Born on a summer's day, June 14th, 1949, a remarkable individual emerged, one Chi Kuan-Chun, alternatively known as Chik Goon-Gwan, a Hong Kong-based polymath with a profound background in the realms of acting, martial arts, and the revered practice of Hung Ga. This exceptionally talented artist has garnered widespread acclaim for his captivating portrayal of the legendary Shaolin rebel, Hu Huei Chien, alternatively spelled as Hu Hui Gan, in a plethora of martial arts films that dominated the cinematic landscape of the 1970s.
Throughout this pivotal period in his career, he had the privilege of collaborating with the esteemed actor Alexander Fu on a wide range of cinematic projects, resulting in a diverse and extensive filmography that showcased their collective talents.
