From a Hong Kong Stuntman to a Kung Fu Emperor in China Entertainment

In 2005, Xiao He was reborn on the set of "Slaying the Wolf" in Hong Kong. He is Wu Jing's cousin, a mainland stand-in martial artist who doesn't even deserve to show his face. The rules in the Hong Kong circle: In Mainland martial arts, you can only get beaten, you can only play villains, you can only be anonymous. [The Kung Fu Emperor system has been activated. [Current crew detected: "Sha Po Lang" matching style: street fighting strangulation technique. Zhen Zidan struck down with his stick, Xiao He raised his sword to block, not taking a step back. The whole audience was shocked. The martial arts instructor's eyes were shaking: "I, Cao, this kid's kung fu... Is better than Brother Dan?" From then on, Xiao He's life was completely rewritten. He is no longer a nameless stand-in, a tool for beatings and a sandbag from the mainland. Rather. In 2005, he served as the deputy action director of "Dragon and Tiger Gate" and won over the two younger brothers Nicholas Tse and Yu Wenle. In 2006, he directed and acted in "The Siege of Kowloon Walled City" and won the Academy Award for Best Action Design. In 2007, he came out with "Ip Man", and his sentence "I want to fight ten" became a hit all over the country. … "The Raid" entered the international market and was wildly sought after by kung fu movie fans around the world. The "John Wick" series started, and the image of a killer in a suit became popular all over the world. "Wolf Warrior" is a co-producer and action director, which has achieved both box office and word-of-mouth success. In 2018, he directed and acted in the "Chinese Kung Fu" series, and the cumulative global box office exceeded 10 billion. In 2025, the Oscar Lifetime Achievement Award will have only one sentence. "He redefined action movies." The reporter asked during the interview: "Brother Xiao He, what is the reason for you to achieve such extraordinary achievements?" Xiao He smiled slightly: "Nothing but familiarity."