Norman Chui is a Hong Kong actor. He was born on October 16, 1950 and made his acting debut in 1973. Since then, he has appeared in numerous films and television dramas, including “The Dragon Chronicles - The Maidens of Heavenly Mountain” (1994).

Norman Chui

In the first part of the 20th Century, China is in a period of internal turmoil – with war raging and the nation divided. Invading Japanese armies threaten to rob the country of priceless cultural relics, while savage monsters also enter the fray, intent on wreaking havoc wherever they can. A young revolutionary named Liu Yun Fei (Liu Yue Tao) is intent on stopping the relics from falling into the wrong hands.

Fortunately, he is not alone. A small gang of disparate but elite martial artists has gathered – all intent on protecting the relics from harm. Their number includes the veteran expert dragon hunter Feng Nan Tian (Norman Chui). Also fighting with the forces of good is Shui Ling Long (Zhao Xue), a skilled, female crossbow-wielding fighter whose aim is unfailingly true. Together, they must do what they can to save the relics. But will they have what it takes to fight not only fierce monsters, but also ruthless soldiers intent on capturing the treasure?

“Hopeless Situation” is a 2022 Chinese movie that was directed by George Chi.

Hopeless Situation

In the last years of the Qing Dynasty, the people of China were devastated by a multitude of troubles, both internally and externally. With the internal political structure of the country in turmoil, it was easy for outside powers to press their advantage, especially those who controlled the sea.&nbsp;

With pirates running rampant on the high seas, the people of China were constantly at the mercy of the ruthless cutthroats. Pillaging and plundering the unprotected coastal villages, the pirates ran unchecked along the coastline. Desperate, the people looked to their leaders for help but none was to be found. Unable to sit by while his people suffered, Su Qi Er (Tan Xin Zer) the leader of a local gang of beggars took it upon himself to help the oppressed. Joined by Chen Xin Yi (Zhao Yi Han), a progressive young woman who couldn’t bear to watch her people suffer, the two formed a mighty militia to stand against the pirates. Little did they know the pirates had secretly joined forces with the fearsome Japanese warrior, Noshaku Yamamoto (Norman Chui).

Crushed by the combined might of the pirates and their Japanese allies, Qi Er and Xin Yi had no choice but to fall back and regroup. With their militia gone, will they find a way to rally the people to their cause, or will their terror of the pirates prove too great to overcome?

Adapted from the novel by Su Can, “Kongfu Master Su” is a 2020 Chinese historical action martial arts film directed by Yang Jian Wu.

Kongfu Master Su

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Nie Xiao Qian (Eleanor Lee) is part of a group of female ghosts who are bound to serve a cruel spirit that feeds on the souls of men. The siren-like ghosts bring men to their haunted liar, ply them with alcohol, seduce them – and then let the spirit feast on their souls.

But Nie Xiao Qian didn’t figure on meeting a man like the bumbling, but pure-hearted apprentice scholar Ning Cai Chen (Chen Xing Xu). This man is forced to spend the night at an abandoned temple on his way to take an important exam.

At first, she plans to seduce him and offer his soul up to the spirit, but is eventually taken in by his quirky charms.

Eventually, Ning Cai Chen learns who she really is – and discovers that the spirit is planning to marry her off to an evil demon. He starts to fall in love with her, and resolves to save her from this terrible fate!

This movie is adapted from a novel by Pu Song Ling, which also spawned a 1987 Hong Kong movie version.

“The Enchanting Phantom” is a 2020 Chinese movie that was directed by Lin Zhen Zhao.

The Enchanting Phantom

Five hundred years ago, the mighty Dragon King, Long Xiao Tian (Sheng Ying Hao) fell to a dragon master by the name of Jiang Long (Benny Chan). Sealing the powerful Dragon King away, Jiang Long believed he had done the world a great favor. But Xiao Tian’s daughter, San Sheng (Jiang Meng Xuan) felt very differently about having her father sealed for all eternity.

Determined to free her father, San Sheng dedicated countless hours to mastering the skill of “tearing time and space”. With the skill now perfected, San Sheng travels five hundred years into the past, to the time before her father was sealed away, to kill Jiang Long and save her father from his unjust fate. Tracking down Jiang Long and his partner Gourd (King Kong Lee), San Sheng is shocked to learn that the man she’s traveled through time to kill is one of her father’s closest friends.&nbsp;

Watching the two together, San Sheng begins to have second thoughts about her mission. Will she be able to carry out her master plan or will her trip through time change her perspective on everything?

An action-packed, time-travel adventure, “Dragon Spell” is a 2020 Chinese historical fantasy romance film directed by Dai Xi Fan.

Dragon Spell

Spellbound Team

In a faraway place, beyond the edge of the earth, there lives a broken-hearted man who possesses unlimited power. Abandoned by his loved ones, Sui Yiu Tzi (Norman Chui) has pushed aside the pieces of his broken heart and devoted his life to leading the powerful Tin San Sect. Passing on his knowledge to those willing to listen and learn, Sui Yiu Tze has a devoted following but not even that can save him from the murderous greed of others.

Poisoned by an unknown assailant, Sui Yiu Tzi lies dying, but he refuses to let go of his mortal life until his killer is caught. Only then, with his spirit at peace, will he pass on his power to the one fated to receive it. News of Sui Tiu Tzi’s imminent death throws both the sect, and the world, into chaos as those who hunger for ultimate power scramble to claim it.&nbsp;

Vowing to defend their beloved master no matter the cost, two maidens, Lei Chong Hoi (Brigitte Lin) and Mou Hang Wan (Gong Li) team up to stave off the encroaching evil. Leaving their master in Chong Hoi’s care, Hang Wan leaves the safety of the mountain, vowing to bring back help. On her travels she meets a monk by the name of Hui Juk (Frankie Lam) and Ah Tsi (Sharla Cheung), a former student of the rival Sing Suk Sect and recruits them to her cause. Together they must fight off Lei Chau Shui (Brigitte Lin), Chong Hoi’s evil twin sister or risk the world being plunged into darkness forever.

Inspired by the novel, “Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils” by Louis Cha, “The Dragon Chronicles - The Maidens of Heavenly Mountain” is a 1994 Hong Kong fantasy action film directed by Andy Chin.

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