Tu Thieu Cuong: "Great hero" with many talents and many flaws, half a month after his death, his wife suddenly died with him

Tsui Shau-Kung is known as one of the Hong Kong martial arts stars with an outstanding career. During his lifetime, he participated in many "hit" movies and was famous for his womanizing personal life.

On September 15, HK01 reported that Xu Shaoqiang passed away in Beijing (China) earlier this month after battling esophageal cancer, but his family has only now announced it to the public. The information was confirmed by the actor's daughter Xu Yingkun.

Notably, his 43-year-old wife had just passed away due to grief and overwork while preparing for her husband's funeral. Upon hearing the sad news about the 5x actor's family, many colleagues and Hong Kong film lovers in the 1970s and 1980s were shocked.

According to director and actor Tien Kai-man, head of the Hong Kong Filmmakers Association, Xu Shao-qiang married a wife 30 years his junior in mainland China in 2005. In his later years, the star of The Seven Heroes and Five Justices lived in Beijing.

Tsui Shao-Keung, born in 1950, is a famous villain on the Hong Kong screen. In 1972, he enrolled in the third training class of the Shaw Brothers and later became an actor. When martial arts films became popular in the 1970s, the 5x actor achieved much success and often appeared in "huge" investment works.

Some examples include: The Romance of Sui and Tang, The Butler, The Legend of Wu Chen, Wudang 2, Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils 1977, The Return of the Condor Heroes 1998, The Beggar King Su... Among them, Van Phi Duong in "The Tale of the Silkworms" is still the most classic role, associated with Tu Thieu Cuong's name for many years.

During his time in martial arts films, the actor has faced off against "Box Office King" Ngo Kinh, Jacky Cheung, Jackie Chan, Jet Li... However, the person he faced off against the most was Andy Lau, they fought each other 7 times on screen, the most famous being in the film "Jiang Hu 2004". Therefore, Tu Thieu Cuong is considered Andy Lau's "arch-rival".

In the early years of his career, Tu Thieu Cuong participated in more than 100 films and television productions. He mainly played heroes or villains, most notably in Stephen Chow's "The King of Beggars" in 1992.

The actor also tried his hand at film production with his friends until the film industry in Hong Kong hit a rough patch. In recent years, he has rarely worked in Hong Kong. Since he lives in Beijing, he has focused on developing the mainland market, occasionally participating in film and television projects.

"The Legend of Changxiang", "The New Legend of Lieu Trai", "The Legend of Detective Dee 2022", "The Nine Pearls", "The Legend of Pursuit", "The Iron Gate of the Western Region", "The Ghost Case of Xiangxi"... are the films released recently by Tu Thieu Cuong. He has 6 more films that have been finished filming but have not been broadcast.

According to Mirror Media, Tu Thieu Cuong has a brilliant career but his love life is always a topic of discussion because he has had many love affairs. The actor's first marriage was with a 25-year-old woman named Truong Tieu Phuong (outside the industry) but only lasted 4 years.

In 1980, Tu Thieu Cuong remarried Ha Thuc Khoan, giving birth to a son, Tu Diec Dong. Less than two years after settling down with his second wife, the martial arts star had an affair with "Ly Mac Sau" Tuyet Le when she was underage.

While participating in the movie "Nourishing Soul" invested by Tu Thieu Cuong, filmed in Thailand, Tuyet Le fell in love when the actor took her to a party. The actress rushed into love despite her family's objections. According to Ifeng, when she became pregnant, she found out that her "other half" was married but decided to keep the child because of love.

Later, Tu Thieu Cuong divorced his wife to live with Tuyet Le. Three years after the birth of his first son, "Ly Mac Sau" gave birth to a baby girl, named Tu Dinh Khon. He thought he could change his wife's philandering habits, but the actor still had the same old habits, often going out to find joy, leaving the mother and children at home alone.

In 1986, the two decided to get married, but on the day of registration, Tu Thieu Cuong said he forgot to bring his divorce certificate, so he could not proceed with the procedures. The failed marriage gradually caused the relationship between the two stars to crack. In 1988, they officially broke up, and Tuyet Le accepted the life of a single mother.

In 2005, Tu Thieu Cuong married his third wife, who was 30 years younger. In 2017, news of the actor secretly having an affair with La Van Ky behind his wife's back became a controversial topic online. He explained that he was just a simple sibling to the 9x model and received no sympathy from the public.

At this time, the martial arts star confirmed that his family was still happy, and his wife had no opinion about the gossip on social networks. Since then, the actor has started to live a more private life. The paparazzi once took pictures of him dressed simply, taking his wife and children shopping.

Upon hearing the news of Tu Thieu Cuong's death, Tuyet Le took action on her personal page. "I hope Tu Thieu Cuong rests in peace," she wrote. Talking about her troubled love life, the actress once shared: "Although I have encountered bad men in my life, I still have two obedient children.

My children are the greatest gift God has given me. I always take responsibility for my actions and never care about other people's eyes. If I hadn't decided to become a single mother, my life would probably be different now. But who can guarantee that will happen?"

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