Yoe Biu

Biography

Yoe Biu was a Hong Kong actor and businessman, born on 25 August 1968 into a Fujian immigrant family. His family moved from Xiamen to Hong Kong in 1975. His father worked as a construction site worker and his mother as a bread packaging worker. He studied at Yuen Long Catholic Primary School and Yuen Long Commercial Secondary School, where he was a classmate of actor Wu Qinghua. After completing Form 3, he worked as a temporary and special contract actor for six years, participating in productions for various broadcasting organizations including Hong Kong Radio, television, and educational television. In 1989, he passed the 3rd TVB Artist Training Course examination and joined Hong Kong Television. After serving for 21 years, he moved to Hong Kong Television Network. He also worked as a film dubber, mainly voicing news reporter characters. In 2015, Hong Kong Television rebroadcast the series "The Greed of Man", and he became a topic of discussion among netizens for playing three different roles in the series. In his youth, he participated with his family in raising and selling white pigeons and fresh squabs. His family's farm in Shenzhen was one of the largest pigeon breeding farms in the world, and he was nicknamed "The Pigeon Prince".