Pei Shan Chang

Biography

Chang Pei Shan was a Chinese actor and voice actor from Hong Kong, born in Beijing in 1942. He graduated from Beijing Zhicheng Secondary School and was admitted to the Nanguo Experimental Troupe in 1965. After graduating, he joined Shaw Brothers as both an actor and a voice dubbing artist. He appeared in many of the company's films during the 1960s, particularly martial arts and action films. In 1973, he left Shaw Brothers and became active in the Hong Kong and Taiwan film industry, particularly excelling in villain roles. He later gradually stepped away from on-screen acting and devoted himself to voice dubbing and behind-the-scenes work. One of his most notable achievements was providing the Chinese voice dubbing for the legendary actor Bruce Lee. He passed away in 1984 due to illness.