A disciple of Huang Feihong, Jackie Chan admired him, and Andy Lau wrote inscriptions for him, but he had a deep conflict with Jet Li

Look at today’s martial arts action movies. Special effects are all over the place. Most stars use stand-ins, and there are not many real materials. Many people will miss Jackie Chan, Jet Li, and Donnie Yen's wonderful martial arts. That's called "kung fu".

In the film martial arts world, there is a senior figure who is so respected that Andy Lau even wrote the inscription "Grand Master of a Generation" when he passed away to show respect. He is Hong Kong's famous martial arts instructor and winner of the Academy Award for Lifetime Achievement Award, Lau Ka-leung.

Liu Jialiang comes from a martial arts family and is the fourth generation disciple of Wong Fei Hung. He has learned solid Southern Hongquan Kung Fu since he was a child, and his strength is astonishing.

Later, Liu Jialiang founded the "Liujia Ban". In Liu Jialiang's heart, people who want to learn martial arts must first have real kung fu, secondly, have martial ethics, and thirdly, understand the rules. At that time, his "Liujiaban" It is the most popular in Hong Kong, and the movies it makes are also very popular. Even Sammo Hung admitted that the only person he couldn't beat in Hong Kong was Brother Lau Kar-leung.

Jackie Chan is even more respectful to Liu Jialiang. Liu Jialiang taught Jackie Chan how to fight and what martial arts is in "Drunken Master 2". It can be said that Liu Jialiang made Jackie Chan's "embroidered fists and legs" not only gorgeous and funny, but also more real.

In the last film "Drunken Monkey" directed by Liu Jialiang before his death, he even taught Wu Jing, a fledgling martial artist, with his lifelong skills in words and deeds. This made Wu Jing famous for his martial arts skills and was recognized by more Known and liked.

But Jet Li, who is also a Kung Fu superstar, looks down on Liu Jialiang. Why?

In 1984, Jet Li and Liu Jialiang filmed "Northern and Southern Shaolin" together. At the filming scene, Jet Li discovered that the mainland actors worked very hard, but their daily salary was only 3 yuan, while the Hong Kong actors even Playing a dead person costs dozens of dollars a day. This difference made Jet Li very unhappy with director Liu Jialiang.

At that time, Hong Kong directors and actors had serious discrimination against mainland actors. They felt that mainlanders were ignorant and barbaric, which also made the upright Jet Li very angry.

Later Jet Li carved out his own world and achieved a very high status in the Hong Kong entertainment industry. However, he and Liu Jialiang never collaborated again, and he did not attend Liu Jialiang's funeral.

Now that Liu Jialiang has passed away, Jet Li, who has gray hair on his temples, is also suffering from illness. It is a pity that we have not been able to see more works between the two.