Cao Enyu

Sammo Hung (born 1952) is mainly engaged in the film industry. His early acting experience includes a role on July 21, 1978, in the film "Lao Hu Tian Ji" (老虎田鸡), which was directed by Mak Ka and starred Sammo Hung, with Lau Kar-wing co-starring. According to records, he served as a producer on the 1985 action-comedy film "Summer Lucky Stars" (夏日福星).

In his family life, Sammo Hung's marriage attracted media attention. His ex-wife is Korean woman Cao Enyu; their marriage was the subject of press reports. Sammo Hung and Cao Enyu had three sons and one daughter: Hong Tianming, Hong Tianxiang, Hong Tianzhao, and Hong Xuyu. Sammo Hung once publicly explained the reason they married, saying that being cared for by someone in a foreign country led them to gradually develop feelings for each other. They divorced in 1991. In interviews he has said that because he frequently took part in dancing, drinking and other entertainments, this led to family disputes and emotional estrangement, and they ultimately chose to separate.

Aside from his ex-wife, fewer details about Sammo Hung's family have been reported. There is little media information about Cao Enyu’s specific life, though there were reports that she lived in Hong Kong and once appeared in public with entertainment figure Shen Dianxia.

Sammo Hung’s career has encompassed many film works; besides acting he has also been involved in film production. He became active in the film industry in the late 1970s and gradually became a well-known film figure, accumulating extensive experience in film shooting and production.