Personal details
- Birth Date: 1971-08-27
- Height: 5′ 11″ (1.80 m)
- Birth Location: Hong Kong
- Children: (1 child) Morton Cheung
- Parents: Cou Zan Nei
- Professions: Actor, Soundtrack
Julian Cheung, born August 27, 1971, in Hong Kong, is one of those actors who just seems to show up everywhere, and honestly, it’s hard not to like the guy. He’s got that easy charm and a face that somehow hasn’t really aged in the last two decades. People probably know him best from “The Grandmaster” (2013)—yeah, that moody martial arts epic with all the rain and slow-motion punches. Cheung didn’t have the main spotlight there, but he held his own alongside some heavy hitters in the industry. But don’t just peg him as the serious type—he’s done his fair share of romantic dramas, comedies, and even some stuff that’s basically just pure popcorn fun. “Miao Miao” (2008) gave him a different vibe, maybe a bit softer, more reflective. Then there’s “Chung seung wan siu” (2015), which, let’s be real, if you haven’t seen it, you’re missing out on some classic Hong Kong drama energy. Off camera, Cheung’s life seems pretty chill. He’s been married to Anita Yuen since 2001 (yeah, actual relationship goals in the entertainment world), and they have a kid together. Not much drama there—just a guy balancing career and family, which is kind of refreshing, right? So, whether he’s dodging punches on screen or just hanging out with his family, Julian Cheung keeps things interesting, and honestly, he’s one of those actors you just end up rooting for, no matter what he’s doing.
Started out as a young Hong Kong pop singer, right? Suddenly, boom—she’s swept up into a world way bigger than the music charts. One minute she’s belting out love songs, the next she’s dodging paparazzi and getting tangled up in all sorts of drama. Fame’s got a funny way of knocking you sideways. You think you’re just chasing your dream, then old friends start acting weird, tabloids won't leave you alone, and you’re questioning what’s real. Sometimes she just wants to be that kid singing for fun, not this superstar everyone’s watching. But hey, she’s scrappy—figures out how to keep her head on straight, grabs opportunities, makes a couple of wild choices, and maybe even finds her true self underneath all the glitter. In a city that never stops moving, she learns to stand her ground, no matter how crazy things get. That’s life in the limelight, especially in Hong Kong.
August 27, 1971
5′ 11″ (1.80 m)
Konidela Ram Charan
Hong Kong
Yes, Morton Cheung
Cou Zan Nei and Surekha
53 years old