Alfred Hsing

Alfred Hsing (born November 23, 1983) is an American martial artist, actor, and stuntman. Soon after he began learning wushu Hsing quickly won medals in local and national competitions including the Martial Arts World Cup, CMAT UC Berkeley, the US Wushu Nationals, and others. in 2002, Hsing joined UCLA Wushu and was the 2nd place men's all-around champion in the 2003 Collegiate Wushu Tournament.

In 2007, Hsing made the C Team of the USAWKF National Wushu Taolu Team. He then won a silver medal in jianshu and a bronze medal in qiangshu at the 2008 Pan American Wushu Tournament. In 2009, Hsing placed on the USA Wushu A Team as the men's national champion. At the 2009 World Wushu Championships in Toronto, Hsing became the first American athlete to win a gold medal in a taolu event, which he did so in male jianshu event. A year later in 2010, he took part in the changquan event at the 2010 World Combat Games as his last Wushu competition. After this, he began to focus on his acting and stunting career.

Though Alfred Hsing has learned many styles of martial arts through his years of training, his main events are changquan ("long fist"), jianshu (Straight Sword), and qiangshu (Spear). He is also proficient in drunken boxing, drunken sword, whip chain, emei daggers, fan, broadsword, staff, tai chi, and taijijian.

Hsing has been featured in Kung Fu Magazine and Masters Magazine (Winter 09) for his significant accomplishments in martial arts.

Business career After graduating from UCLA with a degree in economics, Computer Specialization,

Hsing has worked with Jet Li in The Sorcerer and the White Snake, ), MMA star Cung Le (whom he interviewed at the LA film festival for Bodyguards and Assassins), and Jackie Chan, whom he worked for as part of the Jackie Chan stunt team on Dragon Blade and demoed for at the premiere of The Spy Next Door.

In 2025, he played the role of Fu Sheng in Train Dreams.