Hawick Lau

Hawick Lau is a male artist with many roles in Hong Kong film and television. In 1993, he won the Canadian Chinese Singer Selection Championship and entered the entertainment industry in 1994. He worked as a singer, bit player and protagonist in TVB. He left TVB in 2005 and officially shifted his career focus to the mainland in 2007. In 2008, he rose to prominence in the Mainland with the role of Huo Dongqing in "The Phoenix Wears the Peony". In 2011, he became more popular due to his role as Mo Shaoqian in "Snow on a Thousand Mountains". His popularity increased rapidly and he became one of the most popular niche actors. In 2012, Hawick Lau produced and starred in the business suspense drama "A Clear Day in the Midsummer" for the first time. At the end of 2012, Hawick Lau established his studio. In May 2013, he served as the producer of the TV series "One Thought to the North" starring him. He has developed in both front and behind the scenes. Other major works: "The Beauty of the Country", "Beauty Without Tears", the TV series "Painted Skin II", "The Four Talents of Jiangnan", etc.

Chinese name: Liu Kaiwei Foreign name: Hawick Lau, Lau Hoi Wai Alias: Wei Ye, Wei Ge, Liang Zai Wei, President Nationality: Chinese Nationality: Han Place of Birth: Hong Kong, China Date of Birth: October 1974 Occupation on March 13: Actor, singer, producer Graduate school: Department of Architecture, Ryerson University, Canada Brokerage company: Meiya Entertainment Information Group Co., Ltd. Representative works: "Phoenix Wearing Peonies", "Twilight Snow on Thousand Mountains", "National Beauty and Heavenly Fragrance" Representative works of "A Sunny Evening in Midsummer": "Beauty Without Tears" and "Sweet Grandpa" Representative works: "Four Talents in Jiangnan" Representative works: "Painted Skin II" and "No Looking Back"