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Lau Shun was born on 10 April 1939 in Beijing, Republic of China. He is an actor, known for The Grandmaster (2013), Tai Chi Master (1993) and To Be Number One (1991).
Lau Shun was a distinguished Hong Kong character actor and Peking Opera master recognized for his foundational influence on the golden age of Hong Kong martial arts cinema.
He is highly recognized for his long-standing collaboration with director Tsui Hark, featuring in prominent roles in New Dragon Gate Inn, the Once Upon a Time in China series, and the comedy Hail the Judge.
His filmography centers on period wuxia, fantasy, and action films, often showcasing his specialized training in traditional Chinese theater through highly stylized, physically expressive performances.
He was a regular fixture in productions from Film Workshop and Golden Harvest during the peak of 1990s Hong Kong cinema.