Chin Ping

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Characters played by Chin Ping

Liu Chen Erh — The Trail of the Broken Blade (1967)

Li Yue’s former fiancée, Liu Chen Erh leaves home to search for him and Fung Jun Zhao. She had asked Fung to find Li Yue, and her eventual arrival brings her search together with the pursuit of the fugitive. Her connection to Li Yue makes her central to the conflict surrounding his hidden identity.

Liu Yu-Long — Killer Darts (1968)

As an adult, Liu Yu-Long is Liu Wen-Lung's son and a martial artist trained in the Qinghong Swordsmanship. He challenges bandits oppressing local people, recognizes Hu Chi-Feng as the outlaw leader, and sets out toward the stronghold when Master Lin is abducted. He also hopes to find the young woman whose connection to his family's past remains unresolved.

Jin Lian Zhu — Temple of the Red Lotus (1965)

Gui Wu's wife, skilled fighter who defends against kidnappers.

Gan Lian Zhu — The Twin Swords (1965)

Gui Wu's wife and key ally, fights kidnappers and supports temple defense efforts.

Wei Wen-Chen — The Magnificent Trio (1966)

Wei Wen-Chen is one of the people who tries to help Lu Fang and Yan Ziqing during the conflict surrounding the county magistrate. Although the plot gives no detailed background or individual action for him, his support places him on the side of the protagonists against the magistrate’s violent suppression.

Hsiang Hsiang — The Bells of Death (1968)

Hsiang Hsiang is held at Tao Kung Chuan's mansion after Tao's men falsely claim that her father sold her. Chang Wei Fu rescues her and reveals that Tao's followers killed her father. Although she initially distrusts him, she gradually becomes his ally and escapes with him when Tso Ching Lung turns against him.

Jin Lian Zhu — The Sword and the Lute (1967)

Co-protagonist and master of the Phoenix Lute, central to the artifact conflict and family legacy.

Jin Suo — The Twelve Gold Medallions (1970)

The daughter of martial arts clan leader Jin Yan Tang. She is the object of Wavering Sword Miao Lung's affection, which becomes a pivotal emotional factor in his moral dilemma when his master betrays the righteous cause for political power.

Chia Ting Ting — Hong Kong Nocturne (1967)

A young performer who pursues ballet while balancing lessons with work in the family troupe. Her efforts eventually lead her to become a ballet star, and she falls in love with her much older teacher, Yen Fang. Her story unfolds alongside the troupe's struggles and hopes for a larger future.

Career Overview

Chin Ping has 29 screen credits in a career dating back to 1964. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Red Lotus Collection with 3 titles. Signature works include The Price of Love, The Swordmates, Vengeance Is a Golden Blade. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
female
Known Credits
29
Birth Date
1949-05-03
Birth Place
Beijing, China

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Universe traveler — spans 2 universes

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