Member Chow Yun Fat appeared in Shanghai to promote the new film "Don't call me a gambler". Many netizens exposed photos of the event. He looked too old when he attended the meeting. On the day of the press conference, Chow Yun Fat wore a low-key dress. Although he is a big shot in the circle, he has kept a low-key and humble style for many years. As soon as he enters the scene, he bends down and waves, and greets friends at the scene with a cordial smile and is approachable.

Note that the male god is also aging. When there is no lens light, it is obvious that the skin on Chow Yun Fat's face is slack and the wrinkles are too obvious. Today, his skin is dark, especially the lines on his head are obviously like bark. Because he is old, and during this time, in addition to many changes in his face value, his figure is getting thinner and thinner, which may also be related to his perennial exercise and running.

Actor profile

Chow Yun Fat, born in Lamma Island in May 1955, born in Kaiping City, Jiangmen City, Guangdong Province, is a film actor and photographer in China. 1976, starring in his first film "reborn". 1980 played Xu Wenqiang in the drama "Shanghai Beach" in the Republic of China. 1984, starring in the martial arts drama the legendary swordsman premiered. 1985 won the Best Actor Award in the 22nd Taiwan Film Golden Horse Award for his film Waiting for Dawn.

1986, starring in the action film "The True Color of Heroes" was released and won the Best Actor Award in the 6th Hong Kong Film Awards. 1988 won the Best Actor Award at the 7th Hong Kong Film Awards for his film "Dragon and Tiger Storm". 1989, starring in the drama "God of Gambling".