Mark Chao is a prominent Taiwanese-Canadian actor and model whose career has flourished since his television debut in the acclaimed series Black & White in 2009. His portrayal of a determined and principled cop earned him the prestigious Golden Bell Award for Best Actor, marking the beginning of a successful journey in the entertainment industry. Following this breakthrough, Chao starred in the film Monga (2010), a gangster drama that became a box office sensation in Taiwan, grossing over NT$250 million. His compelling performance garnered him the Best Newcomer award at the Asian Film Awards, solidifying his status as a rising star.

Chao’s career continued to ascend with a series of notable roles in both film and television. He showcased his versatility in Love (2012), which became the highest-grossing Taiwanese film in Mainland China, and in Caught in the Web, directed by Chen Kaige, where he received critical acclaim and won the Best Actor award at the Huabiao Awards. His role in the fantasy film Young Detective Dee: Rise of the Sea Dragon (2013) further demonstrated his ability to captivate audiences across genres.

In 2017, Chao made a triumphant return to television with the fantasy romance drama Eternal Love, which significantly boosted his popularity and led to numerous film offers. His performance was met with widespread praise, and he ranked 36th on Forbes China Celebrity 100 list that year. Chao’s dedication to his craft and ability to connect with audiences have made him a beloved figure in the industry.

Continuing to expand his repertoire, Chao starred in the romance film Till the End of the World (2018) and is set to reprise his role in Detective Dee: The Four Heavenly Kings. His upcoming projects, including the Chinese remake of the South Korean series Misaeng, promise to showcase his talent and versatility further. With a remarkable career trajectory and a growing filmography, Mark Chao remains a significant force in the entertainment world.