Stephen Chow's voice Shi Banyu, whose real name is Shi Renmao, was born in Taiwan Province, China on March 9, 1958. His ancestral home is Guilin, Guangxi. He is a voice actor in Taiwan Province, China and a visiting professor at Jilin Animation Institute. His representative dubbing works include Gambling Man, Extreme Academy, Young and Dangerous, etc.

He started dubbing in 1983, and voiced Stephen Chow for the first time in the movie Gambler in 1990. Stephen Chow's nonsense acting coincided with Shi Banyu's exaggerated voice, thus becoming Stephen Chow's official dubbing. Shi Banyu worked as a dubbing voice for more than 300 TV dramas, and also voiced other stars besides Stephen Chow.

Acting experience

In his early years, Shi Banyu hosted variety shows on radio stations and appeared in radio dramas, and his accomplishments in this respect were also good. One of his radio dramas was shortlisted for the "Golden Bell Award" in Taiwan Province.

/kloc-began to enter the dubbing industry in 0/985, and studied under Master Chen Mingyang, who is known as the "dubbing emperor of Taiwan Province".

1990, Stephen Chow cooperated with Andy Lau in Gambling Man. Stephen Chow's exaggerated and decadent acting coincided with Shi Banyu's nonsense voice, thus changing the road ahead of him.

Shi Banyu worked as a dubbing voice for more than 300 TV dramas, and also voiced other stars besides Stephen Chow. For example, Jordan chan in "Young and Dangerous", Dicky Cheung in The Journey to the West, Jacky Cheung in "The New Marginal Man", etc., the hero in "General Alfred" staged in mainland China is his voice, and his works are very rich, so we can be familiar with it with a little attention.

Stephen Chow's performance will have his own special ways of expression. For example, although he plays the Monkey King as a commercial comedy, Shi Banyu always insists on strict matching in the dubbing process, trying to keep pace with Stephen Chow's performance.