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*'''Name:''' 鍾漢良 (钟汉良) / Chung Hon Leung (Zhong Han Liang)
 
*'''Name:''' 鍾漢良 (钟汉良) / Chung Hon Leung (Zhong Han Liang)
 
*'''English name:'''  Wallace Chung
 
*'''English name:'''  Wallace Chung
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*'''Also known as:''' 小哇 (Xiao Wa) / 小太陽 (Little Sun)
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*'''Also known as:''' 小哇 / Xiao Wa
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*'''Profession:''' Actor and singer
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*'''Profession:''' Actor and Singer
 
*'''Birthdate:''' {{bda|1974|11|30}}
 
*'''Birthdate:''' {{bda|1974|11|30}}
 
*'''Birthplace:''' Hong Kong
 
*'''Birthplace:''' Hong Kong
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==TV Series Theme Songs==
 
==TV Series Theme Songs==
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*Maneuver Dance (回旋舞) - [[Second Chance Romance]] (2025) ''also lyricist and composer''
 
*Fallen Ink (落墨) - [[The Sword and The Brocade]] (2021)
 
*Fallen Ink (落墨) - [[The Sword and The Brocade]] (2021)
 
*Tian Ya Ming Yue Dao (天涯明月刀) - [[Magic Blade]] (2012)
 
*Tian Ya Ming Yue Dao (天涯明月刀) - [[Magic Blade]] (2012)

Revision as of 14:02, 27 November 2025

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Wallace Chung

Profile

  • Name: 鍾漢良 (钟汉良) / Chung Hon Leung (Zhong Han Liang)
  • English name: Wallace Chung
  • Also known as: 小哇 / Xiao Wa
  • Profession: Actor and Singer
  • Birthdate: 1974-Nov-30 (age 51)
  • Birthplace: Hong Kong
  • Height: 183cm
  • Star sign: Sagittarius
  • Chinese zodiac: Tiger
  • Blood type: A
  • Family: Two older sisters and a younger sister
  • Talent agency: Shanghai Cornucopia Television Culture Media

TV Series

TV Series Theme Songs

Movies

Recognitions

  • 2015 10th Seoul International Drama Awards: Asia Star Grand Award

Endorsements

Trivia

  • Education level: Form 5
  • Languages: Cantonese, Mandarin and English
  • Hobbies: Dancing, tennis, jogging, photography, playing with various art-related computer software, watching movies
  • Native origin: Huiyang, Huizhou, Guangdong, China
  • Record label: Rock Record Co., Ltd. (2000-)
  • Established his own music studio, Cornucopia Music, in 2000
  • He lent his voice to the Chinese version of the film "The Lion King" (1997).

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