Xu Xiaoming (Hong Kong)

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Tsui Siu Ming (born November 28, 1953), also known as Tsui Yiu Ming and nicknamed "Siu Ming Sir", is a Hong Kong male actor, singer, director, producer, and Grandmaster of Taiji Mantis Fist. His parents were Cantonese opera performers in the 1950s, famous in Singapore and Malaysia.

Biography

Tsui Siu Ming grew up in Hung To Haan, Kowloon. He graduated from Hanwen Teachers' Association Leung Tuen King Primary School (Afternoon). He has served as Executive Director of Hong Kong Cable Entertainment Ltd, Chief Operating Officer of Hong Kong Cable Satellite TV and Senior Management of i-CABLE Broadband, CEO of Brilliant Films and Brilliant Music, actor, director, producer at Rediffusion Television and Asia Television, and producer at TVB. Specializing in martial arts film and television, he has also released music albums.

Born into a Cantonese opera troupe family, he began as a child actor at age 5, appearing in dozens of films. Alongside his elder brother Tsui Yi Niu at Asia Television, he worked as actor, stuntman, and martial arts choreographer under masters Zhao Zuxi and Kuang Qunwei. He is the ninth-generation successor of Taiji Mantis Fist and has collaborated with Jackie Chan and Yuen Kwai.

In 1999 he became CEO of Emperor Motion Pictures. He currently serves as Executive Director and CEO of Ten-Flow Holdings, and as of 2023 is CEO of Asia Television.

Political stance

Tsui Siu Ming was among over 2,600 cultural figures who signed in support of the Hong Kong National Security Law.^[1]

Selected filmography

Film roles

Mirage
Wesley the Demon Fighter
Mr. Vampire
The One-Man Martial World
Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils: The Legend of Qiao Feng

Television roles

1973: Under the Lion Rock (Radio Television Hong Kong)
1974: Home, Spring, Autumn (Rediffusion Television)
1974: The Merry Thief (Rediffusion Television)
1974: Poor Alley (Rediffusion Television)
1974: The Child’s Dream of Spring (Rediffusion Television)
1974: Leung Tin-lok (Rediffusion Television)
1975: Storm at the Cape (Rediffusion Television)
1975: Ten Great Cases (Rediffusion Television)
1976: Silent Revolution (Independent Commission Against Corruption)
1976: The Dragon’s Coil and the Tiger’s Lair (Rediffusion Television)
1976: Ten Assassins (Rediffusion Television)
1981: The Legendary Fok (Rediffusion Television) as Cheng Tin-siu
1982: The Story of Chen Zhen (Rediffusion Television) as Cheng Siu-giu
1984: Fok Tung-kok (Asia Television) as Cheng Siu-giu
2017: My 1997 (Mainland China)
2020: Children of the Bay Area (Mainland China) cameo as Chamber of Commerce Vice‑President

Production credits

1979: The Roaring Sword (Rediffusion Television)
1980: The Benevolence of the Earth (Rediffusion Television)
1981: The Great Accusation (Rediffusion Television)
1981: Goddess Action (Rediffusion Television)
1981: The Legendary Fok (Rediffusion Television)
1981: Ma Wing-chen (Rediffusion Television)
1982: The Story of Chen Zhen (Rediffusion Television)
1983: Return to Tiger Mountain (Asia Television)
1983: The Iron‑Hearted Hero (Asia Television)
1984: Fok Tung-kok (Asia Television)
1985: The Fourth Generation (Asia Television)
1987: Heart of Dragon (TVB)
1988: The Unnamed Fire (TVB)
1988: Oolong Thief’s Double
1990: Water Lily
1991: Ruan Lingyu (film)
1991: Wesley the Demon Fighter
2001: Loving You, Loving Me
2006: Rhinoceros Eyes (Brilliant Films)
2007: Tracking (Brilliant Films)
2007: The Gemini Thieves (Brilliant Films)
2007: Love Punch (Brilliant Films)
2007: Mo Gong (Brilliant Films)
2008: Butterfly Fly (Brilliant Films)
2008: The Mystery of Ruyi (Brilliant Films)
2008: Duel of Champions (Brilliant Films)
2008: Secret Shore (Brilliant Films)

Screenwriting

2007: The Gemini Thieves (Brilliant Films)
2007: Rhinoceros Eyes (Brilliant Films)

Directing

1982: The Gang Code
1983: Rising Winds
1984: Cotton Robe
1986: Mirage
1988: Oolong Thief’s Double
1991: Wesley the Demon Fighter
1992: The Psychic Ape
2008: Duel of Champions
2011: Jian Yuan Storm

Discography

1975: Written for You – House Records
1977: Heroes of the Grasslands – House Records
1978: Song of the Fishermen – Man Chi Records
1979: New Chameleon – Man Chi Records
1980: Ming Jai’s Phone Call / Youth Bean – Man Chi Records
1982: Tsui Siu Ming’s Greatest Hits – Man Chi Records
1983: Return to Tiger Mountain – Man Chi Records
1984: Sword and Lute – Man Chi Records
1984: Cotton Robe – Eternal Records
1985: Our Generation – Eternal Records
1996: Tsui Siu Ming’s Greatest Hits – Man Chi Records
2004: Complete Collection: 22 Songs – Eternal Records
2006: Meeting the Hero Again: Timeless Classics – Man Chi Records

Events

On July 1, 2019, Tsui Siu Ming performed at the "Innovation & Technology: Trendy Music Carnival", singing classics such as "The Great Wall Will Never Fall" and "A Man Should Strengthen Himself".^[2]

References

External links

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