Ying-Chieh Han
When Yin-Chieh Han was 3 years old, he moved to Beijing and from 9 to 18 years old joined a Pekin Opera group. In 1946, he went to Shanghai and debuted in the film industry at 19 years old as stuntman that same year. Next year he left the movies temporarily to do martial arts and circus exhibitions in Hong Kong and Singapore respectively. Later he returned to Hong Kong and joined Shaw Bros. Film Studio as stuntman and later martial arts choreographer. He also played bit parts in his movies. At that moment Han gained a large reputation and met director Wu Kam-Chuen, who asked for him in 1966 when he left Shaw Bros. to go to Taiwan. Han and Wu collaborated in several masterpieces of martial arts genre until 1970, when Han returned to Hong Kong, signing a contract with new film company Golden Harvest. Here he played his most famous evil role, Big Boss in the film with the same title of 1971, directed by Lo Wei, who also collaborated with Han in several famous films. Han worked with the most famous stars of his time and also directed a few films in the 70s. He died of cancer in 1991 at the age of 64.
Ying-Fat Cho
Ying-Fat Cho is known for The Miracle Box (2004), Puzzled Path (2021) and Hong Kong Family (2022).
Ying-Fat Cho
Ying-Fat Cho is an actor, known for Sap nin (2015).
Ying-Hsuan Chen
Ying-Hsuan Chen is known for Go! Go! Cory Carson (2020), A Shaun the Sheep Movie: Farmageddon (2019) and Go! Go! Cory Carson: The Chrissy (2020).
Ying-Hsuan Hsieh
Ying-Hsuan Hsieh was born on December 31, 1979 in Taiwan. She is an actress, known for Shei xian ai shang ta de (2018), Gu wei (2020) and Hun qiu xi men (2019).
Ying-Hsuan Kao
Ying-Hsuan Kao was born on November 24, 1978 in Taipei, Taiwan. He is known for Se, jie (2007), Luo ri (2015) and Shuang quan (2013).
Ying-Ru Chen
Ying-Ru Chen is an actress, known for Ku bei (2021).
Ying-Ting Tseng
Tseng Ying-Ting is from Taichung, Taiwan. He obtained an MFA from the Motion Picture Department at the National Taiwan University of Arts. His first TV movie, Ya zai (2013), won the Excellent Screenplay Award and the Best Narrative Film at the Golden Harvest Awards. It was also nominated for Best Narrative Feature at Taipei Film Festival and selected for the AsiaPacific Film Festival in 2013.
Ying-Ying Hui
Ying-Ying Hui is an actress, known for Ying xiong ben se (1967), Tong chiu ho fong nui (1984) and Za jia xiao zi (1979).
Ying-Zhan Chuang
Ying-Zhan Chuang is known for Hong yi xiao nu hai (2015).