
Hwang Jung-ri, a veteran South Korean action star who starred in the classic movies "Drunken Master" and "Snakeman" and was known as the "King of Legs", passed away on the 12th at the age of 82.
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Wong Chung-ri is a senior action star in South Korea. He has been active in the Hong Kong and South Korean film circles since the 1970s and won the title of "King of Legs" for his superb leg skills.
South Korea's veteran action star Hwang Jung-ri passed away yesterday (12th) at the age of 82. During his lifetime, he kicked out Jackie Chan's front teeth in the classic movie "Drunken Master", which left a deep impression on movie fans and was even called the "King of Legs".
Wong Jung-li was born in Hamyang, Gyeongsangnam-do in 1944. He once served as a taekwondo coach. He entered the film industry in 1974 with the movie "One-Armed Boxing Champion", and then officially entered the Hong Kong film industry in 1976 with "Southern Fist and North Legs".
Wong Ching-Lee is best known to the audience for his superb performances in "Snake" and "Drunken Master" starring Jackie Chan. In particular, he played the villain "Yan Tiexin" in "Drunken Master" and launched a series of exciting duels with Jackie Chan. He became famous with his gorgeous and explosive kicks, and has the reputation of "King of Legs" and "Master of Kicks".
Wong has been in the film industry for more than 30 years, traveling between South Korea and Hong Kong, and has appeared in more than 340 films. He is a representative figure in South Korean martial arts action films in the 1980s. Even Hong Kong film giant Sammo Hung and Oscar-winning actress Michelle Yeoh have learned taekwondo from him. Not only that, the Japanese boy manga "Dragon Ball"'s character Momo Shiro is based on him.
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