I. Raymond

Raymond, 1975 was born in Hong Kong, China on August 25th. He graduated from the Information Technology Department of City University of Hong Kong and is an actor in Hong Kong, China. 1996, starring in his first film "Urgent", thus officially entering the entertainment circle. 1999, starring in his first TV series "Complete Student Handbook".

In 2000, he participated in the romantic comedy film "Lonely Men and Few Women". In 2003, the film Black and White Forest starring him premiered. In 2004, he played the leading actor Nick in the drama "Borrowing Soldiers". In 2005, he played Jiang Feng in the costume martial arts drama "Little Fish and Flower Birds".

Second, early experience.

Raymond was born in a strict family. Since childhood, my father has forbidden him and his sister to go to the streets casually, even after middle school. Raymond University studied in the Department of Information Technology, City University of Hong Kong; He worked as a part-time model while studying at school. Because a group of photos were published in the newspaper and seen by director Du Qifeng, he was found and entered the entertainment circle.

1996 starred in the action film "Urgent Need" directed by Du Qifeng, which was his first film work and officially entered the entertainment circle. 1998 participated in the drama film Gambler 1999 starring Andy Lau, Nick Cheung and Athena Chu. 1999, starring in his first TV series "Complete Student Handbook".

Third, character evaluation.

Raymond is not only as handsome as Leslie Cheung, but also noble in temperament, so he is called "Little Leslie Cheung". In the TV series "Anita Mui Fly", Raymond portrayed He as a sad and handsome image. Like Leslie Cheung, Raymond's eyes are a little blurred.

Raymond is an "alternative" in Hong Kong film industry, and is considered as an actor with great potential in appearance and acting. Although handsome in appearance, he is low-key. In the movies "Slimming" and "Borrowing Soldiers", Raymond won the recognition of the audience with his performance of combining rigidity with softness.