Jeremy Tsui
actor
Xu Zhengxi (Chinese: 徐正溪, born 5 May 1985), also known as Jeremy Tsui, Izz Xu, Jones Xu or Jeremy Jones Xu is a Chinese actor.
Career
He first gained attention with his portrayal of male lead Ji Rufeng in 2011 modern romance drama Waking Love Up, and was able to revitalise his career with the antagonist roles Yuwen Hu in the historical drama The Legend of Dugu and Li Wangping in Republican drama Siege in Fog.
Filmography
Film
Television series
Awards and nominations
Personal life
In September 2013, Hong Kong magazine caught him with actress Niki Chow, revealing their love affair. August 31, 2015 it was reported that they broke up.
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