Henry Lo Chun Shun

Biography

Lo Chun Shun (English: Henry Lo) is a Hong Kong actor and program host, born on April 22, 1958. He grew up in various parts of Hong Kong including Mong Kok, To Kwa Wan, and Ngau Tau Kok. His father was a sailor who often listened to records, which influenced his love of music. He was educated at a Chinese Christian Union school and participated in the Hong Kong Children's Choir, where he was discovered by Yip Wai-hong in 1970. After graduating in 1978, he enrolled in the 8th TVB Artist Training Course and signed a contract with them. In 1983, after being sidelined due to an oversupply of talent, he moved to ATV and starred in successful dramas such as Wu Zetian and The Four Great Constables. He also sang in nightclubs and learned flower arrangement. In 1989, he was invited to film Taiwanese TV dramas due to his proficiency in Mandarin. He returned to TVB in 1995 at the encouragement of Tsang Lai-chun, and gained fame for his role as "Invincible East" in The Smiling, Proud Wanderer in 1996, a role that earned praise from renowned writer Jin Yong. He subsequently played many classic roles such as Cheng Ching-chuk in Sword Stained with Royal Blood, Bi Gan in The Legend of the Condor Heroes, and Xiao He in The Conqueror's Story.