His original name was Shi and his stage name was. He is a little older than Stephen Chow, about 42 or 43 years old. 1985 began to enter the dubbing industry. His voice is sharp and impure, and he is not a good voice actor. Voice-over characters are either bad guys or eunuchs, and there are no representatives. 1989, Stephen Chow and Andy Lau cooperated in Gambling Man. At that time, Yongsheng Company, a production company, strongly supported Stephen Chow and specially went to Taiwan Province Province to pick the voice actor for him. Therefore, Shi Banyu's non-mainstream voice coincides with Stephen Chow's exaggerated and decadent acting skills, thus changing his future.

Classic dialogue: "There was a sincere love in front of me, and I didn't cherish it …" Composed in a recording studio in Hong Kong. Shi Banyu analyzed its composition in advance: 75% sincerity and 25% hypocrisy. In order to impress the girl immediately, it had to sob a little. He recited a paragraph, went into the recording studio, told him to turn off the lights, cried and said the whole line, and it was OK once.

What impressed him most in A Chinese Odyssey was the dialogue between the Monkey King and Guanyin. He wants to show the Monkey King and Supreme Treasure, who have spanned 500 years, at the same time, showing their completely different personalities: the Monkey King is supercilious and has strong monkey characteristics, and Supreme Treasure is an ordinary person who is puzzled by various changes.

According to Shi Banyu, when he interprets this role, he has two different voices from life. He usually speaks in a normal and ordinary voice, and only when he is happy with his friends will he use a dramatic tone to increase the joyful atmosphere.