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Zheng Danrui

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Zheng Danrui

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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."

Category
Film & TV
Nationality
British Hong Kong
Born
1955-11-27
Wikidata
Q6503919
Occupations actorfilm producerfilm directorscreenwritertelevision actormovie actor
Aliases Cheng Tan ShuiLawrence ChengLawrence Cheng Tan ShuiLawrence Cheng Tan-shuiBrother DanZheng DanruiAdan

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