22 Facts About Hu Ge

Hu Ge, known as Hugh Hu or Hugo Hu, is a Chinese actor and singer.

Hu Ge rose to fame for his role as Li Xiaoyao in Chinese Paladin, and has since starred in a succession of popular television series, such as The Little Fairy, The Legend of the Condor Heroes, Chinese Paladin 3, The Myth, Sound of the Desert, The Disguiser, Nirvana in Fire, and Blossoms Shanghai.

Hu Ge starred in films The Wild Goose Lake, All Ears, and G for Gap.

Hu Ge's father was a tennis coach and his mother was a teacher.

Hu Ge received his first training in performing arts in Little Stars Performing Arts School run by Shanghai Media Group.

Hu Ge then starred in the horror film The 601st Phone Call, where he received rave reviews for his performance.

Hu Ge co-starred with Wu Chun and Charlene Choi in The Butterfly Lovers, based on the famous Chinese legend Butterfly Lovers.

Hu Ge took on leading roles in modern dramas; Bitter Coffee, Modern People and Unbeatable, as well as war drama Shangri-La.

Hu Ge starred in the 2011 historical film 1911, playing Lin Juemin, and was nominated as Best New Actor at the 31st Hundred Flowers Awards.

Hu Ge wrote the script for one of the stories Lights from the City, and starred in 4 out of the 10 stories.

Hu Ge acted as Patient No 5 in Stan Lai's A Dream Like a Dream, which served as the opening act at the 1st Wuzhen Theatre Festival.

Hu Ge won the Best Actor award at the 2nd Denny Awards for his performance.

Hu Ge then starred as Xu Zhuang Tu in Forever Yin Xueyan, a play based on Pai Hsien-yung's novel of the same title performed in the Shanghai dialect.

Hu Ge won the Most Popular Actor award at the Shanghai Culture Center, and the Most Popular Theater Actor of the Year at the BQ Magazine Popular Artists Ceremony.

Hu Ge then starred in historical romance drama Sound of the Desert, based on the novel Ballad of the Desert written by Tong Hua.

Hu Ge won Best Actor at the 22nd Shanghai Television Festival; and snagged a double victory by claiming both the Best Actor award and the Most Popular Actor award at the 28th China TV Golden Eagle Award.

Hu Ge then starred in drama Good Times, written by Life Revelations writer Wang Liping.

Hu Ge returned to the big screen in December 2016, starring as an antagonist in the crime suspense film Cherry Returns.

Hu Ge disappeared from the public eye for much of the year.

Hu Ge won his second Magnolia Award for Best Actor for the show, which was the night's biggest winner by taking home five awards including the Best Television Series.

Hu Ge survived with severe injuries while his assistant died.

Hu Ge's wife is Huang Xining, who worked as his assistant.