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Li Qingshan (Hong Kong actor)

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Lee Ching Shan [1][2][3], is a former Hong Kong male actor.

Background

Lee Ching Shan graduated from the 9th TVB Artist Training Class, alongside classmates such as Michael Miu, Felix Wong, Tam Yuk Ying, and Yiu Fung Si. Before joining the entertainment industry, he served in the police force for over two years.[4] He joined TVB in the early 1980s and starred in series such as Man of the Moment and The Return of the Husband. In 1983, when TVB was filming The Legend of the Condor Heroes, he refused to play the role of Yin Zhiping due to dissatisfaction with the arrangement by the producer.[5][6] This led to legal action from TVB for breach of contract. Lee lost the lawsuit, had to compensate TVB for damages, and was terminated early.[7] His role was replaced by Kwong Chor Fai.[8] He then left TVB and went to Taiwan to develop his career. In 1986, he joined ATV.[2][9]

After joining ATV, Lee mostly appeared in costume dramas, later transitioning to modern dramas. He was best known for the File of Justice series.

In the early 1990s, Lee faded from the entertainment industry and started a business between 1991 and 1994. In 1998, he joined Kowloon Motor Bus (KMB) as a bus driver, under his real name Lee Yi Hong. He worked night shifts as a standby driver at Lai Chi Kok Depot and once drove lines N241, N260, N271, N281. However, he resigned shortly after. Some netizens revealed that Lee returned to a simple life as a taxi driver.[10] Currently, he works at New Lantao Bus, mainly driving routes within Tung Chung (37, 37M, 38, B4, B6).

Filmography

Taiwanese drama

  • 1985 – Xia You Yun Tian as Bak Lam Tin

Films

  • 1981 – Zero Divide
  • 1983 – Fung Sang Shui Hei as Paul
  • 1992 – Royal Hitman

Program Hosting

  • 1980 – Children's program Hopscotch with You (TVB)

References