What are the male celebrities named Zhou?

1. Chow Yun-fat, born on May 18, 1955 in Lamma Island, Hong Kong, native of Kaiping, Guangdong, is a Chinese film and television actor, photographer, and a national first-class actor.

Born in a rural family, he helped his mother do odd jobs to supplement the family income since he was a child. He lived a poor life, but he also enjoyed it. In 1965, when Chow Yun-fat was 10 years old, his family moved to Kowloon. During the three years of middle school, Chow Yun-fat worked in an electronics factory every summer vacation, which resulted in poor eyesight.

After graduating from middle school, his father was seriously ill. Chow Yun-fat did not choose to go to school and started working part-time to earn money to support his family. The hard work and experience in the lower class society enriched Chow Yun-fat's life experience and also benefited his future acting career.

In 1973, 18-year-old Chow Yun-fat saw a recruitment advertisement for the Wireless Television Actor Training Class (TVB) in the newspaper, so he applied for the job with his friends. Fortunately, he was appreciated by one of the examiners, Chung King-fai.

In 1974, Chow Yun-fat successfully graduated from the training class. After a short career as a bit player, Chow Yun-fat got the opportunity to perform.

2. Zhou Xun, born on October 18, 1974 in Quzhou City, Zhejiang Province, graduated from Zhejiang Art School and is a Chinese film and television actress and singer.

Zhou Xun was born in Quzhou City, Zhejiang Province. She is the only daughter of her family. Her father is a poster painter for a local cinema. Due to her father's work, Zhou Xun has been a frequent visitor to the cinema since the age of three, eating and sleeping in the cinema. , watched all the Chinese and foreign movies at that time, and observed the crowds coming in and leaving the theater.

In 1989, Zhou Xun was admitted to the folk dance major of Zhejiang Art School. Three years of hard study of folk dance has provided her with more possibilities for future role shaping, laying a solid foundation from body exercises to technical skills.

Because he likes to take a lot of calendars and cover photos, in 1991, director Xie Tieli, who was looking for a "vixen" for his film, discovered a little girl with big eyes in a calendar. After some setbacks, he found her Zhou Xun, who was still in school, invited her to Beijing to film the movie "The Ancient Tomb".

After filming "The Ancient Tomb", Zhou Xun returned to school and continued her studies. After graduation, in order to pursue her ideals, she followed her then boyfriend to Beijing without hesitation and began her career as a drifter in Beijing.

3. Zhou Haimei, born in Hong Kong, China on December 6, 1966, is a native of Manchuria with a white flag and a film and television actress in Hong Kong, China.

In 1985, Zhou Haimei ran for Miss Hong Kong. Her 18-year-old youthfulness and silly girl-like informality were not in line with the noble and generous requirements of Miss Hong Kong, so she was excluded from the finals.

In 1985, Zhou Haimei entered the first TVB artist training class; in the same year, she participated in the filming of her first TV series "The Yang Family General", playing the role of Yang Jiumei.

4. Jay Chou, born on January 18, 1979 in New Taipei City, Taiwan Province, is a Taiwanese male pop singer, musician, actor, director, screenwriter, producer, and businessman.

In 2000, he released his first solo album "Jay". The album "Fantasy" released in 2001 established his style of integrating Chinese and Western music.

The "The One" world tour was held in 2002. In 2003, he became the cover character of Time Magazine in the United States.

In 2004, he won the Best-Selling Artist Award in China at the World Music Awards. In 2005, he won the Taiwan Film Golden Horse Award and the Hong Kong Film Awards Best Newcomer Award for his action film "Initial D".

Since 2006, he has won the World Music Awards China’s Best-Selling Artist Award for three consecutive years. In 2007, the literary film "The Secret That Cannot Be Tellable", which he wrote and directed, won the Taiwan Film Golden Horse Award for Outstanding Taiwanese Film of the Year.

5. Stephen Chow was born in Hong Kong on June 22, 1962. His ancestral home is Ningbo, Zhejiang. He is an actor, director, screenwriter, producer and businessman in Hong Kong, China. He graduated from the TVB Artist Training Course.

In 1980, he became a special actor of Li's TV Station and entered the entertainment industry. In 1981, he starred in his first TV series "When IQ Mature".

In 1988, he shifted the focus of his acting career to the big screen, and in the same year starred in his film debut "The Wind Catcher". In 1990, he established his nonsensical acting style with the comedy "A Manga"; in the same year, he gained attention for his starring role in the comedy action film "The Gambler", which broke the box office record in Hong Kong.

In 1991, he starred in the comedy "Fighting Back to School" and once again broke the box office record in Hong Kong. In 1995, he established his position in the Chinese film industry with the comedy romance film "Journey to the West". In 1999, the comedy film "The King of Comedy" that he directed and starred in won the annual box office championship of Hong Kong films.