Kong Hon
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Hon Kong was the stage name of Hong Kong actor Keung Wing-ming. A prolific actor, Kong made his acting debut at an early age and subsequently appeared in more than 200 films. In 1979, he joined Rediffusion Television and acted in dramas, including "Blowing in the Wind", "The Eight Fairies" and "Empress Wu". He later appeared in several TVB productions from the 1990s, and was noted for portraying wealthy figures in series such as "Healing Hands" and "Burning Flame". Kong died on December 7, 2017 in Hong Kong. His last screen credit was in the TVB series, "Three Kingdoms RPG".Read full biography
TV Shows
17 Tracked Shows
Other Credits
Ghost Writer (2010), The Season of Fate (2010), Suspects in Love (2010), The Winter Melon Tale (2009), In the Chamber of Bliss (2009), Burning Flame III (2009), The Slicing of the Demon (2009), The Silver Chamber of Sorrows (2008), Best Bet (2007), Phoenix Rising (2007), The Building Blocks of Life (2007), ICAC Investigators 2007 (2007), The Green Grass of Home (2007), The Gentle Crackdown (2006), La Femme Desperado (2006), Face to Fate (2006), Summer Heat (2006), The Charm Beneath (2005), Women on the Run (2005), Lady Fan (2004), Hard Fate (2004), The Conqueror's Story (2004), Better Halves (2003), The King of Yesterday and Tomorrow (2003), Treasure Raiders (2002), Where the Legend Begins (2002), Eternal Happiness (2002), Screen Play (2001), War And Remembrance (1998), Triumph Over Evil (1997), Corner the Con Man (1997), Wars of Bribery (1996), The Condor Heroes Return (1994), Remembrance (1994), The Lone Star Swordsman (1994), Gambling On Life (1993), The Mystery of the Condor Hero (1993), The Stake (1992), Once Upon a Time in Hong Kong (1992), Rise & Fall of Qing Dynasty - The Forbidden City in Jeopardy (1992), Tales From Beyond (1992), The Street-Market Ninja (1990), Bandits from Hong Kong (1988), Adventure of Phoenix'S House (1987), Genghis Khan (1987), Rise of the Great Wall (1986), The Eight Fairies (1985), Xi Shi (1985), Poetic Sword - Li Pai (1983), Sword of Fury (1979), ICAC Investigators 1996