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Chow Yun Fat (Chow Yun Fat), born on May 18, 1955 in Lamma Island, Hong Kong, is from Kaiping, Guangdong. Chinese film and television actor, photographer, national first-class actor.

He graduated from TVB artist training class in 1974 and starred in more than 20 dramas such as "People in the Net", "Tide", and "Shanghai Tang".

In 1976, he entered the film industry at the beginning of the 80s, and in the 80s, he opened a precedent for gunfight films, gambling films and other genre films in the heyday of Hong Kong films with films such as "The True Color of Heroes" and "God of Gamblers", and became a representative of Hong Kong's "violent aesthetics" style films.

In the 90s, it was called "Double Monday" with Jackie Chan and Stephen Chow.

In 1995, he went to Hollywood for development. He has starred in many films of different styles such as "Anna and the King" and "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon", and has served as an Oscar presenter twice.

In 1999, he left his handprints in Los Angeles' Chinatown "** Square", won the Special Achievement Award at the Deauville Asian Film Festival in France in 2000, and became the top three male actors in the United States with the image of the gunman portrayed in films such as "Bloody Heroes".

In 2005, he was awarded the first place in "Classic TV Drama Xiaosheng" by Hong Kong netizens;

In 2007, he received the Lifetime Achievement Award at the "Asian Excellence Awards" of AZN TV in the United States.

In addition, Chow Yun-fat is also keen on public welfare, in 2000 by the American "Time" magazine selected as one of the seven "Earth Celebrity Heroes", in 2003 was awarded the Special Administrative Region ** Silver Bauhinia Star, in the same year, his struggle was written into the Hong Kong Kai Sing Publishing House published the first grade Chinese textbook for secondary school. He became the first entertainer to be included in a secondary school textbook.

In 2006, Chow Yun-fat officially returned to the Chinese film industry. will participate in the costume masterpiece "Red Cliff" directed by John Woo; Zhang Yimou, who opened up a new era of Chinese mainland films, threw an olive branch to him.

In 2007, due to contracts, scripts and other reasons, Chow Yun-fat officially announced his resignation from the movie "Red Cliff". The much-anticipated re-cooperation between Zhou and Wu failed to materialize; But Wu Yusen talked about this matter in an interview in Shanghai after four years, saying that it was the result of the brokerage company's leadership, and it did not hurt personal feelings.

In the same year, Chow Yun-fat received the Lifetime Achievement Award presented to him at the Asian Excellence Excellence Awards in the United States. and made cameo appearances in the Hollywood movies "Children of Yellowstone" and "Spy Sea".

In 2008, Chow Yun-fat also participated in the filming of the Hollywood movie "Dragon Ball: Evolution" directed by Chinese director Huang Yiyu as the second male lead.

In 2009, he starred in the film "Confucius" by mainland director Hu Mei, playing the role of Confucius, a great thinker in Chinese history. The film was released in mainland China in 2010 and achieved a good box office of over 100 million, which also won him the Huabiao Award.

In the same year, he and Ge You gathered in the movie "Let the Bullets Fly".

The film not only became the mainland box office champion of the year, but also set a new mainland record with a box office score of more than 100 million.

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