16 Facts About George Hu

George Hu is a Taiwanese-American actor, singer and martial artist based in Taiwan.

George Hu was born in New York City on 24 July 1982, to Taiwanese American parents.

George Hu is the eldest of two children; his sister is two years younger and his parents reside in New York.

George Hu's mother who had martial arts training herself was a huge influence on him learning martial arts.

George Hu studied under Master Marlon Ma at NY Wutang Chinese Martial Arts Institute where he learned the fighting style of the long fist, praying mantis, and baji.

George Hu participated in several martial arts competitions in the US and has won several competitions such as 1995 S Henry Cho America Open, Shi Fu Yang Shu-Ton Martial Arts Association of Ohio Chinese Martial Arts Tournament, Huang Chien Liang USC.

George Hu lived at his uncle's house and shared a bedroom with his cousin when he first moved to Taiwan.

George Hu's voice was dubbed in both Mandarin and Cantonese for this drama.

George Hu's left leg was injured, and he relied on crutches or a wheelchair to get around for three months.

George Hu received a lot of notice for his role as Lan Shi-da a cold but caring business family man.

George Hu's pairing with Annie Chen was so well received that SETTV decided to pair them up again as a couple less than three months after Love, Now ended in 2013's Love Around.

George Hu's fame continued to rise in late 2013 after starring in the joint mainland China and Taiwan historical drama Lan Ling Wang as the lead character's younger half-brother An De Wang.

George Hu's voice was dubbed for his mainland China dramas since he still had a foreigner accent when speaking Chinese Mandarin.

George Hu described the accident as being in the movie The Matrix after he was thrown from his bike and landed on the ground heavily.

George Hu received minor cuts and grazes on his legs and suffered a fractured left shin.

George Hu was rushed to a hospital near the Pingxi district.