
Li Yi-Min
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Li Yi-Min (Chinese: 李藝民) is a Taiwanese actor who attended the Lu Kwan Peking Opera school. He was classmates with actors like Jack Long and Robert Tai. There he learned the skills that he'd need to become an actor. He joined Shaw Brothers in the 70s. He appeared in the film Seven Man Army (1976) and is considered to be one of Chang Cheh's fourth generation disciples. Later, he eventually returned to Taiwan to make more films there.
Known for
Credits

The Angry Hero (1973)
Actor

Rage of the Tiger (1971)
as Fang Li

Drunken Arts and Crippled Fist (1979)
as Hsiao Hu

Roving Heroes (1980)
Actor

The War of the Infras (1978)
as Feng Su Tong

Crazy Guy with Super Kung Fu (1978)
Actor

Kung Fu Attraction (1978)
Actor

Frankenstein's Kung Fu Monster (1976)
as Xi Wai

Thirteen Worms (1970)
Actor

铁汉与荡妇 (1988)
Actor

Shaolin Temple (1976)
as Huang Song Han

Shaolin Iron Claws (1978)
as Ping Lung

Mission Kiss and Kill (1979)
Actor

The Super Rider V3 (1975)
as Tang Zhi-Wei (S.R. #2)

The World of Drunken Master (1979)
as Young Beggar Su

The Brave Archer 2 (1978)
as Yang Kang

Manhunt (1978)
as General Lau

The Brave Archer (1977)
as Yang Kang

The Secret Shaolin Kung-Fu (1979)
Actor

7-Man Army (1976)
as Private Pan Bing Lin

Life Gamble (1978)
as Master Nan

The 7 Grandmasters (1977)
as Hsia Hsiao-Ying

Heaven and Hell (1980)
as Heaven Chief Guard Xin Ling / Taxi Driver

Magnificent Wanderers (1977)
as Guan Fei

Chinese Doctors (2021)
Actor

The Seven Commandments of Kung Fu (1979)
Actor

Super Riders vs The Devils (1975)
as Tang Zhi-Wei (S.R. #2)

The Mystery of Chess Boxing (1979)
as Ah Pao

Ninja the Final Duel (1986)
as Wai Kwong

The Champion of Champions (1972)
as Yen Li

Fierce Among Strong (1975)
Actor

Bruce Takes Dragon Town (1974)
Actor

The Honey-Moon Killer (1974)
Actor

The Five Super Riders (1976)
as Tang Zhi-Wei (S.R. #2) (archive footage)





