On her personal page on 26/3, Yang Li-ching posted a series of photos with her colleague, expressing many emotions when Adam Cheng announced his retirement and choice for a private life.

She wrote: "Artists of our generation are gradually stepping away from the screen, leaving behind beautiful memories. I wish you, Shao Qiu, peace and good health."

Yang Li-ching was born in 1968 in Taiwan and entered the Hong Kong film industry in 1988 with 'Royal Warriors 3'. She later gained recognition through works such as 'Yes, Madam', 'Legend of Chu Liu Xiang', 'Central Plains Swordsman', 'One Blade to Conquer the World', 'New Southern Shaolin', and 'The Eloquent Ji Xiaolan'. She was one of the most prominent action stars in Chinese cinema from the 1990s to the 2000s, earning the title 'Taiwan's kung fu queen'.

Yang Li-ching, widely known as "Taiwan's kung fu queen", recently shared nostalgic sentiments about her former co-star Adam Cheng following his announcement of retirement. On 26/3, Li-ching posted a series of photos with Cheng on her personal page, expressing deep emotions upon hearing of his decision to retire and embrace a private life. In her post, she wrote: "Artists of our generation are gradually stepping away from the screen, leaving behind beautiful memories. I wish you, Shao Qiu, peace and good health."

The two actors famously starred together in the 1995 drama 'Legend of Chu Liu Xiang'. Li-ching played Shangguan Wuji, a saintess of the Sun Moon Divine Cult, characterized by her cold and arrogant demeanor. Her character vied for treasures with Chu Liu Xiang, portrayed by Cheng, but during their rivalry, feelings developed between them. Shangguan Wuji ultimately decided to abandon her sect and joined forces with Chu Liu Xiang to fight against villains. Both Cheng and Li-ching possessed extensive martial arts experience, which allowed them to coordinate well in their numerous action scenes. Li-ching has expressed admiration for her co-star's professionalism and charismatic demeanor.

Cheng, who is 79 years old this year, confirmed his retirement in a letter to fans on 24/3. For the past three years, he has been absent from entertainment events, causing concern among many fans. In his letter, the artist stated that he had retired and was now living at a slower pace, dedicating his time to activities he enjoys.

Yang Li-ching's action scenes on screen. *Video: Bilibili*

According to Next Apple, the actress is single and has been pursued by several individuals but has not progressed further with anyone. Li-ching's criteria for choosing a boyfriend are: financial stability and responsibility. The actress prefers men like actor Andy Lau.

Yang Li-ching herself has a distinguished career spanning decades in action cinema. Born in 1968 in Taiwan, she entered the Hong Kong film industry in 1988 with 'Royal Warriors 3'. She later gained significant recognition through works such as 'Yes, Madam', 'Legend of Chu Liu Xiang', 'Central Plains Swordsman', 'One Blade to Conquer the World', 'New Southern Shaolin', and 'The Eloquent Ji Xiaolan'. Her powerful performances established her as one of the most prominent action stars in Chinese cinema from the 1990s to the 2000s, earning her the title "Taiwan's kung fu queen".

In recent years, Li-ching has continued to appear in television dramas and films, often taking on supporting roles. Last year, she released the wuxia film 'Fu Shan Hai'. Her character in 'Fu Shan Hai' showcased her continued dedication to the genre.

Off-screen, Yang Li-ching remains single and maintains specific criteria for a partner. According to Next Apple, she has been pursued by several individuals but has not progressed further with anyone. Li-ching's criteria for choosing a boyfriend are: financial stability and responsibility. The actress has expressed a preference for men who embody qualities similar to actor Andy Lau.

Nhu Anh

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