王書麒

简介

Wong Shu-kei is a Hong Kong male actor and former RTHK program host. He was born on February 25, 1966 and grew up in Kowloon Tong, Hong Kong. He is originally from Shanghai and has a brother and a sister. He received his education at St. Joseph's English Primary School and Secondary School. He began his career at age ten in 1976 as a child actor, catching the attention of TV producers and participating in programs like "Little Sunshine," "Enjoy Tonight," and the children's series "When I Was Young" on TVB. In 1975, assistant director Dan Huizhu discovered him while filming at his uncle's garden, leading to his first on-screen appearance in "When We Were Fifteen to Twenty." He joined TVB in 1994 after graduating from secondary school, where he played the lead role in "To Be a Teacher." Later, he participated in Category III films encouraged by his future wife Xu Qiuyi. In 2001, he suffered facial paralysis after a mouth injury. He retired from acting in the 2000s, with his last work being the series "Blood Recommendation Xuan Yuan" in 2004. He married singer Xu Qiuyi in 2003 and they have a son. He currently works mainly in mainland China on film and television productions.