
Tsung Hua
Biography
Born April 2, 1944 as Zhou Zhong-Zhi, Tsung Hua's family was originally from Shantung Province. A lover of the art of film, after finishing a college degree, Tsung joined Shaw Brothers and immediately signed an actor's contract. His famous films include "The Bastard", "The Killer", "Sorrow of the Gentry" and "Killer Clans". "Killer Clans" was also considered top director Chu Yuan's most significant film and main cast including Ching Li and Yueh Hua. By the early 80's he reduced his appearances in film and began to get involved with directing and producing TV shows. He is most noted for his involvement in 30 episodes of "Yang Gui Gei" and 40 episodes of "Hsi Shih" in TV.
Filmography

Ninja, the Violent Sorceror
1987

The Young Flying Prodigal
1982

Kid from Kwangtung
1982
as Golden Whip, Man Ying Tai

Super Warrior
1982

The Jade Badger
1982
as Master Cold Heart/Heartbreak Flute

Consolidated Dougherty
1981

The King of Gambler
1981

Chivalry Deadly Feud
1981

Gambler's Delight
1981
as Sha Tung

Black Eagle's Blade
1981

The Silver Spear
1980
as Red Leaf / Shen Hung

Lonely Famous Sword
1980

Shaolin Heroes
1979

Relentless Broken Blade
1979

The Dream Sword
1979
as Hsia Shang Chou
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The Eagle King
1979

Eunuch of the Western Palace
1979

A Massacre Survivor
1979
as Prince of the Eastern Palace

A Hero's Tears
1979

The Marvelous Kung Fu
1979

Hero of the Time
1979

Off to Success
1979

Ways of Kung Fu
1978
as Policeman

Dragon of the Swords Man
1978
as 'Golden Swordsman' Teng Yun