Wu Chun, real name Goh Kiat Chun, was born in Brunei of Chinese descent. He was discovered when he traveled to Taiwan and was asked to become a main character (despite his then-lack of Mandarin fluency) in the Taiwanese drama Tokyo Juliet, with which he shot to fame. Later, he also joined the popular Taiwanese boy band Fahrenheit. Prior to entering showbiz, he was a model and fitness instructor. He graduated from RMIT University in Melbourne, Australia, with a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration and later opened his own gym Fitness Zone back in Brunei. In 2006, he starred in Hua Yang Shao Nian Shao Nu which was one of the top rating dramas and has seen his popularity soaring Asia-wide.
Profile * Name: Wu Chun (Wu Zun) * Real name: Goh Kiat Chun * Profession: Actor, singer, and model * Birthdate: 1979-Oct-10 * Birthplace: Brunei * Height: 181cm * Weight: 73kg * Star sign: Libra * Blood type: O * Family members: Dad, older sister, older brother * Music group: Fahrenheit * Talent agency: Comic International Productions Co., Ltd. 
TV Series * Lan Qiu Huo as Wu Ji Zun (CTV, 2008) * Romantic Princess as Nan Feng Jin (CTV, 2007) * The X-Family as Huo Yan Shi Zhe (GTV, 2007) * Hua Yang Shao Nian Shao Nu as Zuo Yi Quan (CTS/GTV, 2006) * Tokyo Juliet as Ji Feng Liang (GTV, 2006) * KO One as Tian Hong Guang (GTV, 2005) TV Show Theme Songs * Fahrenheit & S.H.E – Xin Wo, Romantic Princess (2007) * Fahrenheit – Chu Shen Ru Hua, The X-Family (2007) * Fahrenheit – Bu Hui Ai, The X-Family (2007) * Fahrenheit – Chao Xi Huan Ni, Hua Yang Shao Nian Shao Nu (2006) * Fahrenheit & Hebe – Zhi Dui Ni You Gan Jue, Tokyo Juliet (2006) * Fahrenheit – Yi Ge Ren Liu Lang, KO One (2005) 
Others * Education: RMIT University, Melbourne, Australia (Major in Business Administration) * Languages: Mandarin, English, Hokkien, Malay, Cantonese * Record label: H.I.M International Music 
Chow for A Better Tomorrow.
It was intended to relaunch the career of Chow brother´s veteran actor Ti Lung as well as to introduce pop idol Leslie Cheung to Hong Kong´s cinema audiences.
Although not first choice for the role of Mark, Tsui and Woo insisted,and Chow Yun Fat took the lead in what was to become one of the biggest box office hit in Hong Kong film history. His future, as well as that of John Woo, was established. The image that Chow projected - long black coat, Ray Bans, matchstick caught in a selfdeprecating killer´s grin - was cool, charismatic and captured the audience´s imagination. This was also the birth of the classic Chow two-gun-toting outlaw stance. Despite very healthy box office receipts, the sequel did not please John Woo, and the subsequent Proquel was directed by Tsui Hark. Chow had, by this time, been exploiting his gangster persona for other directors. He received Taiwan´s Golden Horse Award for best actor in Ringo Lam´s seminal City On Fire (1987).
He became one of the East´s hardest working actors, starring in many excellent films including Hong Kong 1941 (1987); Love Unto Waste for director Stanley Kwan; Triads: the Inside Story for Taylor Wong (1988) and his own Favorite, Autumn Tale for Cheung Wun Ting. In all these films Chow´s extra ordinary dramatic range was made abundantly clear. In 1989, reunited with John Woo , Chow´s international reputation was finally secured with The Killer, an astonishing parable of violence, betrayal, vengeance and redemption which relied heavily upon the chemistry between director and leading man. Following this he took the role of idiot savant in Wong Jing´s God of Gamblers, which spawned a host of imitations. He then returned to work with Woo on Once A Thief, a dynamic action comedy, before the pair spent almost a year between 1991 and 1992 making the high-calibre shootout flick Hard Boiled, which has brought the director long overdue international recognition.
While Woo relocated to Hollywood to make Hard Target, Chow rejoined Ringo Lam to make Full Contact, a grittily violent film which showed him in leaner, meaner form. The colourdrenched shootouts and explicit yet stylized violence once again rejuvenated the stagnant gangster genre. Since then Chow has starred in Treasure Hunt (1994), an odd hybrid of 
English Name : Deric Wan Siu Lun
