Yang Chi-Ching

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Characters played by Yang Chi-Ching

Military Secretary Bao Lao — Flying Guillotine II (1978)

Imperial clerk managing military correspondence and orders.

Old Man in Wheelchair (uncredited) — Supermen Against the Orient (1973)

An uncredited older man appearing briefly in a wheelchair.

Dao Tunghsin — The Duel of the Century (1981)

A gambler involved in a wager on the duel between Ye Gucheng and Shimen Chuei Shiue. He bets that Ye will win, while his rival Li Yianbei backs Shimen, and he sends assailants after Li. Lu Xiaofeng encounters him at a brothel while investigating the wager and its connection to the larger mystery.

Invincible Clan Dragon Division Chief — Return of Bastard Swordsman (1984)

Head of the Dragon Division, enforces clan rules.

Jin Zhi Quan — Vengeance! (1970)

A political and gambling associate who clashes with Feng Kai Shan and later manipulates Guan Xiao Lou. Guan Xiao Lou recognizes that Jin is using him to eliminate rivals, including Feng and Adjutant Gao Hong Tu. The account ends with Guan Xiao Lou arriving for a meeting with Jin, whose next move is unresolved.

Master Yan Tian Long — The Jade Raksha (1968)

Master Yan Tian Long appears to be a generous benefactor, supporting Xu Ying Hao's sick mother and inviting Xu to teach martial arts at his stronghold. Xu discovers hidden mechanisms there and suspects him. Master Yan has Jiang Yin Fung and Mrs Xu Mei Juan seized to force Leng Qiu Han's surrender, then admits he killed Leng's father. Leng escapes and defeats him.

Liu San — Hex vs. Witchcraft (1980)

Acquaintance of the gambler, involved in casino and social scenes.

Prime Minister Yang Guo Zhong — The Magnificent Concubine (1962)

Prime Minister Yang Guo Zhong is identified in the cast list as a principal court figure. The synopsis says that Yang Guifei's brother is among those who demand that she be strangled during the retreat to the mountains. It does not explicitly name the brother, so this identification is based on the character's listed name and the stated family relationship.

Emperor Kang Xi — The Adventures of Emperor Chien Lung (1977)

The emperor's father, referenced or appearing in flashback sequences.

Butler Zhou — Black Lizard (1981)

Butler Zhou is sought out by Long Fei and He San during the investigation. He recalls seeing Xiao Lik chase his wife and son on the night of the old tragedy, providing a witness account that helps challenge Xiao Lik’s story about the Black Lizard. His recollection connects the earlier events to Long Fei’s efforts to uncover the truth.

Lu Man Tien / Navigator of Lung Men Soc — Killer Clans (1976)

Lu Man Tien serves as the navigator of the Lung Men Society. His suicide becomes a major sign that betrayal has penetrated deeply into the society's own ranks. Though the summary gives no account of his earlier conduct, his death intensifies the suspicions surrounding Uncle Sun Yu's organization and helps push the conspiracy toward its unresolved final stage.

Retired Fighter Drunkard — Duel of Fists (1971)

Veteran martial artist offering wisdom to the protagonists.

Career Overview

Yang Chi-Ching has 237 screen credits in a career dating back to 1943. Their work spans 18 cinematic universes — most prominently The Legend of Chu Liuxiang with 3 titles. Signature works include Ambush, The One-Armed Swordsman, The Jade Raksha. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
male
Known Credits
237
Birth Date
1919-02-11
Birth Place
Longping, Hebei Province, China

Known For

Associated Universes

Universe traveler — spans 18 universes

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q46581655), public domain (CC0).