莫少聰

简介

Max Mok Siu Chung is a Hong Kong actor and singer, born on December 2, 1960. He attended Ko Lui Secondary School in To Kwa Wan and initially planned to join the police force but turned to entertainment due to his father's opposition. He began his career as an office clerk before participating in RTV's "Star Search" program in 1980, where his outstanding performance led to him being signed as an actor. He later joined Shaw Brothers in 1982, with his first film being "Revelation of the Last Eunuch." He rose to fame in 1988 with the film "The Last Eunuch of China," which earned him a Golden Horse Award nomination for Best Actor. He was also nominated again in 1992 for "Once Upon a Time in China II" as Best Supporting Actor. He suffered a serious back injury while filming "Dragon Inn" after jumping from a tall building, requiring two years of recovery. He is known for being a member of the Hong Kong celebrity football team and a devout Buddhist. In 2003, he began a long-term documentary project titled "Mok's Spiritual Diary: Persistence and Dream," spending seven years documenting Buddhist culture in Tibet and Qinghai. After the 2010 Yushu earthquake, he formed a relief team called "Mok's Love and Care Action" to provide aid to disaster victims. In 2011, he was arrested in Beijing for marijuana use but was released after two weeks. He continued working as a documentary director, directing works such as "One Person's Marathon" and "Persistence and Dream." In 2012, he starred alongside Chinese actress Yang Tongshu in the film "About Love and Those Devils."