David Chiang

David Chiang in The Boxer from Shantung

David Chiang (1947 - )

Film Deaths

• The Sword of Swords (Shen dao) (1968) [Shang's Thug] Sliced with a sword by Jimmy Wang Yu.
• Twelve Deadly Coins (Shi er jin qian biao) (1969) [Lieh's Bandit] Sliced with a sword in the films climatic battle.
• The Flying Dagger (Fei dao shou) (1969) [Thug] Sliced with a sword during a battle.
• Dead End (Si jiao) (1969) [David Liao Ching-Shui] Beaten by Hung-Lieh Chen's thug while talking Lung Ti then taking the car.
• Have Sword, Will Travel (Bao biao) (1969) [Yi Lo] Stabbed to death in the films final battle by Feng Ku who he also happens to kill.
• The Invincible Fist (Tie shou wu qing) (1969) [Tieh Er-Long] Stabbed in the chest with an umbrella by Mien Fang.
• Return of the One-Armed Swordsman (Du bei dao wang) (1969) [Tavern Scout] Stabbed in the neck.
• The Heroic Ones (Shi san tai bao) (1970) [Li Tsun Hsiao] Torn into five pieces after being tied to five horses who run off in different directions.
• The Wandering Swordsman (You xia er) (1970) [Yu Hsieh Erh] Stabbed by Pei-Shan Chang who he also happens to kill.
• Vengeance! (Bao chou) (1970) [Kuan Hsiao Lou] Stabbed by numerous gangsters.
• The Anonymous Heroes (Wu ming ying xiong) (1971) [Meng Kang] Shot to death by the military.
• The Deadly Duo (Shuang xia) (1971) [Hsiao Pin-fu] Shot with arrows in the films climatic battle.
• The Duel '('Duel of the Iron Fists, Da jue dou) (1971) [Chiang Nan] Possibly dies of his wounds. He's still alive at the end of the film, but is in bad shape.
• The Boxer from Shantung (Ma Yong Zhen) (1972) [Tan Sze] Stabbed by one of the gang members.
• Four Riders (Si qi shi) (1972) [Chin Yi] Shot by the military at the films ends.
• Dynasty of Blood (Blood Brothers; Ci Ma) (1973) [Chang Wen-hsiang] Executed while being tied to a pole and stabbed in the stomach.
• The Generation Gap (Pan ni) (1973) [Ling Hsi] Shot by Tao Chiang who he also happens to kill.
• The Legend of the 7 Golden Vampires (1974) [Hsi Ching/Hsi Tien-en] Playing two separate characters, "Tien-en" has his throat slit by sword by vampires in a flashback and "Ching" commits suicide via self impalement on a stake after being bitten by a vampire Julie Ege.
• The Savage Five (Wu hu jiang) (1974) [Chen Teng] Shot by Hung Wei, who he also happens to kill.
• All Men Are Brothers (Dong kai ji) (1975) ["The Beau" Yen Ching] Stabbed in the stomach in the films climatic battle.
• 7 Man Army (Ba dao lou zi) (1976) [Pai Chang-hsing] Bayonetted by numerous Japanese soldiers.
• The Naval Commandos (Hai jun tu ji dui) (1977) [Song San] Shot in the back by Japanese soldiers who he also happens to kill.
• Shaolin Mantis (Tang lang) (1978) [Wei Fung] Given poison in his wine by his father (Miao Ching) The film ends as blood is coming out of his mouth, but he has yet to die.
• The Shanghai Thirteen (Shang hai tan: Shi san tai bao) (1984) [Wanderer Yip] Sliced in the chest with a blade by Tien-Chi Cheng.
• Once Upon a Time in China II (Wong Fei Hung II: Nam yee tung chi keung) (1992) [Luke Ho-Dung] Shot by the soldiers.
• It Remains (Neung wan) (2023) [Owen Fong/Uncle Wah] Stabs himself in the stomach.
• Rob N Roll (Lam see gip on) (2024) [Mr. Shrimp] Shot in the chest by Aaron Kwok.

Gallery

David Chiang in Vengeance!

David Chiang in Four Riders

David Chiang in The Savage Five

David Chiang's first death in Legend of the 7 Golden Vampires

David Chiang's second death in The Legend of the 7 Golden Vampires

David Chiang in The Naval Commandos

David Chiang in Rob N Roll