Li Nanxing (Liam Yeoh) is a Chinese-Singaporean actor best known for his roles in action movies. Li Nanxing also goes by the names Samuel Loo and Lim Yean. Li Nanxing’s real name is Li Yingying. As of this writing, Li Nanxing is listed on the Chinese Social Web Sites with an estimated net worth of approximately six billion dollars.
Li Nanxing trivia should start with his real name, Li Yingying, because it is the name used by his parents for the family. Li Yingying was born in Fujian province in southern China and grew up in the provincial capital, Yangshuo. It was here that Li Yingying achieved his early success in both acting and television filmography. Li Nanxing Net Worth is believed to be somewhere between five to eight billion US dollars.
Li Xian, better known as Li Nanxing in his real life appearances, appeared in a number of TV films and commercials as well as in the theater. Li Xian’s most well known role was in the martial arts action film called Golden Pill. He was also in another popular TV film called Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon. Some sources also note that Li Xian is currently working on a remake of the Chinese movie Fist Fight.
Another actor of note who has made a foray into Hollywood is Taiwan’s martial arts expert Wang rui master, Li Bingbing. Li Bingbing made a cameo in the Kung Fu Panda movie as a playful character battling against a defeated tigress. The Taiwan film authorities allowed Li Bingbing to appear in the Kung Fu Panda film because they felt that he fit the bill of a Kung Fu Panda good guy, not only because he was a martial arts expert but because he was an actor too. Li Bingbing has since gone on to appear in a number of Hollywood films, most notably the remake of Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon.
Li Nanxing Bio and Wiki
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- Full Names: Jonathan Lee Nam Heng.
- Popular As: Li Nanxing.
- Gender: Male.
- Occupation / Profession: Actor, film director, and film producer.
- Nationality: Singaporean.
- Race / Ethnicity: White.
- Religion: Not known.
- Sexual Orientation: Straight.
Li Nanxing Birthday
- Age / How Old?: 56 years (2020).
- Zodiac Sign: Scorpio.
- Date of Birth: 7 November 1964.
- Place of Birth: Pengkalan Hulu, Malaysia.
- Birthday: 7th Nov.
Li Nanxing Body Measurements
- Body Measurements: Not Available.
- Height / How Tall?: 5 feet 10 inches (1.78 meters).
- Weight: Moderate.
- Eye Color: Black.
- Hair Color: Dark.
- Shoe Size: To be Updated.
Li Nanxing Family and Relationship
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- Father (Dad): Mr. Nanxing.
- Mother: Mrs. Nanxing.
- Siblings (Brothers and Sisters): To be Updated.
- Marital Status: Divorced.
- Wife/Spouse: Yang Libing.
- Dating/Girlfriend: To be Updated.
- Children: To be Updated.
Li Nanxing Net Worth and Salary
- Net Worth: $1,380,739,701.
- Salary: Under Review.
- Source of Income: His career as an actor, film director, and film producer.
Li Nanxing House and Cars
- Place of living: To be Updated.
- Cars: Car Brand to be Updated.
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