江生

简介

Actor Chiang Sheng was born in Taiwan in 1951. He was sent to a drama school in Taipei due to his large family, where he made many friends but was eventually expelled for smoking in the principal's office, despite already having considerable acting experience. He joined the film industry around 1973 as a stuntman and actor, starring in "Ten Champions" as a lead. In 1974, he participated in films produced by Chang Cheh's Chang Kong Film Company. In 1976, he moved to Hong Kong with Chang Cheh and joined Shaw Brothers as a stuntman and actor, appearing in films such as "Five Deadly Venoms", "Crippled Avengers", and "The Flying Fox of Snowy Mountain". He gradually took on roles as assistant director and martial arts choreographer starting from the film "Tongatown". After his Shaw Brothers contract ended, he returned to Taiwan to film "Mantis Fist". Chiang Sheng passed away in 1990 due to a heart attack.