Roland Law Kwan Moon

Biography

Roland Law Kwan Moon is a Hong Kong actor and singer, born on 22 February 1984 in Tsuen Wan District, Hong Kong. He grew up in Tsuen Wan and graduated from Tsuen Wan Catholic Primary School, then attended Tsuen Wan Public Ho Chiu Yiu Memorial College Secondary School and Kwai Chung Methodist College, where he served as Student Union President. He achieved two B grades in the Hong Kong Advanced Level Examination and graduated from Lingnan University Hong Kong in the Department of International Politics and Economics, also serving as External Vice President of the University Social Sciences Association Executive Committee. In 2005, he participated in the "Neway Star War" competition and won first place, then joined TVB in 2009 through the 23rd Artist Training Course. He appeared in numerous TV dramas including "When Heaven Burns", "Yes, Sir. Sorry, Sir." and "The Last Steep Ascent", and played lead roles in the TV movies "Dream of South China" and "ICAC Investigators 2014: Black Ball". In 2010, he won one million dollars at the TVB Anniversary Gala, becoming the shortest-tenured artist to win a major prize. In 2013, he participated in the singing competition "Stars Academy" and reached the top five, finishing fifth, then signed with Stars Entertainment and became a professional singer. In 2016, he announced his departure from TVB after 7 years due to a traffic incident that affected his professional image and led to him being frozen out. In 2021, he revealed he had signed with Artiste Power and was working in mainland China, focusing on development in the Greater Bay Area. He is also one of the younger members of the Hong Kong Stars Football Team.