Where is Lu Liangwei from?

Lu Liangwei is Vietnamese.

Ray Lui, born in Vietnam on December 22, 1955, moved to Hong Kong from Vietnam in the 1960s and is a film and television actor in Hong Kong, China.

He made his debut in the TVB artist training class in the 1970s. In 1980, he starred in "Shanghai Beach" with Chow Yun-fat and Zhao Yazhi, playing the role of Ding Li.

In 1985, he starred in the TV series "Snow Mountain Flying Fox" with Zeng Huaqian and Zhao Yazhi, playing the two roles of Hu Yidao and Hu Fei.

Character evaluation:

Lu Liangwei is still as handsome as "Ding Li" twenty years ago, with an ageless appearance and elegant figure. In "Blood", he appeared in military uniform, his heroic spirit was compelling, and his humane role was played vividly.

Lu Liangwei has been in the industry for decades and has appeared in countless classic film and television works, such as "The Lame Man", "The Fuse", "Shanghai Beach", "Flying Fox in the Snow Mountain", "The Patriarch of Bodhidharma", "The Overlord of Western Chu", " "The great cause of party building" and so on, are well known to the audience for their heroic and heroic kingly demeanor.