Max Zhang admitted to hospital following filming injuries

Heidi Hsia

Updated 11 April 2023 at 1:26 am·1-min read

11 Apr – Max Zhang recently revealed that he has been hospitalised following injuries to his legs.

On 9 April, the Chinese action star posted two photos of him in hospital, with one leg in a cast and another one bandaged, captioning it, "When shooting action scenes, it's inevitable that these things happen."

Many fans and friends took to the comments section of his social media accounts to wish him speedy recovery and asked him to take a good rest.

Max made no mention as to what caused the injury, though wife Ada Choi revealed that the actor has undergone surgery and is now recuperating.

(Photo Source: Max Zhang IG)

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