What are the male stars with sword eyebrows?

Have you ever noticed the eyebrows of male actors in costume dramas? Are most of them sword-shaped eyebrows? In ancient times, handsome men were characterized by sword-like eyebrows and star-like eyes. Men with sword-like eyebrows always have a powerful and domineering look, and their facial features are the kind that can be recognized at a glance even if they are thrown into a crowd. Of course, there are also male artists with sword-like eyebrows in the entertainment industry. Let’s see who they are!

Adam Cheng

Adam Cheng is a famous Hong Kong actor and singer. In 1967, he starred in his first movie "Black Star". In 1970, he joined TVB and began starring in TV dramas and releasing solo albums. In 1976, he was appreciated by Leung Suk-yee and Wang Tianlin and starred in "The Book and the Sword", which caused a sensation in Hong Kong and Southeast Asia; in 1979, he starred in "Chu Liuxiang", and later became popular in Taiwan; in 1993, he became well-known to mainland audiences for starring in "The Story of Qianlong".

The role of Ding Hai in “The Greed of Man” in 1992 created a unique phenomenon in the Hong Kong stock market and economics circles in the following 20 years, the “Ding Hai Effect”, also known as the “Autumn Officer Effect”. The songs sung by Adam Cheng have been selected for Hong Kong's Top Ten Chinese Golden Songs many times, and he has won the Golden Needle Award, the highest achievement award in the Hong Kong music scene. His representative songs include "My Lover Got Married", "Chu Liuxiang", "The Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber", "Laughing at the Wind and Clouds", and "Picking the Stars in the Sky". In 2011, Adam Cheng returned to the big screen and starred in the movie "Soldiers of the Yang Clan", playing the leader of the Yang Clan, Yang Linggong. In 2013, Adam Cheng recorded "Step Up".

Hawick Lau

Hawick Lau is a Hong Kong male artist who is active in film, television and music. He worked as a singer, a supporting actor and a leading actor in TVB. He left TVB in 2005 and officially shifted his career focus to the mainland in 2007. In 2008, he made his debut in mainland China with the role of Huo Dongqing in "Phoenix Wearing Peony". In 2011, he became even more popular for his role as Mo Shaoqian in "Thousand Mountains and Twilight Snow", and his popularity soared rapidly, making him one of the most popular young actors. In 2012, Hawick Lau produced and starred in the business war suspense drama "Late Summer Sunshine" for the first time. At the end of 2012, Hawick Lau Studio was established. In 2013, he served as the producer of the TV series "One Thought to the North" in which he starred, developing in both directions in front of and behind the scenes.

Nicholas Tse

Nicholas Tse is a famous Cantonese and Mandarin pop singer-songwriter, actor, musician, composer, producer, young entrepreneur and boss of PO Chaoting in Hong Kong, China. A leading figure in the Chinese entertainment industry. Nicholas Tse is the first singer born in the 1980s to achieve a breakthrough in the Chinese music scene and become a super idol with a huge reputation across the country and across the Taiwan Straits. His popularity triggered an idol craze in the new century, ending and replacing the Four Heavenly Kings era that had monopolized the Chinese music scene for nearly a decade, and was described as the 'Nicholas Tse era'. He is one of the most influential and iconic figures in Asia, and is known as "Asia's superstar", "China's top idol" and "the first and youngest Golden Horse Award winner born in the 1980s".

Kenny Ho

Kenny Ho was born on December 29, 1959 in Hong Kong. He entered the Asia Television Artist Training Class in 1981. He is a singer and actor from Hong Kong, China.

He signed a contract with Asia Television in 1983 and made his debut by co-starring with Rosamund Kwan in the TV series "The General". He became famous in 1993 for playing the role of the handsome and righteous Zhan Zhao in "Judge Bao". In 1997, he starred in the TV series "Bodyguard" and played the role of Guo Xu. In 1998, he starred in the action drama "Ma Yongzhen" and attracted the attention of the audience. In 2000, he starred in the historical drama "The Great Hero Zheng Chenggong". In 2008, he played Wuming in the movie "Feng Yun II". In 2009, he collaborated again with Jin Chaoqun and Fan Hongxuan, and starred in "Justice Bao: The Seven Heroes and Five Gallants", "Justice Bao: The Red Heart", and "Justice Bao: The Strange Case of Kaifeng".

Yan Kuan

Yan Kuan (January 24, 1979), a popular young actor in mainland China, was dubbed "the most handsome man in ancient costume" for his deep facial features, perfect contours and unique aristocratic temperament. Born in Shanghai, he is an actor and singer from mainland China.

He graduated from the Performance Department of Shanghai Theatre Academy in 2001 and is an actor at the China National Theatre. After his debut, he has worked with many well-known actors such as Siqin Gaowa and Ruby Lin, and has portrayed various roles in many film and television dramas such as "The Great Wall of Fire" and "The New Water Margin". In 2008, she won the 2008 China's Most Popular Actor Award for her role in the drama "The Last Princess". At the same time, he released his first solo album "Next Stop King", transformed into a singer, and won the title of "The Most Powerful Actor Crossover Singer".

Huang Haibing

Huang Haibing, born on July 23, 1973 in Shanghai, China, is a native of Yuncheng County, Heze City, Shandong Province. He is a Chinese film and television actor. Graduated from the Performance Department of the Central Academy of Drama in 1996.

In 1993, he made his debut by starring in Jin Yong's martial arts drama "The Book and the Sword" as Chen Jialuo, and in 2001 he starred in Gu Long's martial arts drama "Wulin Waishi". In 2002, he won the "Double Top Ten Actors" in the Second China Television Art Awards. In 2003, he starred in Liang Yusheng's martial arts drama "Ping Zong Xia Ying". In 2013, he participated in the film "Mao Zedong in Shanghai 1924", a tribute to the 120th anniversary of Mao Zedong's birth, and played the role of Mao Zedong. In 2014, he played Xue Rengui in the TV series "Heroes of Sui and Tang Dynasties 3". In 2016, he participated in the TV series "Qing Yun Zhi" adapted from "Zhu Xian". In the same year, he participated in the TV series "Fantasy City".

Huang Xiaoming, a famous actor and singer. He became well-known to the audience in 2002 with the TV series "The Emperor of Han Dynasty", and later became a first-tier star with "The Return of the Condor Heroes" and "The Bund". In recent years, he has focused on the big screen, starring in films such as "The Message", "The Gunslinger", "The Orphan of Zhao", "The Great Shanghai", and "The White-Haired Witch: Kingdom of the Moon", and his outstanding performances have won him attention; in 2011, he established his own performing arts company "Huang Xiaoming Studio", and has invested in excellent works such as "The Orphan", "The Legend of Yue Fei", and "Chinese Partners".

Jiao Enjun

Jiao Enjun, born on November 7, 1967 in Chiayi City, Taiwan Province, China, whose ancestral home is Qingdao, Shandong, is a Chinese film and television actor.

In 1985, 18-year-old Jiao Enjun participated in the China Film Actor Training Class. In 1994, he participated in "Seven Heroes and Five Gallants" and played the role of Zhan Zhao. In 1998, he played a villain in the Qiong Yao drama "Tears of Heaven", and in 1999 he gained attention for his role as Li Xunhuan in "The Flying Dagger of Li". In 2005, he played the good-versus-evil Erlang Shen Yang Jian in the ancient costume mythological drama "The Lotus Lantern", setting a record of 9.1 in the prime time of CCTV-8. In 2008, Jiao Enjun and his former agent Amy joined hands again and held a signing press conference in Beijing, officially joining Star International. In 2009, Jiao Enjun took part in the sister TV series of "The Lotus Lantern" "The Legend of the Lotus Lantern", in which he once again played the role of Erlang Shen Yang Jian. In the same year, he entered the music scene and released the EP of the same name "Jiao Enjun EP"; in 2011, he released his first album "Mr. Vincent"; in June 2015, he participated in Gu Long's martial arts drama "Border Town Prodigal Son", playing the role of Xiao Bieli.

Chen Xiao

Chen Xiao, a new generation actor from mainland China, was born on July 5, 1987 in Hefei, Anhui. He graduated from the undergraduate class of the Performance Department of the Central Academy of Drama in 2009 and is currently a contracted actor of Yu Zheng Studio. In 2009, he played the role of Lu Li, the national teacher, in the movie Detective Dee and the Mystery of the Phantom Flame.

In 2010, he became well-known to the audience for his successful interpretation of the domineering and strong Guo Xiaotian in "Happy Mother-in-law and Pretty Daughter-in-law". His popularity soared after he played the role of Lin Pingzhi, a man who was both civil and martial, gentle and tough, in the 2013 version of "Swordsman", and received widespread acclaim.