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简介

Dominic Ho Ho Man is a Hong Kong singer and actor, born on 28 October 1988 and raised in Hong Kong. He has one sister; his father is Chen Ye, the Chief Curriculum Development Officer (Physical Education) at the Education Bureau, and his mother is a secondary school teacher. He attended Tsuen Wan Government Secondary School and later completed his secondary education in the UK. After returning to Hong Kong, he studied accounting and was discovered by a talent agency due to his dance skills. In 2008, he formed the boy dance group "Bro5" with Yuan Junjie, La Ying, and Yang Shangbin. In 2009, he starred in the TVB TV movie "Dreams Fly Over South China" and subsequently appeared in several films. He rose to fame in 2012 for his role as a handsome police officer in "Lan Kwai Fong 2" and later played "Liang Er" in "Young and Dangerous: Reloaded". In 2013, he was discovered by Wong Jing and officially joined his production company, Sing Wang Chao, in 2014. In 2015, he starred in "The Gigolo" directed by Au Chiu-man, appearing fully nude, and also sang and wrote the lyrics for the film's theme song. He released his first solo single "Say You Love Me" in 2014 and produced the song "Can't Love... Sorry" in 2015. He returned to TVB in 2016 with "Macau Gamblers" and later appeared in "Line Walker 2" and "The Great Adventurer Wesley". Since 2017, he has expanded into hosting lifestyle information programs and variety shows. He left TVB in June 2021 to focus on his gym business and occasionally works as a photographer for concerts.