Film & TV

Sheren Tang Shui Man (born March 2, 1966) is a Hong Kong actress. She won the "Extraordinary Strength Female Artist" at the 2003 and 2004 and the "Best Actress" at the 2009 and 2010. In recent years, he has mainly shot TV dramas in mainland China.

Lawrence Cheng Tan-shui (English: Lawrence Cheng Tan-shui, November 27, 1955 -), known as "Brother Dan" or "A Dan", is a Hong Kong male host, actor, and cross-media cultural figure. He is involved in film, television, radio, stage, and newspaper columns. He is an all-rounder in the Hong Kong entertainment and cultural circles and a former TVB basic artist contract artist and artist training course instructor. Danny Cheng started his career as a radio DJ and was once the most popular male DJ in Hong Kong. He has served successively as Program Director of Radio Hong Kong and President of Operations of Hong Kong Commercial Radio. His "Little Man's Weekly Diary" is the only radio drama in the Chinese film industry so far. It has set many records and topped the list of listening ratings. It is also the first original radio drama script to be developed into a novel column, a TV series, a movie and a stage play. Zheng Danrui has also produced and participated in many classic radio dramas, TV series, and movies, and has hosted hundreds of classic variety shows and large-scale programs, and is known as the "Gold Medal Master of Ceremonies."

Kent Cheng Jak Si (English: Kent Cheng Jak Si, May 22, 1951 -), formerly known as Zheng Zeshi, known as Fat Kent, Kent Brother, Fat Cat, Tiger Dog, Hong Kong actor, has won the movie "Why Do You Have Me?" " and "Three Injured Policemen" won the Best Actor Award at the Hong Kong Film Awards twice.

Zheng Yinong (March 19, 1987 -) is a Taiwanese female singer-songwriter, writer and actress.

Yumiko Cheng Hei Yee (English: Yumiko Cheng Hei Yee, September 6, 1981 -), formerly known as Zheng Lieqiong, and later changed her name to Zheng Yawen, was born in Shanghai, Hong Kong female singer and actress. In 2000, he signed a contract with Emperor Entertainment; in 2002, he formed 3T (Emperor's Second Generation Three Little Flowers) with Liu Sihui and Jiang Yawen of the same company and launched the "Girl Butterfly" compilation EP to enter the industry. Later, he became the most prominent among the three and took the lead in launching his first self-titled EP "Yumiko The Debut" in the same year. EP", which included her first hit song "Relative Humidity"; the following year, she released "Dance! Dance!"; in 2005, she released "Arab Market", which won the title of "New Town's Hottest Song", thus earning her the title of "Dancing Queen". Since 2009, we have been exploring the Chinese mainland market.

Jeong Eun-ji (Korean: Eunji Jeong/ Jeong Eun-ji, Romanized: Jeong Eun-ji, August 18, 1993 -) is a South Korean female singer, actress, member of the girl group Apink, and the lead singer of the team. He debuted with the group Apink on April 19, 2011, and as an individual on April 18, 2016.

Zheng Huibing (born August 10, 1978) is a Chinese actor, a Chinese national 2nd-class actor (deputy senior title), a native of Xiamen. He studied Gezi Opera at Xiamen Art School (Xiamen Xiqu and Dance School). In 2001, he began creative rehearsals for the modern play "Shao Jianghai" in Gezixi. His task was to play the male lead Shao Jianghai. In 2006, the Xiamen Gezi Theater Company toured Taiwan for the first time, releasing a CD of the modern opera "Shao Jianghai" recorded in 2005 and holding a signing event. As the lead actor, he met with the masses in Taiwan. In December 2007, he won the Wenhua Performance Award of the Wenhua Award of the Ministry of Culture of the People's Republic of China for his performance in the modern opera "Shao Jianghai", becoming the first actor in history to win the Wenhua Performance Award.

Joyce Cheng Yan Yee (English: Joyce Cheng Yan Yee, May 30, 1987 -) is a Hong Kong female singer and actress, and a former TVB contract actress. Born in Vancouver, Canada, native of Panyu, Guangdong. Zheng Xinyi made her debut as a child, and her career has been involved in many performing arts fields as an adult. She won the "Golden Award for Female Singer in the Music Circle" and "I in the Music Circle" for the first time at the "2021 Popular Music Chart Awards Ceremony" "Favorite Female Singer", and broke the record at the "2022 Music Chart Awards Ceremony" to become the first female singer to win these two awards in a row, and was praised by Sammy as the "Queen of Queens". Cheng has also won the "Hong Kong Golden Melody Awards Female Singer Award", the "Top Ten Chinese Golden Melody Awards Concerts", the "Best Popular Female Singer Award", the "Metropolitan Awards Ceremony" "Best Female Singer" and "Best Performance Award", and the "Chill Club Annual Promotion List" "Chill Club Female Singer of the Year Gold Award", establishing her status as a new generation of music queen in Hong Kong. His father is the famous Hong Kong TV drama actor Cheng Shaoqiu, his mother is the late famous TV host Shum Dianxia, ​​and his brothers are the singer Jacky Cheung and actor Chen Tingwei.

Stephanie Cheng (English: Stephanie Cheng, born October 10, 1984), formerly known as Zheng Wanyun, is a Hong Kong female dance singer. She was born in Enping, Jiangmen City, Guangdong. She debuted in 2003. In 2006, she won the Golden Melody Award at the four major Hong Kong music awards for her first song "Traffic Light". In 2008, "Nothing Achieved", a duet with Pakho Chau, became one of Hong Kong's representative chorus songs. The major awards Zheng Rong has won include "Best Female Singer", "Best Performance Award" and "Best Dance Singer Gold Award" at the "New Town Hot Awards".

Trịnh Kim Chi (Vietnamese: Trịnh Kim Chi, 1972-), Vietnamese model, actor, and television host. First runner-up in the 1994 Miss Vietnam beauty pageant.

Shi Xiaolong (January 6, 1988 -), whose real name is Chen Xiaolong, and whose father is Chen Tongshan, is a TV and movie actor and kung fu star who was born as a child star in mainland China.

James Eugene Carrey (English: James Eugene Carrey, January 17, 1962 -) is a Canadian-American actor, comedian, screenwriter, musician, producer and painter. He is known for his energetic slapstick performances. Carrey gained early fame in the United States with a recurring role on the television sketch comedy series In Color (1990-1994). His first starring film to gain widespread popularity was "Ace Dragon" (1994). Carrey later won the Golden Globe Award for Best Actor in a Motion Picture Drama and Best Actor in a Motion Picture Musical or Comedy for "The Truman Show" (1998) and "Man on the Moon" (1999). Jim Carrey revealed his depression on CBS News in 2004, and gradually recovered with the company of his then-girlfriend Jenny McCarthy. In 2015, his recently separated ex-girlfriend Katharina White died of a suspected drug overdose, and he disappeared from the screen for a period of time. In 2017, Jim Carrey released the short documentary "I Needed Color" on his audio and video channel, revealing that he healed through creation and regained the motivation to live. In 2026, he won the Honorary César Award (Lifetime Achievement Award) at the 51st French César Film Awards.

Gene Hackman, formerly known as Eugene Allen Hackman, is an American actor and novelist. His career spanned six decades and he won two Academy Awards, two British Academy Film Awards and four Golden Globe Awards.

Kim Se Jeong (Korean: Sejeong Kim, Romanized: Kim Se Jeong, August 28, 1996 -), South Korean female singer and actress. She won second place in the idol talent show "PRODUCE 101" and debuted as a member of the exclusive girl group I.O.I. She also starred in the TV series "Dating in the Society", "Exorcism Noodle House" and "School 2017" and also achieved good results. She has been recognized for her development in many aspects and is often called "God Sejeong". She was the lead singer of the girl group gugudan under Jellyfish Entertainment. She made her solo debut with the single "Flower Way" on November 23, 2016. On July 10, 2018, she formed gugudan's second subunit gugudan SEMINA with Nayoung and Mina. She released her first mini album "Plant" on March 17, 2020. On December 31, 2020, her girl group gugudan disbanded and she began to act as an individual. Currently a solo singer, the Korean Music Copyright Association registration number is 10019916.

Kim Ki-duk (Korean: Kim Ki-deok, December 20, 1960 - December 11, 2020) was a South Korean film director and screenwriter. The biggest feature of Kim Ki-duk's movies is the "hungry spirit", which is shot in a "combat style" in a short time with the lowest budget. Rather than pursuing box office success, he is more committed to directly and even brutally expressing the conflict between desire and ethics; as well as the evil side of human civilization, which makes his film style very unique. Kim Ki-duk's works are often included in major international film festivals overseas, especially in Europe, and are highly praised in European film festivals. Kim Ki-duk is the only Korean director to win honors at the world's three major international film festivals, including the Cannes Un Certain Regard Award, the Venice Golden Lion for Best Film, and the Berlin Silver Bear for Best Director. However, Kim Ki-duk is regarded as an "outsider" in the domestic film industry in South Korea. Audiences have responded coldly to his works, and critics have received mixed reviews. The film with the best box office so far is "Mud Lover", with about 700,000 moviegoers. On December 11, 2020, he died of COVID-19 in Latvia at the age of 59.

Jin Shan (1911-July 7, 1982), whose original name was Zhao Mo and whose courtesy name was Yanke, was born in Yuanling, Hunan Province. He was born in Suzhou, Jiangsu Province. He was a Chinese drama and film actor and director, and was known as the "Emperor of Drama". He also served as a member of the China Federation of Literary and Art Circles, vice chairman of the Chinese Dramatists Association, and a member of the Fifth National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference.

Jin Qiaoqiao (April 21, 1975 -), mainland Chinese actress, singer, host, film and television producer. Graduated from Beijing Film Academy with a bachelor's degree in Acting. She has played princess roles in TV series many times, including Princess Peacock in "Journey to the West", Princess Chang Er in "Springtime", Princess Zhaoyang in "The Legend of Xue Rengui", Princess Yuzhen in "The Secret History of Concubine Yang", etc. In 2000, she won the title of the most popular actress on China's popular TV with "Walking Through Liuyuan". In 2003, she established a studio and launched "A Date with a Beautiful Lady"; on April 25, 2010, she released her first music album "As Long as You Are Happy" and has developed into an all-round female artist.

Kim You-jin (Korean: Yujin Kim, April 9, 1988 -), stage name U-IE (Korean: Yui), is a South Korean actress and singer. She is a former member of the Korean girl group Five Girls and a member of the second phase of After School. She is also a member of the unit After School Red. She announced her graduation from After School on May 31, 2017, and then transferred to the lucky company. In high school, he was a swimming student at Incheon Sports School and was good at medley swimming. His father, Kim Seung-gap, is a coach of the Korean Professional Baseball League.

Jin Yong (English: Jin Yong, March 10, 1924 - October 30, 2018), Grand Bauhinia Honor, OBE, formerly known as Louis Cha Leung-yung (English: Louis Cha Leung-yung), native of Haining, Zhejiang, Hong Kong writer, founder of "Ming Pao". From 1955 to 1972, Jin Yong created 15 martial arts novels, including "The Legend of the Condor Heroes", "The Legend of the Condor Heroes", "The Heaven Sword and the Dragon Sword", "The Legend of the Dragon", "The Swordsman", and "The Deer and the Cauldron", with a global circulation of more than 100 million copies. His works have been adapted into many films, TV shows, video games and comics. He has been praised as "wherever there are Chinese people, there are Jin Yong's martial arts". He is one of the most influential Chinese writers in the 20th century. Jin Yong, together with his friends Ni Kuang, Huang Zhan, and Chua Lam, were dubbed the "Four Great Talents of Hong Kong" by the public and the media.

Kim Hye-soo (Korean: Hyesoo Kim, September 5, 1970 -) is a South Korean actress, model, and host. She is often translated as Kim Hye-soo in the Chinese circle. Kim Hyun-soo is a very influential actor in the Korean film and television industry. She has won three Blue Dragon Film Awards for Best Actress, two Baeksang Arts Awards for Best Actress, and more than 50 other awards. Since her debut, she has ranked No. 1 in the box office of Korean actress-starred films and has served as the host of the Blue Dragon Film Awards 30 times. Therefore, she is known as the "Women of the Blue Dragon".

Jin Xing (Chinese Korean: Seong Kim/Venus, Romanized: Kim Sŏng, August 13, 1967 -), born in Shenyang, Korean ethnic group, founder of modern dance in the People's Republic of China, mainland Chinese dancer, program host, modern dancer, and transgender female artist. Director of Shanghai Jinxing Modern Dance Company. She is one of the dancers with the highest artistic achievements and international reputation in China. In 1985, he won the first place in the youth group of the first Taoli Cup, which was known as the "Oscar of the Chinese Dance Industry", and created the original men's pointe dance. In 1986, he won the Best Actor Award in the Second National Dance Competition. In 1991, her work "Half Dream" won the Best Choreography Award at the American Dance Festival. In 1995, she completed gender reassignment surgery. In 2006, he was awarded the title of Honorary Doctor of Arts from Dartington College of Art, University of Plymouth, UK. In 2012, he was awarded the Order of Arts and Letters by the French Ministry of Culture and received the knighthood. In 2014, he received an honorary doctorate in dance arts from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland.

Kim Tae-ri (Korean: Kim Tae-ri, Romanized: Kim Tae-Ri; April 24, 1990 -), South Korean actress.

Jin Yanling (English: Elaine Jin, December 15, 1954 -), Taiwanese and Hong Kong film and television actress. She has won the "Best Supporting Actress" at the Hong Kong Film Awards (4 times) and the Taiwan Film Golden Horse Award (2 times) many times. She is regarded as the best supporting actress with the best acting skills by the Hong Kong and Taiwan film industry, and she was also named the "Queen of Supporting Actors".

Kim Soo-hyun (Korean: Soohyun Kim, Romanized: Kim Soo-hyun, February 16, 1988 -) is a South Korean actor. He has won 5 Baeksang Arts Awards, 2 Daejong Awards and 1 Blue Dragon Film Award since his debut. He is one of the most influential representative actors in the Korean entertainment industry. Before the first party publicly named his Chinese name as "Kim Soo-hyun", third parties often referred to him as Kim Soo-hyun. Kim Soo-hyun has been selected as Gallup Korea's most dazzling TV actor of the year and the most dazzling movie actor of the year many times. He has also been selected as "Korean's favorite TV actor" many times. In addition, he is also a frequent visitor to Korea's Forbes Celebrity List, and has been selected as Forbes Asia's 30 Under 30 Elite List. Kim Soo-hyun debuted as an actor in the sitcom "Kimchi Cheese Smile" in 2007, and later rose to prominence with "Dream High" (2011), "The Moon Embracing the Sun" (2012), and the movies "A League of Thieves" (2012) and "The Great Hidden" (2013). Among them, the TV series "The Moon Embracing the Sun" received extremely high ratings, and he won the Best Actor Award at the 48th Baeksang Arts Awards, further establishing his status as an actor. From 2013 to 2015, Kim Soo-hyun starred in "My Love from the Star" and "The Producer" successively, which not only caused an international craze, but also won many awards. He enlisted in the army in October 2017 for military service. After being discharged from the army in 2019, he starred in the TV series "It's Okay, It's Okay" (2020), announcing his official return to the entertainment industry. In 2024, the TV series "Queen of Tears" starring him set another ratings record and won tvN's all-time ratings championship, further consolidating his status as South Korea's top actor. In March 2025, Kim Soo Hyun became the focus of public and media attention due to accusations related to the controversial relationship with Kim Sae Ron.