The word "Soy Sauce" was originally used to refer to a character's sudden flash of brilliance, and later became the nickname for a character played by Ho Man Fai in Stephen Chow's movie.

He was discovered by Stephen Chow when he came to Guangzhou for casting because of his unique looks and temperament, and was given the role of Sauce Pop in Shaolin Soccer, which made him a star. 2013 saw him star in Stephen Chow's "Journey to the West" as his senior brother, and 2014 saw him take part in the filming of his first hilarious costume web comedy "Baojiaogongtang," which was directed by Guan Xiaogie.

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Early Years

Born in the city of Guangzhou, Ho Man Fai was obsessed with fortune-telling, Buddhism and other things from a young age, but his parents always supported His parents always supported his ideas. He graduated from the Guangzhou Finance and Economics College with a degree in computer science and played the electric piano and had his own band before pursuing a career in acting, and was discovered by Stephen Chow in 2000 when he signed up for a casting call for "Shaolin Soccer" in Guangzhou.

Ho Man Fai, known as "Stephen Chow's Royal Supporting Actor", has a unique look and temperament. He has appeared in many impressive roles, such as the sauce explosion in Shaolin Soccer, the groin man in Kung Fu, the servant in Kung Fu Scholar, and the role of the senior brother in Journey to the West to Subdue the Devil, and so on. All of his great performances served as a foil for the green leaf.