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Jack Wu
Jack Wu in February 2008
Born	(1977-08-23) 23 August 1977 (age 47) British Hong Kong
Nationality	Hong Kong
Other names	胡仔、大力三
Education	Matriculation
Alma mater	S.K.H. Chu Oi Primary School Tung Wah Group of Hospitals Mrs. Wu York Yu Memorial College Po Leung Kuk Yao Ling Sun College
Occupation(s)	Actor, Singer, TV Host
Years active	1996-present
Agent	2000 to present: TVB
Notable work	To Grow with Love
Spouse	June Chan Kei ​(m. 2009)​
Children	3
Chinese name
Traditional Chinese	胡諾言
Simplified Chinese	胡诺言
Transcriptions Standard Mandarin Hanyu Pinyin Hú Nuòyán Yue: Cantonese Jyutping Wu Nok Jin
Website	https://weibo.com/u/1832900660

Jack Wu Lok Yin (Chinese: 胡诺言; pinyin: Hú Nuòyán, born on 23 August 1977) is a Hong Kong actor, singer and TV host, currently a basic artist contract artist of TVB.

Background and Family

In his early years, Jack Wu grew up in Lei Muk Shue Fire Services Quarters, Wo Yi Hop Road, Tsuen Wan District. He came from a simple family where his dad was a fireman and his mom was a seamstress. He has a little brother. Jack Wu volunteered to be a firefighter when he was young. His name Lok Yin is artist name.

He attended S.K.H. Chu Oi Primary School, Tung Wah Group of Hospitals Mrs. Wu York Yu Memorial College and Po Leung Kuk Yao Ling Sun College. graduated Form 5 in 1994. When he was in middle school, he was a reserve player of the volleyball team. He also participates in home economics classes.

Jack Wu's wife was Hong Kong TVB artiste now Social Media Influencer June Chan Kei. The two started dating after playing the role of sister and brother in the TV series The King of Yesterday and Tomorrow, and they had known each other for more than ten years. After dating for nearly seven years, the two got married with wedding banquet at The Peninsula Hong Kong on April 27, 2009. On September 3, 2009, the eldest daughter Hu Zhiling (Jay) was born. On November 28, 2012, the second daughter Hu Zhiyou (Jacey) was born. On October 14, 2016, the youngest son Hu Haokun (Jayden) was born.

Career

Jack Wu later participated in the singing competition at the fire station party and eventually won the championship. A few months later, he received encouragement from his mother and was attracted by the car prize, so in 1996, with Daniel Chan’s song "Knowing Everything About You" 《了解你的所有》 he went to Hong Kong Cultural Center in Tsim Sha Tsui to participate in the Big Echo Summer Karaoke Competition hosted by Go East Entertainment, winning the championship and signed as a singer under Warner Music Hong Kong.

In 1997, Jack Wu released his solo album One Promise as a "Boy Next Door" 「鄰家男孩」 for the first time. Although the song 《一個諾言》increased his fame, the sales of the album did not meet expectations. Later, he was transformed into "Fat Boy" 「肥男孩」. Unfortunately, due to piracy issues, his development was not as good as expected.

Finally, in 2000, he became a TVB managerial artist contract. Before Jack Wu's transformation, Warner Music Hong Kong released another album for him, 《愛玩火》, and arranged for him to go to Australia to shoot a music video for the song 《無重狀態》. Lau Lai Ping (Apple姐), chairman of the board of directors and boss of BIG ECHO I-BOX, knew that Jack Wu had worked hard to develop his singing career, so she suggested that he find another way out by becoming an artist at TVB.

At first, he mainly served as a tv host and participated in travel specials. Later, because he wanted to develop in many aspects, he recommended himself to the producer Leung Choi Yuen to film his first TV series Lost in Love. After being recommended to other TV station producer by Leung Choi Yuen, Jack Wu began to participate in more TV series. In 2003, he was assigned by Tommy Leung Ka Shu to play a relatively important role in Net Deception. In 2006, he joined the hosting team of Scoop.

Although Jack Wu has never become a first-line artist, he still has a certain degree of popularity. In 2012, he was selected as the most diverse artist by China Mainland Network. In 2014, he played the leading role for the first time in the live-action drama Shades of Life. In 2018, he and Sharon Chan were invited to serve as hosts of Cantopop At 50 (流行經典50年), replacing Raymond Cho and Karen Tong.

In addition, due to his love for marathon running, Jack Wu formed "Crazy Runner" (one of the cliques in the HK Entertainment Industry) with his friends Joel Chan, Benjamin Yuen, Brian Tse and the girls of the "Nonsense Club" (胡說八道會) Nancy Wu, Paisley Wu, Elaine Yiu, Selena Lee and Mandy Wong.

In December 2022, the from managerial artist contract changed to basic artist contract.

Performance works

TV Series

Host Program (TVB)

Variety Shows (By Broadcast Date)

TV Advertising (TVB)

Music Video

Stage Play

Radio Drama

Radio Program

• 《人間定格》

Musical works

Compilation

Animation songs

• 2007: "Ninja Reform" 忍者變法 (Cantonese opening theme of the anime "Naruto" Season 1 (Episodes 1-52))

• 2008: "Ninja Dance" 忍舞 (the second Cantonese opening theme of the anime "Naruto" Season 2 (Episodes 53-158))

Group channels song results

Awards

• "New Town's Hottest Children's Songs Award Ceremony 2008" 《新城勁爆兒歌頒獎禮2008》"Newtown's Hottest Children's Songs" 「新城勁爆兒歌」- "Ninja Dance" 《忍舞》

Notes

1. 關於胡諾言家庭背景和年少時志願的資料出自香港電台第二台廣播節目《守下留情》於2019年3月18日播出的胡諾言訪問。
2. 資料出自香港電台第二台廣播節目《守下留情》於2019年3月22日播出的胡諾言訪問。(The information comes from an interview with Hu No-yin broadcast on Radio Television Hong Kong 2's radio program "Show Me No Mercy" on March 22, 2019)
3. 關於胡諾言就讀中學時和參加歌唱比賽經過的資料出自香港電台第二台廣播節目《守下留情》於2019年3月19日播出的胡諾言訪問。
4. 關於胡諾言當上歌手經過的資料出自香港電台第二台廣播節目《守下留情》於2019年3月20日播出的胡諾言訪問。
5. 關於胡諾言加入電視台後動向的資料出自香港電台第二台廣播節目《守下留情》於2019年3月21日播出的胡諾言訪問。

References

1. "唔上唔樂胡諾言". 3周刊（第369期）. 4 November 2006. Archived from the original on 2 May 2015. Retrieved 18 March 2019.
2. "模範生 胡諾言". 壹週刊. 10 January 2007. Archived from the original on 13 April 2020. Retrieved 18 March 2019.
3. 胡諾言俾陳琪乜嘢吸引到？養起成頭家有秘訣. Retrieved 6 May 2024 – via www.youtube.com.
4. "新娘婚前愛到發燒 胡諾言娶陳琪趕生仔". 香港蘋果日報. 28 April 2009. Archived from the original on 13 April 2020. Retrieved 20 March 2019.
5. "大女8歲生日 陳琪感性回顧學做媽媽心情". 東網. 4 September 2017. Archived from the original on 17 March 2020. Retrieved 20 March 2019.
6. "陳琪誕7.8磅小龍女". 明報. 29 November 2012. Retrieved 20 March 2019.
7. "囝囝尋日出世！胡諾言嗌三仔做老闆". 東網. 15 October 2016. Archived from the original on 18 August 2020. Retrieved 20 March 2019.
8. "5 Cliques in the HK Entertainment Industry That You May Have Heard About – JayneStars.com". Retrieved 6 May 2024.
9. "存档副本". Archived from the original on 8 September 2020. Retrieved 7 September 2020.

External links

• Official TVB Blog
• Jack Wu on Weibo (in Chinese)
• Jack Wu on Instagram
• Jack Wu on Facebook

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