Wong Jing’s three classic films

Wong Jing's three classic films are "The God of Gamblers", "The Gambler", and "The Hardcover Chasing Girls".

1. "The God of Gamblers" tells the story of Gao Jin, the God of Gamblers who is world-famous for his superb gambling skills. Due to an accident, Gao Jin accidentally fell into a trap set by Xiao Dao, suffered a serious head injury and lost his memory. Gao Jin's men colluded with foreign enemies in an attempt to replace Gao Jin's position and seize his family property. A gambling king battle that attracted worldwide attention kicked off on the high seas.

2. "The Gambler" is a comedy movie released in 1990. The film mainly tells the story of the God of Gamblers' apprentice Gambler Xiaodao and the gambling saint Zhou Xingzu with special functions to fight against evil forces.

3. "Hardcover Chasing Girls" tells the story of a series of jokes caused by bad mouth hair, Wu Zhunshao, and traffic lights chasing a girl at the same time. It was released in China on June 25, 1987.

Wang Jing's acting experience:

In 1976, he served as the screenwriter of the romantic drama "Heart Has Thousand Knots", thus starting his screenwriting career. In 1981, he directed his first film "Thousand Kings Fight Thousand Tyrants", thus launching his director career. In 1984, the martial arts movie "New Flying Fox Gaiden", which he served as screenwriter, was released. In 1987, the comedy film "Hardcover Chasing Girls" was released.

In 2005, he won the Best Screenplay Award at the 12th Hong Kong Film Critics Society Awards for the action movie "Black and White Battlefield". In 2006, he won the Best Screenplay Award at the Hong Kong Film Critics Society Awards for the action movie "Crouching Tiger". In 2010, the self-written and directed science fiction movie "Future Police" was released. In 2014, the comedy film "Macau" directed by him was released.