Sharla Cheung is a Shanghai-born actress and movie producer who was born on February 7, 1967. She is a former winner of the Miss Asia beauty pageant, and began acting in 1986, appearing the action movie “The Magic Crystal.” She went on to appear in the movies “Fight Back to School” (1991) and “Lee Rock” (1991), as well as “Ten Brothers” (1995) and “The Sixth Sense” (2003).

Sharla Cheung

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.

The Dragon Chronicles - The Maidens of Heavenly Mountain

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Sing Sing (Stephen Chow) is a star member of an elite special police forces unit.

However, he has something of an attitude problem. When one day he quips to his boss that he ought to be reassigned to traffic control duties, she decides to do just that, demoting him to the rank of constable in the process.

Directing traffic proves to be as unrewarding as he feared it might be, so Sing Sing decides to try to restore his credit with his former unit. His plan involves quitting the force so he can go undercover at a school to help take down an arms smuggling ring.

Once back at school, he is reunited with old friends and foes, including the beautiful school counselor Miss Ho (Sharla Cheung) and the blunder-prone detective Tso Tat Wah (Richard Ng), who has also been assigned to the case.
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“Fight Back to School II” is a 1992 comedy action film directed by Gordon Chan.

Fight Back to School II

Sing-Sing (Stephen Chow) is an unruly but talented member of an elite special unit of the police force.

One day he takes his clowning around a step too far – and faces dismissal from the force.

However, a senior colleague steps in just in time, suggesting that instead of kicking him out, the unit’s leaders instead send him on an undercover mission to recover a stolen police pistol from a high school.

The catch is, Sing-Sing was never keen on school, and the mission sees him partnered up with a bumbling, older detective.

School proves to be just as tough for Sing-Sing the second time around – and things get even more complicated when he comes face-to-face with a ruthless gang of weapons dealers – and falls head-over-heels for the stunning Miss Ho (Sharla Cheung), the school counselor.

“Fight Back to School” is a 1991 Hong Kong movie that was directed by Gordon Chan.

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