What institution did Zhong Hanliang graduate from 10

Chung Hon-leung graduated from the Hong Kong TVB Dance Training Course.

Introduction: Wallace Chung, born on November 30, 1974 in Hong Kong, China, is a film and television actor, singer and dancer.

In 1992, Chung was admitted to the Hong Kong TVB Dance Training Class and was selected as a first-line dancer of Hong Kong TVB. In the same year, he was seconded to the Artists Department and starred in the Hong Kong TVB TV series "Young Five Tigers", playing the role of Chung Chun-tao in the Wenna Band when he was young.

In 1994, he successively participated in the performance of Hong Kong TVB TV series "Third Kind Court" and "Criminal Investigation File I", and showed impressive acting talent in the role of Cheung Ka-keung, a mentally handicapped teenager in "Family Affection". Hosted the variety show "K-100".

In 1995, he released his first ** "OREA", won the "Top Ten Most Popular Idols in Taiwan" award for two consecutive years, and established the "Huahuacao ** Studio". In 2010, he released ** "Visual Animal" twice won the "Best Stage Male Singer Award of the Year in the Chinese Song Chart". In 2011, he held a solo concert "S-Party".

In 1993, he graduated from the dance training class of Hong Kong TVB.

Chung Hon-leung was admitted to the Hong Kong TVB Dance Training Course in 1993.

TVB Dance Training Class.

What book is Zhong Hanliang reading The book he mentioned on Weibo has not yet been published, and he should be reading the script under the Bodhi tree. He himself likes Jin Yong's martial arts**, and the reasoning class likes the Japanese writer Keigo Higashino (and.

Zhong Hanliang, born in Huiyang District, Huizhou City, Guangdong Province, was born in Hong Kong on November 30, 1974, and is a film and television actor, singer and dancer.

In 1993, he made his debut on Hong Kong TVB. In 1995, he released the first ** "OREA", which was rated as "Taiwan's Top Ten Most Popular Idols" for two consecutive years, and established the "Huahuacao ** Studio". In 2010, he released ** "Visual Animal" twice won the "Best Stage Male Singer Award of the Year in the Chinese Song Chart".

In 2012, he was nominated for the "Audience's Favorite Actor" at the 26th China TV Golden Eagle Awards for "The Verge", becoming the first Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan actor in the history of the Golden Eagle to be shortlisted for the award, and won the "Audience's Favorite Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan Actor Award" at the 2012 Golden Eagle TV Art Festival. In 2014, he was shortlisted for the award again with "The Moon Knife at the End of the World".

On November 25, 2015, he announced that he was directing the youth film "Hourglass" for the first time; In the same year, he starred in the TV series "Why Sheng Xiaomo" was broadcast, and the ratings were good. On June 18, 2016, with "Threesome", he won the honor of "Most Concerned Actor by the Media" in the Media Attention Unit of the Film Channel of the 19th Shanghai International Film Festival.

In the same year, he starred in the TV series "Lonely Fang Doesn't Appreciate Himself". In 2017, he starred in the TV series "Sending Flowers All the Way" as Lu Fei. On September 17, 2018, the starring TV series "Liangsheng, Can We Not Be Sad" was broadcast on Hunan Satellite TV.

He is currently from Hong Kong, and his nationality is Queen's Zhongwu Village, Zhenlong Town, Huiyang District, Huizhou City.

Originally from Huizhou, Guangdong, he now lives in Hong Kong, China.

In 1992, he was admitted to the Hong Kong TVB Dance Training Class and was selected as a first-line dancer of Hong Kong TVB. In the same year, he was seconded to the Artists Department and starred in the Hong Kong TVB TV series "Young Five Tigers", playing the role of Zhong Zhentao in the Wenna Band when he was young.

As the only boy in the family, his parents actually hope that Zhong Hanliang will study more and become a more decent senior white-collar worker if he is admitted to university. But when Zhong Hanliang was about to graduate from high school, he was crazy about dancing. Instead of going to university as his parents wished, he was admitted to Hong Kong's TVB.

During that time, there was a big gap between him and his parents, but fortunately, he worked hard to realize his ideals later, and achieved certain results, and did not disappoint his parents. His parents were quick to accept him.

Of course, because he didn't go to college, Zhong Hanliang would study hard and learn English whenever he had free time. In his heart, he hopes that his parents will be more satisfied with him, and hopes that his parents can feel that although his son did not go to college, he can be regarded as making up for this deficiency with his own efforts.

I haven't read it, but I've just read the dance training class of Hong Kong TVB.

No, he stopped reading at the age of eighteen.

Of course not, little wow! We love you!

Wallace Chung, born on November 30, 1974 in Hong Kong, China, is an actor, singer, dancer and director. In 1993, he made his debut on Hong Kong TVB. In 1995, he released his first ** "OREA", which was rated as "Taiwan's Top Ten Most Popular Idols" for two consecutive years.

In 2003, the "Flower and Grass ** Studio" was established.

In 2010, he released ** "Visual Animals" twice won the "Best Stage Performance Male Singer Award" in the Chinese Song Chart. In 2011, he held Zhong Hanliang S-Party concert.

In 2016, he won three awards at the 16th **Billboard Annual Ceremony: the most popular **, the most popular song of the year, and the most popular TV series song of the year. In 1999, he shifted his focus to film and television drama performances.

In 2012, with the TV series "The Verge", he was nominated for the 26th China TV Golden Eagle Award "Audience's Favorite Actor", becoming the first Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan actor in the history of the Golden Eagle to be shortlisted for the award, and won the 2012 Golden Eagle TV Art Festival "Audience's Favorite Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan Actor Award". In 2014, he was shortlisted for the award again with the martial arts drama "The Moon Knife at the End of the World". In 2015, he served as the director of the movie "Hourglass".

In 2016, he won the "Most Concerned Actor by the Media" in the Media Attention Unit of the Film Channel of the 19th Shanghai International Film Festival with the movie "Threesome".