Thanh HưngTheo HK01, Tu Shiu-Chong passed away in early September, but it wasn't until September 15 that the Chinese media reported it. The famous star was 74 years old. He passed away at his home in Beijing, China.
After taking care of the funeral arrangements for the male actor, Tu Shiu-Chong's family finally released the information to the media about his sudden departure. Unfortunately, the wife of the male actor also passed away due to heart disease, after a period of taking care of her husband. Tu Shiu-Chong's wife was only 43 years old.
It is known that Tu Shiu-Chong's wife is a Chinese dancer 31 years younger than him. The couple got married in 2005 and had a son and a daughter. Before his passing, the couple had a very happy family life.
Tu Shiu-Chong (born in 1950) joined the entertainment industry in his homeland of Hong Kong in 1972. Initially, he was a stuntman for dangerous scenes for main actors. Later, he caught the attention of directors and participated in many famous projects.
Among Tu Shiu-Chong's roles, the character Tien Chiao in "The Magnificent Four" (1976) and Zhao Wu-Chi in the movie "Warriors Two" by Lau Kar-leung are considered the most famous.
Tu Shiu-Chong had a handsome appearance, a handsome face, and a diverse acting style. In the 1980s and 1990s, he mainly played villain roles, shining in many famous projects such as "Secret Service of the Imperial Court," "The Grand Subsidiary Guards," "The Kung Fu Cult Master," "Sword Stained with Royal Blood 2," "The Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber 1998," and "Warriors Two."
Throughout his career, Tu Shiu-Chong participated in over 100 films, appearing in diverse roles, from protagonists to antagonists.
Beyond 60 years old, he continued to work diligently in the arts, actively acting in films despite his declining health. He participated in many famous projects such as "The Investiture of the Gods 2022" and "Spirit Hunting."
At the time of his passing, Shiu-Chong had completed 6 projects but had yet to air.
Aside from his glittering, famous career, Tu Shiu-Chong was also known for his colorful love life. He went through many relationships, with the most controversial one being with actress Yat Fai in "Heavenly Sword and Dragon Slaying Sabre" (1995).
Throughout his life, Tu Shiu-Chong was married three times and had 5 children. In 2005, the famous star married his current wife. The third marriage had transformed Tu Shiu-Chong, making him a good husband. The couple had a son and a daughter together.
The departure of Tu Shiu-Chong is seen as a great loss to the Hong Kong film industry and those who love him. On social media, fans and colleagues in the entertainment industry all send their condolences to the family of the veteran actor.
