dragon and tiger generals (1964)

Love and hatred (1964)

Lancet (1964)

Tathagata God's hand smashes wanjian gate in anger (1965)

In pursuit of the murderer (1965)

Skyfire furnace (1965)

Sword and double orchids (1965)

Tiejingang sea and sky (1965)

Yun Hai Yu Gong Yuan (1966)

The world of mortals (Part one) (1966)

Jade girl pursues murderer (1966)

The great wind of the holy fire (Part 2) (1966)

Red lotus in fire (Part 2) (1966)

The world of mortals (Part 2) (1966)

Golden bat seeks treasure and revenge (1966)

Three heroes of the border town (1966)

The end (1966)

Wanjiemen (grand finale) (1966)

Red Lake with sword (Part 1) (1966)

Wanjiemen (Part 1) (1966)

Mulan Hua's bloody battle against the black dragon Party (1966)

Magnolia (1966)

Female killer (1966)

The spirit of the sacred fire (Part one) (1966)

One sword love (1966)

Red lotus of fire (Part 1) (1966)

Golden bat (1966)

Red Lake (Part 2) (1966)

Yong spy dog fight mystery Party (1966)

Girl in red (1967)

Female killer in the air (1967)

Heartbroken sword (1967)

Black and white flying cat (1967)

Female iron gall (1967)

The Black Knight's gate of hell (1967)

Black wildcat dominates the sea (1967)

One armed knife (1967)

Heishaxing (1967)

Invincible female killer (1967)

Snitch cat (1967)

Cat's eye (1967)

The flame breaks the fire lotus array (1967)

Assassin (1967)

Female King Kong vs. eye Dragon (1967)

Golden gull (1967)

Heartless knife (1968)

Flying fox with jade face (1968)

Sword killer (1968)

Tieerhu (1968)

Sirius Village (1968)

Golden Swallow (1968)

Dragon Blade (1968)

Tathagata palm splits the nine sects of magic (1968)

Blue eagle (1968)

Three Phoenix in Wulin (Part 1) (1968)

Feixia xiaobailong (1968)

Shendao (1968)

Martial arts duel (1968)

Qilin Village (1968)

Which house makes the East China Sea (1968)

Four color revenge sword (1968)

Eight steps in pursuit of the soul (1969)

Tie Fa Hong Gu (1969)

Twelve money darts (1969)

One armed sword King (1969)

Iron hand (1969)

Squid white chrysanthemum (1969)

The first sword in the world (1969)

Dead end (1969)

King of Thieves (1969)

Bodyguard (1969)

Samurai (1969)

Yanxia red rose (1969)

Flying Dagger (1969)

Xiangwei soul chasing whip (1969)

Three female heroes in the world (1970)

Revenge (1970)

Dragon and tiger (1970)

Taibao (1970)

Tiger with inserted wings (1970)

Darrow swordsman (1970)

Xiaoshaxing (1970)

Yingwang (1971)

Unsung hero (1971)

New one armed knife (1971)

Boxing (1971)

Double Heroes (1971)

Duel (1971)

Blood wine Tianlao (1971)

Young people (1972)

Four knights (1972)

Ma Yongzhen (1972)

Qun Ying Hui (1972)

Happy forest (1972)

Outlaws of the marsh (1972)

Hakka (1972)

Dadaowangwu (1973)

Police (1973)

Treason (1973)

Angry youth (1973)

Assassin (1973)

Pirates (1973)

Seven golden corpses (1974)

Fang Shiyu and Hong Xiguan (1974)

Five tiger generals (1974)

Hongquan and Yongchun (1974)

Shaolin children (1974)

Friends (1974)

Nezha (1974)

Chinese Superman (1975)

Big brother Cheng (1975)

Female King Kong vs. wild dragon female (1975)

Dangkou Zhi (1975)

Tianya Mingyue Dao (1976)

Death row (1976)

Sardanying (1976)

Bruce Lee and me (1976)

Meteor butterfly sword (1976)

Wudu Tianluo (1976)

Flying dragon chop (1976)

Tianlong Babu (1977)

Pretty girl (1977)

Third young master's sword (1977)

Decisive order (1977)

Amorous swordsman heartless sword (1977)

Killing enemies in the snowy night with moon sword (1977)

White jade tiger (1977)

Chu Liuxiang (1977)

Qianlong's visit to Jiangnan (1977)

Blood Hibiscus (1978)

Confucius said: Food and color (1978)

Xiao shiilang (1978)

Zajue (1978)

Chu LiuXiang's bat legend (1978)

Cross throat lock (1978)

Proud of the world (1978)

The story of killing the Dragon by relying on heaven (1978)

Qing palace assassination (1978)

Cold blooded thirteen Eagles (1978)

Qianlong's visit to Yangzhou (1978)

The ending of killing the Dragon by relying on heaven (1978)

Xiuhua robber (1978)

Peerless double pride (1979)

Fengliu Xiaodao (1979)

GUI Jiaochun (1979)

Full moon scimitar (1979)

Qisha (1979)

Peacock Dynasty (1979)

Coach (1979)

Heroes without tears (1980)

Tongtian boy red shooter (1980)

Emperor Qianlong and three girls (1980)

Wingless bat (1980)

Invitation (1980)

Chivalrous swordsman (1980)

It's hard to fly (1980)

Eight Generals of Qianmen (1981)

Magic swordsman (1981)

Demon Hunter (1982)

Human skin lantern (1982)

Boy has seed (1982)

Wu Song (1982)

Shen Shengyi (1983)

Japanese robbery (1983)

Descendants of Shaolin (1983)

Lu Ding Ji (1983)

San Chuang Shaolin (1983)

Master Hongquan (1984)

Green snake (1993)

Flying love stories (1997)

director

Descendants of Shaolin (1983)

San Chuang Shaolin (1983)

Master Hongquan (1984)

performer

Love of Mount Fuji (1954)

Driver No.7 (1958)

Biography of archery Heroes (1958)

Chinese PinYin : Tang Jia