Why did Huo Yuanjia become a monk when he played Yuen San Wong?

Huo Yuanjia was once the memory of a generation. Almost all people after 60 and 70 have seen this TV series. Because of this TV series, people also know Yuen San Wong, the actor of Huo Yuanjia. However, when Yuen San Wong's career was in full swing, Yuen San Wong suddenly chose to become a monk. Why is this? What about his life now?

On February 2nd, Yuen San Wong was born in Shanghai. The following year, Yuen San Wong came to Hong Kong with his parents, and his family lived in Tiaojingling, Kowloon, Hong Kong.

Many readers are very sensitive to the place name Tiaojingling, and it is true. The original name here is "Tiaojingling".

Why is it called "hanging neck ridge"? Go back to 1905. A retired Canadian civil servant named Lenny invested and built a flour mill here. Because of the high cost and poor quality, the flour mill only lasted for three years and was closed in April 1908. Lenny was also a tragic figure who hanged himself on April 14 of that year. Therefore, locals call it "Diaojingling".

The name "naughty elf" is too ugly. After Hong Kong's sovereignty returned to China, it was renamed Tiaojingling. Before the founding of New China, the Kuomintang retreated to Taiwan Province Province. At that time, many veterans who were unwilling or forbidden to move to Taiwan Province Province and their families came here. This group is made up of frustrated people, and their lives are very difficult. Just like slums, they often fight with each other.

Yuen San Wong grew up in such an environment when he was young. Because of his poor family background, he took on the heavy responsibility of the family prematurely in the hard life, brought up five siblings with one hand, and formed an independent and family-oriented character. At the age of twelve, in order to keep fit, I began to learn martial arts from my teacher. Because of hard work and cleverness, I have developed a perfect martial arts.

As a teenager, Yuen San Wong worked as a summer job in various places to help pay for tuition and books. After finishing the preparatory course, he was admitted to the Civil Engineering Department of Canadian University and the Engineering Department of new york University. However, his family did not allow him to realize his greatest wish of studying abroad, so he officially stepped into social work.

During this period, Yuen San Wong worked as a pastry worker, handyman on construction site, factory worker, deliveryman and so on. He said to himself, "Seventy-two lines, I did seventy-three lines." He has been an apprentice to jade, and he is also good at identifying and polishing jade. When learning jade, the master liked him very much and gave him a piece of jade, which is said to have a protective effect. This jade has been hanging on Yuen San Wong. The audience saw a piece of green jade that Yuen San Wong always took when performing or taking photos, which was a gift from the master.

In order to improve the life of her family, Yuen San Wong was admitted to the Shaw Radio, Film and Television Artists Training Course on 197 1. At that time, 60 people were admitted from more than 6,000 people, and Yuen San Wong was one of them. From then on, he began his career as an actor. After Yuen San Wong stepped into the entertainment circle, his life as an elf dancer officially ended.

1989, movie star Yuen San Wong abandoned nearly 10 film, television and video contracts, resolutely retired from the film and television circle, abandoned the prosperous Buddhism, and, with the consent of his wife and children, went to Baolin Temple in Lantau Island, Hong Kong to convert to Buddhism, devote himself to monasticism, study Buddhism and seek the true meaning of life. 1On July 29th, 990, Yuen San Wong went to Shen Yan with his dharma number, learning from Master Yi Sheng in Southeast Asia. In the same year, he stopped at Jiuhua Mountain on the 20th and was ordained by the Bodhisattva. Since then, he has taken it as his responsibility to "promote Buddhism and Taoism and reduce all beings." Yuen San Wong's becoming a monk shocked the world and the whole entertainment circle.

When talking about why he became a monk, Yuen San Wong said, "Being a monk is determined by the fate of the Buddha. Before shaving, I was tired of the world and hated vanity. Later, I gradually immersed myself in Buddhism, and suddenly I felt suddenly enlightened, which made me full and calm and determined to become a monk and convert to Buddhism. " He also said: "Because I often express my desire to give up my family, my family has a hunch. My wife understood when I became a monk. Compared with other monks, I am very lucky. But my parents don't want me to become a monk. After seeing my mother for so long, I made up my mind that I would follow me. It's just that my father still can't figure it out. " Words are on my lips, and the guilt of being a son is beyond words.

After becoming a monk, his wife visited him in the temple many times, but Yuen San Wong never met him again. I heard that Yuen San Wong's wife has not remarried.

So, what is the real reason why Yuen San Wong became a monk?

There is no love for no reason, and there is no hate for no reason. Everything has a cause and effect. Therefore, Yuen San Wong suddenly fell into an empty net for a reason. According to insiders, the direct cause of Yuen San Wong becoming a monk is related to Angie Chiu.

According to an insider, Yuen San Wong met Angie Chiu while filming the action romantic comedy "Stripping the Wrong Teeth and Dismantling the Wrong Bone", and they got along well and their feelings became better and better. Yuen San Wong's calligraphy is very good, and so is his writing. He often writes to Angie Chiu. These letters were given to Weekly Boss by Angie Chiu's husband at that time. After the weekly published these letters, Yuen San Wong felt humiliated and stayed at home for a long time. There are also rumors that he tried to commit suicide.

At this time, a layman gave Yuen San Wong a Buddhist sutra, and Yuen San Wong read it very carefully. He thought about it for more than a month, and the idea of becoming a monk sprouted. Soon, Yuen San Wong left his wife and two children to become a monk in Baolin Temple on Lantau Island and became a master of Shen Yan.

After becoming a monk, Yuen San Wong practiced asceticism in Buddhism and lived an ascetic life. He is an ascetic and a Buddhist. Building bridges and roads, ploughing fields and growing vegetables on Lantau Island are not only painstaking, but also handed down to the world.

Yuen San Wong gave up alcohol, cigarettes and meat and only ate two meals a day. After noon, he went to the valley and didn't eat the next morning. I get up at 3: 30 every day, have morning classes at 4: 00, have breakfast at 5: 00, start chanting for more than an hour at 7: 00, and then plant flowers in the temple. Now I eat by myself. He stopped practicing martial arts and practiced meditation instead. He said with deep experience: meditation is more important than practicing martial arts. His greatest feeling is that his health is much better than before. He doesn't know what it was like to have insomnia before, and he often feels that he lacks sleep.

After Yuen San Wong became a monk, many friends in the entertainment circle advised him to return to the entertainment circle, and many directors also asked him to film, but his determination to become a monk has been made, and no one can change him.

In 2005, Yuen San Wong returned to the secular world and now lives in the United States. Although he left the temple, Yuen San Wong remained a monk for more than ten years and rarely appeared in public. On June 5438+February 65438+February 9, 2006, on the 25th anniversary of Huo Yuanjia, I wanted to invite Yuen San Wong to the site, but Yuen San Wong finally declined the invitation.

There is a very popular TV play in the 1980s. I believe many people know the name of this TV series! There is nothing wrong with Huo Yuanjia Hero. In this play, Huo Yuanjia is a popular young man, Yuen San Wong, and Zhen Chen is called Liang Xiaolong. They played Master and Apprentice together and made the play very popular.

However, after Yuen San Wong finished the play, he chose to become a monk at the most glorious time in his life, which made many people don't believe or understand. Maybe before watching this TV series, everyone had a confession, that is, after filming this drama, he introduced Yuen San Wong, the actor of Huo Yuanjia, to become a monk. At this time, many people thought it was the hype of the crew, but it was later confirmed that he really became a monk.

He became a monk at the peak of his life, which made many people don't understand and believe that this is true. Did he see through the world of mortals? In fact, his becoming a monk has something to do with this goddess. The goddess was none other than Angie Chiu. They met while filming "Peeling Teeth and Dismantling the Wrong Bone", but they were not popular at that time, but they were both married.

Of course, at that time, Yuen San Wong liked Angie Chiu very much and wrote a love letter. But this love letter was exposed by the media, which made Yuen San Wong lose face and feel ashamed, and saw through the changes of the world, so he chose to become a monk. But now he is over 70 years old, has been secular for many years and is very happy. This is probably the last thing he wants to talk about in his life. Do you remember him?

I met Yuen San Wong and Liang Xiaolong through the TV series Huo Yuanjia. When Yuen San Wong was twelve years old, in order to keep healthy, he began to learn martial arts under Wing Chun Quan. Thanks to diligence and cleverness, he has developed a perfect martial arts! However, you wouldn't think that Yuen San Wong, the actor of Huo Yuanjia, is also Bruce Lee's younger brother and one of Ip Man's favorite students.

Although we are in the same school, in terms of kung fu, I personally feel that there is still a long way to go with Bruce Lee, and it may not be as good as Liang Xiaolong. Yuen San Wong's skills are average (in fact, Bruce Lee's skills are also average, jumping and tumbling in the air with body pairs), most of which are routines, and the legs and moving speed are not as good as those of Bruce Lee or Liang Xiaolong. Through the video of Zhao Qiannan applying medicated wine to Huo Yuanjia, we can see that her muscles are not very developed, and her physical fitness is far from that of Bruce Lee. Here I want to mention Liang Xiaolong's fist, which is covered with a thick layer of calluses, shocking! From being a walk-on, to gradually replacing Yuen San Wong as the protagonist in the end, and then successfully shaping the image of Zhen Chen, we can see how persistent Liang Xiaolong is! Formerly known as Liang, he started as a walk-on, and later gradually rose to be the four little dragons in Hong Kong!

As a kung fu star, besides making kung fu movies, I definitely know better. But the martial arts in TV movies are performances, and even if my fist sweats, it is an arranged routine. Therefore, talking about martial arts of martial arts actors is a bit too serious.

Yuen San Wong is a kung fu star. It is said that he was a teacher and studied martial arts seriously. I want to have a good physical quality, and my waist and legs are more flexible than many people. But the martial arts on TV are basically upper limb movements, and the lower limbs are stance movements. I really can't see how high the martial arts are, but the legs that Liang Xiaolong often kicks are very tasty.

The real Huo Yuanjia in history is of medium height, neither fat nor thin, and doesn't look like a soldier. But when he casually kicked a guy who weighed about 100 Jin, everyone around him was dumbfounded, and then he challenged the foreign Hercules. It's a pity that this bridge was included in The Legend of Modern Chivalrous Heroes by Bu Xiaosheng in Pingjiang, which is useless in TV series. Compared with those martial arts stars who are muscular men and tough guys, Yuen San Wong is slender and has some literature and art, but he doesn't belong to Long Haisheng's martial arts image, and it really conforms to his unique stunts. This is similar to the real Huo Yuanjia. It can be seen that the director of TV series not only read some relevant materials, but also made great efforts in casting.

Yuen San Wong finally chose to become a monk. I wonder if it is because of the rise of Liang Xiaolong? Or because of the affair with Angie Chiu?

Huo Yuanjia is the memory of several generations. I believe many post-60s, post-70s and post-80s have seen this TV series. It was with this film that Yuen San Wong became a popular male star. When his acting career was in full swing, he chose to convert to Buddhism. At that time, the news shocked the whole entertainment circle, and there were many stories about the reasons why he converted to Buddhism. I will explain them for you here.

Yuen San Wong was born in Shanghai on February 2, 2004. His family came to Hong Kong the year after he was born. In the years after he arrived in Hongkong, Yuen San Wong's parents gave birth to five brothers and sisters for Yuen San Wong, so the Yuen San Wong family, who was not rich, lived a poor life for a long time. Yuen San Wong has developed a responsible and responsible character since he was a child. As a teenager, he began to earn money to share the pressure for his parents. At the age of twelve, in order to keep fit, he learned martial arts from a teacher.

After graduating from high school, Yuen San Wong was admitted to the Department of Civil Engineering of Canadian University and the Department of Engineering of new york University, but Yuen San Wong gave up going to college because of his poor family. Then Yuen San Wong started to work part-time. For a long time, Yuen San Wong lived a working-class life. In Yuen San Wong's words, line 72 is basically completed. 197 1 year, by chance, Yuen San Wong was admitted to Shaw Radio, Film and Television Art Training Course, and Yuen San Wong resumed his acting career.

Yuen San Wong's first work is The Hungry Tiger and the Wild Dragon, which is an action movie. Because Yuen San Wong studied martial arts, he performed very well in this film. It was not only highly praised by the director, but also loved by the audience, so Yuen San Wong became popular. Later, Yuen San Wong appeared in many action movies, and gained a firm foothold in the film and television circle with his excellent performances. 1975 He also wrote, directed and acted in the movie Gambler.

Yuen San Wong's Hero of Huo Yuanjia 198 1. This TV series is of great significance to Yuen San Wong, because it makes Yuen San Wong a superstar in three places across the Taiwan Strait. Since then, Yuen San Wong's film contract has hardly been interrupted. 1989, Yuen San Wong canceled all movie reservations and became a monk. Regarding the reasons for becoming a monk, Yuen San Wong said: "Becoming a monk is entirely determined by the fate of the Buddha. Before shaving, I was tired of the world and hated vanity. Later, I gradually immersed myself in Buddhism, and suddenly I felt suddenly enlightened, which made me full and calm and determined to become a monk and convert to Buddhism. "

Of course, the public will not accept this statement, so there is a rumor among the people: Yuen San Wong met Angie Chiu while filming "Stripping the Wrong Teeth and Dismantling the Wrong Bone", and then they fell in love. Although they have their own family affairs, they can't let go of each other. Yuen San Wong often wrote some letters to Angie Chiu, which was discovered by Angie Chiu's husband at that time, and then Angie Chiu's husband gave them to the head of a weekly magazine. Yuen San Wong was under pressure from public opinion.

In my opinion, it doesn't matter why Yuen San Wong became a monk. After all, it's all private affairs. What matters is how he is now. In 2005, Yuen San Wong chose secularization. After secularization, Yuen San Wong still retained the habits of many monks. Today, Yuen San Wong and his family have moved from the United States to the mainland and lived a simple life. I believe his later life is happy, because he understands a lot of the true meaning of life, doesn't he?

The above are purely personal opinions and are for reference only.

Huo Yuanjia, as the first Hong Kong TV series introduced to the mainland, has achieved unprecedented success, which once caused the empty streets and lanes, and successfully promoted the martial arts boom of that year. As the actor of Huo Yuanjia in the play, Yuen San Wong is a household name, known to all ages. Some people say that Huo Yuanjia is Yuen San Wong and Yuen San Wong is Huo Yuanjia, which fully shows that Yuen San Wong's image of Huo Yuanjia is so successful. Others say that Yuen San Wong's version of Huo Yuanjia can't be surpassed, while Yuen San Wong's version of Huo Yuanjia is elegant, virtuous and handsome, so it has become a classic and memory of a generation!

Yuen San Wong was famous before he played Huo Yuanjia. He was a popular young man in those years. He won numerous awards in movies and TV series. He also set up his own company and directed and starred in many films. But such a successful person chose to become a monk halfway, which made countless people feel sorry.

1984, while filming the film "Border Town Long Hudou", Yuen San Wong met Lin Guoxiong who converted to Buddhism. Under the guidance of Lin Guoxiong, he began to realize the Tao and had different views on the whole world and life. He began to believe in Buddhism and fast. Finally, after consulting with his family, he became a monk, left Baolin Temple in Lantau Island, Hong Kong, and abandoned all movies. Yuen San Wong said that the life of believing in Buddhism made him feel full and calm, and made him understand many things that had been puzzling before. Perhaps it is predestined relationship with Buddha, which can understand the choice of the parties, although he left regrets for the audience!

In 2006, the media reported that Yuen San Wong had returned to the United States in 2005. 20 13 "moving Asia-looking for Yuen San Wong" revealed that Yuen San Wong moved to the mainland from the United States and now lives a stable life with his son.

We are here to wish Mr. Yuen San Wong happiness and well-being. I don't know what you think about this. Please leave a message and discuss with us!

At that time, Huo Yuanjia imported martial arts films from Hong Kong, which was the favorite TV series of men, women and children at that time. It is the deepest memory of those people in the sixties and seventies, which successfully led the kung fu craze of that year. Huo Yuanjia, the protagonist in this TV series, is even more incisive. He has also become a national idol, and everyone knows it. It also fully shows that Yuen San Wong, the actor of Huo Yuanjia, was very successful and became a classic and beautiful memory of a generation, which no one can surpass. Yuen San Wong is handsome and good at kung fu. No matter making movies or TV series, he has won numerous awards and can be said to be an idol-type male star. Later, I also set up a company to shoot and direct many films, which can be said to be a very good career. Legend has it that 1984, when Yuen San Wong was filming the film "Border Town Long Hudou", he met Lin Guoxiong, who converted to Buddhism, and began to realize Taoism under his guidance. Slowly, Yuen San Wong had a different idea about life, and began to fast and read Buddha. Later, after discussing with my family, I decided to become a monk and settle in Baolin Temple, Lantau Island, Hong Kong, where I devoted myself to practicing Buddhism, studying Buddhism and exploring life. The legal number of Yuen San Wong is Shen Yan. His becoming a monk shocked the world. However, Yuen San Wong looked at the clouds and the wind lightly and said, "Becoming a monk is the fate of the Buddha. Before shaving, I was tired of the world and hated vanity. Later, I gradually immersed myself in Buddhism, and suddenly I felt suddenly enlightened, which made me full and calm and determined to become a monk and convert to Buddhism. " I hope Yuen San Wong can live the life he wants.

Hong Kong martial arts films in the 1970s and 1980s are unforgettable memories for a generation. Yuen San Wong was a popular martial arts star at that time, and he was very influential. However, when his career was in full swing, he abandoned his wife and children and chose to escape into an empty net, shocking both inside and outside the entertainment circle.

Yuen San Wong/Kloc-started practicing martial arts at the age of 0/2, and later stood out among 6,000 people and was admitted to the Shaw Radio, Film and Television Artists Training Course. At the age of 24, he quickly became a popular niche with the movie Hungry Tiger and Crazy Dragon. However, it was Huo Yuanjia who really reached the peak of his life.

This drama is also the first drama introduced to Hong Kong by the mainland. At that time, Michelle, Yuen San Wong, Liang Xiaolong and others in the play were idols of several generations. But just when Yuen San Wong became famous, he suddenly became a monk. It is said that when he got married, he fell in love with the married woman Angie Chiu. The fake play was really done, and the two exchanged letters, which was later made public by Angie Chiu's first husband.

Under external pressure, Yuen San Wong chose to become a monk, but this was not the case. 1984, Yuen San Wong met Brahma master Lin Guoxiong, and after in-depth exchanges, Yuen San Wong realized the true meaning of Brahma. After careful consideration, he left home and went to Baolin Temple in Lantau Island, Hong Kong to get a haircut and become a monk.

After that, many people still found him and asked him to film, but he declined politely. Until 2007, Michelle revealed that Yuen San Wong had been secularized and settled in the United States with his wife and children. In 20 13, Yuen San Wong moved to the mainland from the United States and lived a leisurely life.

It's normal to be seduced by an attractive woman like Angie Chiu. You can't blame Yuen San Wong for being too perfect. Huang's letter was shown to others by Zhao, but Zhao's humanity is problematic. Huang is frustrated and helpless to become a monk, which shows that he is frustrated but not shameless. Huang may be too introverted or too concerned about face. I understand Zhao very well, without affectation or hypocrisy.

Do you still miss Huo Yuanjia?

Brother unbeaten, tell me. As the saying goes, men don't cry lightly, and the latter sentence is more classic, that is, just because they haven't reached the sad place yet.

When you have got what the world wants, such as fame, wealth, or more things that others don't have. And then my heart is extremely empty. When you use what you have to satisfy what you are worth pursuing, you are happy.