歐瑞偉

简介

Au Sui Wai is a Hong Kong actor and martial arts director. He grew up in Sham Shui Po, Kowloon in a family with five siblings. He was educated at a labourers' children's school and Heung To Middle School. He practiced gymnastics from childhood and represented his school in competitions. After graduation, he worked in a restaurant and later traveled to Holland to help his brother run a restaurant. He returned to Hong Kong and joined the 5th Shaw Brothers actors training course in 1982. He later enrolled in TVB's actor training course in 1985. His first television drama was "The Flying Fox of Snowy Mountain" in 1985. He was well-received for his role as "Li Jing" in "The Grand Canal" in 1987. He left TVB in 1994 and directed the film "O Record: The Owl's Love" in 1995, also working in Malaysia for five years. He returned to TVB in 1999 and appeared in "The Legendary Four Scholars". He became known for his role as "Tao Fang" in "A Step into the Past" in 2001. He later appeared in "Come Home Love" in 2012 and "Come Home Love: Dinner at 8" in 2016. He also works as a martial arts director in mainland Chinese dramas.