Tian Zhen and Chen ZhenTian Zhen and Chen Zhen were the same person. Chen Zhen was a lobbyist during the Warring States Period. He worked with Zhang Yi for King Hui of Qin. However, due to his failure to compete with Zhang Yi for favor, he left the Qin country and went to the Chu country. Chen Zhen also advised King Huai of Chu not to break off diplomatic relations with Qi. Therefore, it could be confirmed that Tian Zhen and Chen Zhen were the same person.
Chen Zhen of Jingwu SectChen Zhen was rumored to be the disciple of the late Qing Dynasty martial artist Huo Yuanjia. This character first appeared in the 1972 movie " Jingwu Gate ", which was starred by Bruce Lee. He was played by Bruce Lee, the fifth disciple of Huo Yuanjia. In this movie, Chen Zhen's image was at the bottom of the hierarchy. He had a grassroot aura and a manic and unruly personality. After his master, Huo Yuanjia, was poisoned by the Japanese, he guarded his master's spirit all day long. After the Japanese sent him a plaque with the words " Sick Man of East Asia ", he angrily challenged the coaches and students of Hongkou Dojo and kicked the plaque to pieces. After some setbacks, he found the murderer of his master, Suzuki Hiroshi, and killed his enemy.
After that, there were many films and television works about Chen Zhen. In 1994, in the movie " Heroes of the Refined Martial Arts," which was starred by Jet Li, Chen Zhen was a young man studying in Japan to learn new techniques and Western boxing. After suspecting the cause of his master's death, he asked a doctor to perform an autopsy. After confirming that his master had died of poisoning, he and his senior brother Huo Tingen challenged the murderer, Fujita Gang. In 2010, Zhen Chen played the piano and spoke foreign languages in Zhen Chen, which was starred by Zhen Zidan. It was more modern. In this version, Chen Zhen killed the murderer who poisoned his master Huo Yuanjia and went to the battlefield. Seven years later, he returned to Shanghai under the alias "Qi Tianyuan". After joining the underground anti-Japanese organization, he was ordered to sneak into the nightclub to collect information. He turned into a masked black man and fought with the Japanese assassination corps. In the face of the Japanese's rampant behavior, he shouldered the mission of the China and fought a life and death battle with Lishi Meng.
In terms of TV series, Liang Xiaolong's 1981 version of Chen Zhen made Chen Zhen as famous as Huo Yuanjia as a hero who fought against foreign invaders. In 2008, Chen Xiaochun starred in " Jingwu Chen Zhen ", which was adapted from Chen Zhen's story. It told the story of Chen Zhen taking Huo Yuanjia's child, Huo Dongjue, from Shanghai to Beiping to take refuge. He was involved in the open and secret struggle between the Fang family and the Alliance cotton mill and the Japanese. After experiencing national hatred, he risked his life for the rejuvenation of the nation.
As for whether Chen Zhen really existed in history, someone found Chen Zhen's name in Huo Yuanjia's list of funeral personnel. According to relevant accounts, his alias was Chen Bailei, born in 1892, from Xiangyang, Hubei Province. He was an abandoned baby that Huo Yuanjia picked up when he went to Hubei to meet his friends. He was brought back to the Shanghai Jingwu Gym Club. At first, Huo Yuanjia was unwilling to teach him martial arts, but later he was officially accepted as a disciple because of his strong comprehension. After Huo Yuanjia was poisoned by the Japanese, Chen Zhen sought revenge for his foster father. After killing his enemy, he was killed by the Japanese. However, there was also a saying that he successfully escaped Shanghai and lived in seclusion in the philippines or malaysia. He died in 1918. However, most of these historical accounts of Chen Zhen came from unofficial history and needed further verification.
Ah Zhen, Chen KaishiChen Kaishi was well known by the audience for playing the role of Ah Zhen in the movie Kung Fu. She was from Guangzhou, an actress from mainland China. In 2002, she became acquainted with Stephen Zhou for the Wahaha advertisement he filmed. In 2004, she became famous for her performance in Kung Fu. In Kung Fu, she played the role of Jane with distinctive characteristics. Although her appearance time was limited, the role was impressive. She was also known as "one of Stephen Zhou's supporting roles". From 2005 to 2017, he also participated in many film and television works. Although her character image in Kung Fu was ugly, with buck teeth and makeup that showed a " bloody mouth " that clung to her scalp, she was actually quite beautiful, with long black hair and neat teeth.
1982 Chen Zhen TV SeriesThe 1982 Chen Zhen TV Series was a 20-episode martial arts drama produced by Asia Television in Hong Kong. The drama was first broadcasted in February 1982. It was produced and directed by Xu Xiaoming, with Liang Xiaolong and Yu Anan leading the cast. The plot depicted Chen Zhen and Huo Yuanjia's son, Huo Dongjue, wandering the Jianghu, determined not to forget his master's kindness and raise him into a man to inherit his father's ambition. The show had a very high viewership rating that year. The cast was strong, and the martial arts movements were wonderful. In particular, the leg skills of Chen Zhen, played by Liang Xiaolong, were amazing. Chen Zhen was the continuation of the story of the Great Hero Huo Yuanjia, which was based on the martial arts hall.
Thanks for the chapters.this is really amazing. Can't wait for Chen to return to himself as Ao zhen.hmmm i wonder ehats gonna happen to their relationship in the next future.