Louis Koo, born on October 21, 1970 in Hong Kong, China, is a Chinese film and television actor and singer, and the president of the Hong Kong Performing Artists Association.

Louis Koo grew up in a family of four. When he was a child, his mother used high-pressure control on Louis Koo. Koo Tianle studied at Carmel Middle School. At the age of 15, he entered the society and worked as a porter and a waiter at McDonald's. At the age of 16, he went to a clothing store to work as a salesperson and security guard. From 1991 to 1993, he participated in the filming of singers' MVs, such as Zhang Xinzhe's "Love Like Tide", Andy Lau's "Lover", Li Ming's "Summer Love", etc.

In 1993, Louis Koo participated in the fifth TVB artist training class as an auditor. In 1995, he became famous for his first leading role in the martial arts drama "The Legend of the Condor Heroes", playing Yang Guo, who is both good and evil.

Since 2000, he has published countless works and is also keen on charity activities, which has been well received.

Public welfare activities that Louis Koo participated in:

In 2009, the United Nations Children’s Fund represented by Louis Koo donated emergency aid worth approximately US$20 million to disaster-stricken areas; in the same year, Louis Louis established a charity foundation By 2011, they had donated money to build 49 schools, more than 20 medical clinics and 50 water cellars in Xishui, Zunyi and other places in Guizhou. Inspectors will be sent to various towns in the mainland every month to see if there is a shortage of schools, medical clinics or water cellars.

In April 2010, Louis Koo, together with Yang Caini, Miriam Yeung and Chen Zhijing, went to the earthquake-stricken areas as UNICEF ambassadors for a five-day visit; on April 21, Louis Koo served as a charity ambassador to attend the The United Nations Qinghai fundraising event was held at Times Square in Causeway Bay, Hong Kong; in May, Louis Koo donated and built 50 "love water cellars" in Huining County, Gansu Province through the "Louis Koo Charitable Foundation".

As of the end of 2015, Louis Koo has donated to more than 80 schools in Guizhou and other places in the name of "Louis Koo Charitable Fund".

Reference for the above content? Baidu Encyclopedia - Louis Koo