Kyle Li

Biography

Kyle Li is a Hong Kong actor born on 28 November 1988. He studied at Tung Wah Group of Hospitals Lee Chih Ho Primary School and Min Chiu Secondary School, where he served as the 12th Student Council President from 2007 to 2008. He pursued an associate degree in Social Welfare at Hong Kong Community College, affiliated with The Hong Kong Polytechnic University. In 2011, while studying in his second year, he participated in the "2nd FACE USTAR College Queen and King Contest" and won the UStar King title and the Online Popularity UStar Boy Award. After graduation, he enrolled in the Beijing Film Academy to study acting. He worked as a model for various brands and shot over 20 major advertisements within three years. In 2012, he made his official debut in the RTHK youth drama series "Y2K Series" fifth installment "DIY2K," playing the designer Kyle. In 2014, he signed with management company Weilan Culture Limited, with film producer Li Ching-man as his manager. That same year, he starred in the film "Love is a Sand Timer" directed by Chen Yali and the film "Somewhere Beyond the Mist" directed by Jing Wei and produced by Er Dongsheng, playing the male lead in both. In 2017, he appeared in the ViuTV series "The Exorcist's Meter" as detective Liang Jianhua, who escapes a barrier after being missing for 12 years, and starred in the film "When I Was 17" as the rebellious student He Zijian. In 2020, he played the villain Mo Yuqian in the TVB series "Life After Death," receiving widespread audience acclaim for his performance as the ultimate antagonist, which significantly boosted his popularity.