
Han Chiang
Acting
- Born:
- 1920-05-11
- Place of birth:
- Beijing, China
Biography
A native of Beijing and born as Zhang Zi-Ting, Hang has starred in over 60 titles and numerous TV serials. He's a versatile actor who can tackle any role, including loving fathers, office managers and touch guys. He joined Shaw Brothers in 1968 and starred in two martial arts films "Tomorrow Is Another Day" and "The Fastest Sword", where he played Chu Ching's father in both of them. Later, Hang discarded his five-year contract with Shaw Brothers because of the traveling. He turned to work in various Taiwanese film companies during the 1960s and 1980s, where he starred in "Secret Agent Chang Kong No.1", "Clam Fairy" and "It All Started With A Bed". He had also appeared in "The Sword" produced by Hong Kong's Chang Jiang Films. Han is best remembered for his martial arts roles.
Known For
Filmography

All the King's Men

Shaolin and Wu Tang

The Legend of the Six Dynasty

Boxer, Lover, Lawyer

The War of the Infras

The Guardian

Shaolin Kung-Fu Mystagogue

Magnificent Wanderers

Dynasty

Layout

Fighting of Shaolin Monks

Boxer Rebellion

The Five Super Riders

The Four Assassins

The Return of the Valuables

Super Riders vs The Devils

True Love

Disciples of Shaolin

The Unforgettable Character

Green Green Meadow

The Great Chinese Boxer

Twister Kicker

Rikisha Kuri

The Fists of Vengeance

Ferocious to Ferocious

The Black Friday

Seven Indignant

The Lone Hero

The Angry Hero

Blood Leopard

The Fist That Kills

The Righteous Fist

One-armed Swordswoman
Tiger

Palace of Hades

The Sword

Dragon Gate Swordsman

Fearless Fighters

The Brave Young Generation

The Professional Killer

Blind Swordswoman

Broken Sword

Duel with Devil

Bow Kung's Jurisdiction in the Hades

Devil Fighter

Clam Fairy

Swordsman With an Umbrella

Young Flying Hero

The Darkest Sword

Ringing Sword

The Master Sword

The Mysterious Knight

Purple Darts

Tomorrow Is Another Day
The Wolf and the Angel

The Fastest Sword

A Sword for a Killer

Fallen Petals
The Adventures of "I-Have-Come"