What are the male stars with protruding ears?

Protruding ears are actually a relatively common congenital malformation, which is why this phenomenon occurs. In fact, protruding ears are now a very common phenomenon. Superstitious people say that protruding ears can attract money, romance, etc. So, in the entertainment industry, which male celebrities have protruding ears? Let’s take a look at it together next!

Vic Chou

In 2001, when Vic Chou was 19 years old, he was discovered by TV producer Chai Zhiping while auditioning with his friend and entered the entertainment industry by chance. F4 shot to fame in 2001 with the TV series "Meteor Garden". They are not only good at acting but also good at singing. Their representative work "Meteor Shower" is well-known. As for being still single even though he is about to turn 30, Zai Zai said he has not given up on love, "I am a person who has always been pursuing a romantic life, but whether I will have the opportunity to meet the right person, this is the biggest problem."

Wang Liqun

Born on March 14, 1945 in Huoshan County, Lu'an City, Anhui Province, his ancestral home is Xintai City, Shandong Province. In 1982, he graduated from Henan University with a Master of Arts degree in Ancient Chinese Literature. He is currently a professor at the School of Literature of Henan University and a doctoral supervisor in Chinese classical literature. Consultant of the Chinese "Records of the Grand Historian" Research Association and vice president of the Chinese "Wenxuan" Society. Independently undertake the research of the National Social Science Fund project "Comprehensive Study of Versions and Annotations of "Wenxuan"" and the National College Ancient Literature Committee project "Compilation and Research of Historical Academic Documents". Following the success of the series "Prominent Figures of the Han Dynasty" about Xiang Yu and Empress Lü, Wang Liqun began recording a larger-scale program for "Lecture Room" in June 2006 - "Wang Liqun Reads Records of the Grand Historian". The broadcast time of this series of programs is much longer than that of the Xiang Yu and Lu Hou series. It will be broadcast every Saturday and Sunday starting from January 6, 2007 and will run throughout 2007. The program starts with Emperor Wu of Han, tells the story of a group of characters in the middle of the Western Han Dynasty, and interprets historical figures from a modern perspective.

Wang Yongqing

January 18, 1917 - October 15, 2008, born in Taipei, Taiwan, his ancestral home is Anxi, Quanzhou, Fujian. He was born in Zhitan (now Xindian City, Taipei County), a suburb of Taipei during the Japanese colonial period in Taiwan, and died in New Jersey, USA. He is a famous Taiwanese entrepreneur and founder of Formosa Plastics Group, and is known as Taiwan's "God of Business." Wang Yongqing's great-grandmother Xu Xuenniang brought her son Wang Tianlai and daughter-in-law Lin Jin to Taiwan and settled in Zhitan Village, Xindian Township, Taipei County, where they made a living by growing tea. Wang Tianlai passed on his teaching career to Wang Tianquan. Wang Tianquan passed on the teachings to Wang Changgeng (father of Wang Yongqing). When he graduated from elementary school at the age of 15, Wang Yongqing worked as a handyman in a tea garden and later became an apprentice in a millet shop. The next year, he used 200 yuan borrowed from his father as capital to open a Xiaomi store. In 1954, funds were raised to establish Formosa Plastics Corporation, which was completed and put into production in 1957. Relying on the management system of "insisting on the complete separation of the two powers", his "Formosa Plastics Group" has developed into the king of Taiwanese enterprises.

He Jiong

Since 1998, he has hosted Hunan Satellite TV's "Happy Camp" program for fifteen years. In addition, he starred in TV dramas and movies such as "The Romance of Zhengde", released 3 music albums and 4 literary works, and released the song "Gardenia Blossoms" in 2004. He has hosted highly-rated programs such as Happy Boy, Super Girl, Go Forward, and Variety Show. He won the Outstanding Host Award at the 5th and 25th China TV Golden Eagle Awards, the Person of the Year for TV Hosts in 30 Years at the 16th Shanghai TV Festival, the Best Host and Most Popular Host Awards at Hunan Satellite TV, and was shortlisted as a host for the Best Entertainment Program Host Award at the 2009 Asian Television Festival. In March 2012, some media reported that He Jiong and Wang Jing had been married for many years, and said that Wang Jing, who was the operation director of "Entertainment Circle", was three years older than He Jiong. She gave He Jiong a lot of support in life and work, and helped him take care of many trivial matters, almost equivalent to He Jiong's agent.

Nicky Wu

In 1988, he debuted as a member of the Little Tigers, Thunderbolt Tiger, and quickly became famous. In 1991, the Little Tigers temporarily disbanded, and Wu Qilong continued the glory of the Little Tigers. After going solo, the albums he released, "Chasing the Wind Boy" and "Chasing Dreams", each sold over 1 million copies in just one month, and he won multiple music awards. His 16 Mandarin and Cantonese albums have a total global sales of over 20 million copies, and songs such as "Wish You a Safe Journey" are widely sung. In 1993, Wu Qilong was awarded the "Light of Youth" by the North American Association in Los Angeles, USA; in 1994, the movies "New Cohabitation Era" and "Liang Zhu" starring Wu Qilong both achieved good box office and reputation. In the early morning of November 13, 2013, Wu Qilong first posted a message on Weibo to acknowledge his relationship with Liu Shishi, saying: "We cherish this hard-earned relationship and ask the outside world to give us free time and space." Subsequently, Liu Shishi also responded on Weibo and acknowledged the relationship.

Summer Rain

In 1994, he starred in "Sunny Days" and won the Best Actor Award at the Venice International Film Festival, the Best Actor Award at the Singapore International Film Festival, and the Best Actor Award at the Taiwan Golden Horse Awards. In 1998, he starred in the movie "Peep Show" directed by Juan. In 2000, he starred in "My Brothers and Sisters" with Gigi Leung, Jiang Wu and Chen Shi. In 2002, he starred in the movie "Police Appointment". In 2003, he starred in "Movie Memories" with Jiang Yihong and Jiang Shan. In 2005, he starred in "Waiting Alone" with Li Bingbing and Gong Beibi. In 2008, he starred in the TV series "The North Wind Blows" with Yan Ni and Ma Su. On August 30, 2009, Xia Yu and Yuan Quan commissioned their agency to release a marriage statement. This golden boy and girl in the entertainment industry finally got married after 10 years of love.

Jiang Wen

Jiang Wen graduated from the Central Academy of Drama in 1984. At the age of 24, he won the 1987 Popular Film Hundred Flowers Award for Best Actor for his performance in "Furong Town". His subsequent series of works also generated great responses, including "Red Sorghum", which won the Golden Bear Award at the 1988 Berlin International Film Festival, and "Beijing Native in New York", which won the 1993 China TV Golden Eagle Award. The anti-Japanese war film "The Devils" won the Jury Prize at the 53rd Cannes International Film Festival in 2000. The Lunar New Year film "Let the Bullets Fly" released in late 2010 broke several box office records for domestic films and won more than 20 domestic awards of various sizes. Jiang Wen and Zhou Yun officially registered their marriage at the end of 2005 and gave birth to two sons after marriage.

Mastiff

Zhuang Haoquan (October 30, 1982), stage name Ao Quan, is the captain of the popular Taiwanese boy band LOLLIPOP F. He is also a member of the dance group "Black Horn Dance Company". He served as the first class monitor in the Channel V variety show "Model Lollipop" and was also the champion of the first three elimination rounds. Selected to be the leader of the six members who debuted in Lollipop. He has been in charge of designing the band's record gifts many times. Ao-Quan has attracted much attention for his extraordinary dancing skills and unique personality.

Park Chan Yeol

A member of the boy group EXO (EXO-K) launched by the famous Korean entertainment company SM Entertainment in 2012. In 2008, he joined the company as a trainee by participating in the SMCasting System. As an open trainee of SM Entertainment, he is one of the famous trainees who had a fan club before his debut. He debuted as a member of the group in April 2012, and is responsible for the team's rap, appearance, atmosphere, and reaction. His superior height, handsome looks and lovely personality make him very popular among fans. On October 21, 2013, he played the leading role in K.Will's music video "Why So Vulgar", and his acting skills were highly praised by the public.

Lee Joon Ki

Lee Joon-gi was born on April 17, 1982 in Changwon, Busan, southern South Korea. When he was a child, Lee Jun-ki was lively, active and curious. Lee Joon-gi started learning Taekwondo when he was in school, and competed as a representative of Busan Taekwondo when he was a teenager. Lee Joon-gi made a lot of preparations for performing activities during his training class. When the atmosphere was awkward, he would take the initiative to dance to liven up the atmosphere. On June 11, 2010, Lee Joon-gi left the boot camp and reported to the National Defense Propaganda Institute. Due to his outstanding performance during the training, he ranked first in the total training score and received the Army Training Institute Director's Award, which was only given to four people out of 900.

Ma Sanli

A famous crosstalk performer. He was once the consultant of the Chinese Quyi Artists Association and the honorary chairman of the Tianjin Quyi Artists Association. He is a people's artist with both moral integrity and artistic talent, and is good at performing "guankou" and literary jokes. Ma Sanli devoted himself to exploration in his long-term artistic practice and created the unique "Ma's crosstalk". He was the "crosstalk master" with the oldest age, the highest seniority, the most experience and the most profound attainments in the crosstalk world at that time, and was deeply loved and respected by all walks of life and the general audience. He was usually taciturn and seldom showed emotion, but after being labeled a rightist, he actually cried in public several times, and each time it was because of crosstalk.

Wang Zhiwen