LV Xiaolong

LV Xiaolong

Lu Xiaolong, whose real name is Huang Jianlong, is from Macao. He was a kungfu instructor and good at Hongquan. In the early 1970s, he worked as an actor in Shao's early films in Hong Kong.

He has starred in many films, such as "Jiequan Tiezhi doudaoke", "death tower", "Longquan Jingwu Zhi" and "dragon subdues tiger", among which "Longquan Jingwu Zhi" was officially released in China. It is well known in Hong Kong, Taiwan, France, Europe and America.

Acting experience

Unique style

He has strong oil-free muscles. His action is strong and fierce, simple and direct. In this regard, his Kungfu style is closest to Bruce Lee's. Moreover, his films are always full of strong patriotic feelings and national self-esteem, which makes people excited. This is LV Xiaolong.

When he was young, LV Xiaolong was full of heroism and passion. Compared with the orthodox fighting style of he Zongdao and the rigid imitation of master Julong and Shi Tianlong, his fighting and performance were more passionate. In his first film, the Great Wall duel, which he co filmed with the mainland, he played the protagonist Hua Zhiqiang. He fought cleanly, acted forcefully, and his kung fu was not inferior to that of those years. "The Great Wall battle" was also a film with excellent attendance at that time. It was one of the top ten box office films in China in 1989 and made a sensation.

Classic moment

In the Great Wall battle, pointing to the Japanese aggressor played by Tamsui kamura on the towering mountain, he said: "as long as you step over China, if you don't come to me, I will go to you."

Best match on screen: Huang Zhengli, Lucun taixiang

Huang Zhengli, the leg king of the same generation, has a wonderful duel in films such as "the Dragon strikes back" and "who's going to explore the dragon", and the final duel with Japanese Kung Fu Master Tamura in "the Great Wall battle" is full of visibility.

Development stage

Early stage: during the period of Shao (1970s), he played more Kung Fu roles and did not make any special achievements. He cooperated with famous actors at that time, such as Li Xiuxian and Chen Guantai, and his representative work "Superman of China" and so on.

Mid stage: the period of imitating the Dragon (1980s) when he became famous, he made many classic kung fu films imitating Bruce Lee, forming a market, but his own characteristics were limited, such as the representative works "dragon fist Jingwu Zhi", "death tower" and so on

Later stage: the period of personal style formation (1990s) has stabilized the market, and has really formed a personal style. Based on Hongquan, the style is changeable, the hand is strong, the action is fierce, and the personal style is extremely remarkable. The representative works are "black corridor", "Great Wall decisive battle", etc.

Main works

(including director, screenwriter, martial arts director, actor)

How many layers of hell are there in "comfort women of military prostitutes" (1995) (screenwriter, director, martial arts director, actor)

"Ghost Fox" (1992) (with Hu Huizhong, director, producer, martial arts director, actor)

Black corridor (1990) (with Mu Tiezhu, Luo lie, director, martial arts director, actor)

"The Great Wall battle" is also known as "the great wall of dragon fire" (1990) (with Li Ning, Liang Yan, Yu Hai, Luchun taixiang, director, martial arts director, actor)

"Dragon counterattack" is also known as "fierce end" (1981) (in cooperation with Huang Zhengli and Casava, he went to the Italian ancient Roman arena to shoot, direct, martial arts director and actor)

Weilong detective (1986) (with Huang Zhengli, Yang Si, jiangdao, director, martial arts director, actor)

The shadow of the Dragon (1981) (he Zongdao's film, LV Xiaolong's assistant director)

Ninja vs Bruce Lee (unknown) (actor)

Zhonglie Jingwu gate (unknown) (martial arts director, actor)

Revenge in oblivion (unknown)

Qinglong Inn (unknown) (actor)

Drunk snake boy (unknown) (Yu Shijian, actor)

Kuliang Kui (unknown) (with Huang Yuanshen, actor)

Shaolin gate on fire (unknown) (actor)

Green seal (unknown) (actor)

Big brother Cheng (1970s) (Chen Guantai's classic works, actor)

"Dharma iron finger Gong" (unknown) (with Chen Xing, Yang Si, actor)

Tower of death (unknown) (actor)

Dragon boxing Jingwu Zhi (1976) (actor)

Superman of China (1970s) (with Li Xiuxian and others, actor)

Fury sanweilong (unknown) (produced in the United States, very famous, cooperating with Julong and Lei Xiaolong (to be verified)

"Huang Feihong takes Ding caipao" (1970s) (with Shi Jian and others, playing ghost foot 7)

Hong Kong 73 (1970s)

Duozui Street (1970s) (with Shao's actors)

Chengji teahouse (1970s) (Chen Guantai's classic works, actor)

"The legend of Bruce Lee in China" (unknown) (documentary, produced in the United States, with movie clips of he Zongdao, Liang Xiaolong, Ju long, LV Xiaolong, and interviews with he Zongdao)

Social evaluation

In fact, LV Xiaolong is also a Kung Fu actor with multi-faceted development. He has set up his own company, produced independently, and worked as a screenwriter, director, martial arts director and so on. For example, in the black corridor, he has traveled to France, Taiwan, Hong Kong, mainland China, and Jin Shooting in triangle and other places, using military tanks, was one of the few big movies at that time. For example, the action he designed for Master Yu Hai in the Great Wall showdown, which highlighted the charm of mantis boxing. And the Great Wall showdown, which he shot as the chief director, was also rated as "one of the 100 outstanding patriotic movies".

Master LV Xiaolong has retired to work behind the scenes. In any case, we should not forget these former Kung Fu Heroes.

Due to the long history and limited information, and the fact that most of LV Xiaolong's films are distributed in Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan and overseas, it is difficult to find relevant information in the mainland. Therefore, it is impossible to list all LV Xiaolong's films. LV Xiaolong's films are about 30. After he finished his film "how many layers of hell are there" in 1995, LV Xiaolong faded out, and later engaged in futures business around 1997. For details, please refer to the special article "Hong Kong Star LV Xiaolong, kicking and kicking futures" in the 1997 issue of new weekly.

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