Ou Ruiwei （Jimmy Au Sui Wai）

Ou Ruiwei （Jimmy Au Sui Wai）歐瑞偉 was born on December 10, 1961. When Ou Ruiwei was young, because his father was a patriotic member of the Sailors Club, he was arranged to study at Xiangdao Middle School in Tai Hang East, Kowloon, and graduated in 1979; At the age of 19, he went to the Netherlands to help his brother manage the restaurant. Ou Ruiwei stayed in the Netherlands for a year and a half because he could not adapt to the local environment, so he returned to Hong Kong and decided to develop in the direction of martial arts actors. From 1982 to 1983, he was enrolled in the Shaw Brothers actor training class. The classmates in the same training class included the female artist Li Shan . After graduation, he worked as a dragon and tiger martial artist on TV. Until 1984, Andy Lau gave him a registration form for TVB actor training class and encouraged him, so that he joined the TVB actor training class in 1985. His first TV series was "Snow Mountain Flying Fox" with Lu Liangwei as the leading role. Later, he participated in many dramas, among which he played the role of "Li Jing", one of the three heros in the 1987 drama "The Grand Canal", which was the most prominent and was well received. During this period, he was invited by Wan Ziliang, a popular TVB boy at that time, to participate in "One Brother", which was the first film he participated in. Since Ou Ruiwei entered the industry, he has played roles such as policemen and firefighters, and most of them appear as heroes in ancient costumes. Its scope is wide, from front to backstage work. In 1995, he personally wrote and directed the movie "O Records: Love". Due to the infrequent performance opportunities in Hong Kong, and most of them are supporting roles, so in the same year, the main force went to Malaysia to develop, and it has been maintained for five years. In 2001, he participated in the drama "Looking for the Qin", playing the role of "Tao Fang" and is familiar to everyone. In 2011, the play was rebroadcast at noon, and there were traces of it in the prime time episodes, so the voice of "Boss Tao" once again came and went. In addition, he once played the leading role in front of the screen, but he is quite low-key, and has always been less known to the audience. In recent years, he has also served as a martial arts instructor in mainland TV dramas. Since 2012, Ou Ruiwei has attracted more attention as the ambitious lawyer "Liao Qicong (KC)" in the wireless drama series "Love Going Home", and has also participated in other dramas since then. In 2016, he continued to act as "Chen Guocong (KC)" with the same name but different identity in "Love Home: Attending at Eight O'clock", and he received attention again, and was nominated together with Li Weijian for "A Thousand Stars Awards Ceremony 2016" "Most Popular Drama Partner". In the same year, he participated in the TV series "Heroes of the Walled City", playing the superficially friendly "Yang Zhuluan", the leader of the killer organization and the owner of the cake shop. His hidden acting skills attracted attention again; "Alliance", playing the loyal bodyguard "Yi Zhaofeng (Mr. Yi)", his acting skills were recognized by the audience again, and he was nominated for "Most Popular TV Actor" in "A Thousand Stars Awards Ceremony 2017"