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Hu Yueshan

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Wu Yuet Shan is a former male entertainer from Hong Kong. He left the entertainment industry and now operates a Thai massage business.

Biography

Wu Yuet Shan's birth name is Wu Wing Keung, born in Hong Kong with two elder brothers and one elder sister. He studied at Tsui Wah English College and started acting in 1985 under his real name in the film "The Piglet Patrol," co-starring with Kwok Ching Hung. Actress Kathy Chow suggested they join TVB's three-month Second Phase Artiste Training Class, where he was accepted. Classmates included Au Shui Wai, Lam Wai Chun, Wong Wai Tak, and Jordan Chan.[1][2]

Before graduation, he was appointed as a Youth Ambassador along with Annie Kong, Fong Fong Pan, and Pang King Kwong.[1][3] In 1988, he was promoted as one of "TVB's Ten Galaxy Stars" with Aaron Kwok, Stephen Au, Michael Lee, Eddie Li, Angela Lam, Chingmy Yau, Anita Lee, Jacqueline Ng, and Tracy Chu.[4]

In 1993, he signed with Cinepoly Records and released a Cantonese album the following year. Later, he left TVB to act in Malaysia. In 1999, he left the entertainment industry and became a real estate agent through a friend’s recommendation.[5]

He was married to Barbi Law and had a son named Wu Tit. They divorced when the child was two. Wu Tit became a TVB actor in 2016.

TV Appearances

TVB

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ATV (Asia Television)

  • 2000 "Happy Valley" as Cheung Tsz Lik

RTHK

  • 1994 "Symphony of Ten Thousand Homes": Far Traveler

Malaysia

  • 1995 "O Files: Love of the Owl" (TV film)
  • 1996 "CID '96"[6]
  • "Love in Kuala Lumpur"[7]

TV Programs

  • 1986–87 "Youth Frontline" (co-hosted with Annie Kong, Fong Fong Pan, Pang King Kwong, Tse Siu Cheung)
  • 1989 "Entertainment News Eye"

Films

  • 1986 "The Piglet Patrol"
  • 1994 "Stone Pond University Dorm" as Francis
  • 1998 "Extreme Rape"
  • 1999 "Doctor God" as Ngau Wong

Music Videos

  • 1992 "Lonely Heartache" (Vivian Chow)

Chart Performance

(No charting songs reported.)

Endorsements

  • 1985 Sunkist Soda

References

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