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Fang Weijie (born on December 13, 1989), stage name Fang Weijie, is an outstanding Chinese actor currently living in Singapore. With his superb acting skills, he won the Best Actor Award at the Caldecott Hill Award.
In 2013, he perfectly portrayed the role of a student who had to struggle to make a living after losing his grandmother in the TV series “Don’t Stop Believe”. His outstanding performance won him the Best Newcomer Award at the annual Red Star Awards.
Fang also starred in the 2011 TV series “Edge”, a role that set him on the path to greater success. Later, the same cast from the TV series came together for the film “Imperfect”, further solidifying his place in the entertainment industry.
Singaporean Chinese actors
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| full name: | Fang Weijie |
| stage name: | Fang Wen’an |
| date of birth: | December 13, 1989 (34 years old) |
| place of birth: | China Shanghai |
| educate: | Republic Polytechnic, local Meaul Secondary School |
| Country of Citizenship: | Chinese food, Singaporean food |
| high: | 1.81 m |
| parents: | Fang Peipei |
| brothers and sisters: | Fang Yixin |
| spouse: | unmarried |
| Girlfriend • Partner: | Carrie Wong (reading), Rebecca Lim (reading) |
| children: | not applicable |
| Profession: | Actor • Television personality |
| net worth: | $3 million |
Early life and education
Fang Weijie, a famous Chinese actor, was born in Shanghai, China on December 13, 1989. In 1993, his parents divorced due to long-distance relationship problems, and Fang Weijie’s mother Fang Peipei raised him and his sister Fang Yixin alone. Although Fang Weijie is of pure Chinese descent, he has Singaporean nationality.
After the divorce, Ian Fong and his sister continued to stay with their mother, who worked tirelessly to support them. In 2002, he moved to Singapore and began his education at Stamford Primary School before transferring to Bendemeer Secondary School. He later graduated from Republic Polytechnic with a diploma in Electronics and Computer Engineering.
Ian Fong’s acting prowess was first recognized in 2013 when he played a student struggling to make ends meet after losing his grandmother in the TV series Don’t Stop Believing. He won the prestigious Best Newcomer award at the annual Star Awards for his performance. He also starred in the 2011 TV series Edge, which later spawned the film Imperfect starring the same actor. He was also honored as one of the eight Dukes of Caldecott Hill.
personal life
In 2019, explicit text messages between actress Carrie Wong and actor Ian Fong were leaked, sparking rumors that the two were in a relationship. The leaked text messages also contained derogatory comments about fellow actor Sammy Wong.
Prior to their much-publicized breakup, Carrie Wong and Ian Fang were in a relationship where they accused each other of infidelity.
He has also been the subject of relationship rumors, including reports that he was dating actress Bea Lam. Bea Lam is now engaged to her long-time boyfriend, and neither she nor he has publicly responded to the rumors.
Ian Fang is unmarried and has no children.
Profession
Ian Fang’s acting career began in 2011 when he made his debut in the thriller police drama CLIF, in which he played a wealthy and powerful young man who planned a series of bombings that eventually put himself in danger.
A year later, he made his big screen debut in the film Imperfect, in which he showed his versatility in his roles. In the same year, he starred in the film Show Hand, co-starring with veteran actor Christopher Lee, and in the drama Don’t Stop Believin’.
Ian Fong’s outstanding performance in CLIF won him the Best Newcomer Award at the Star Awards 2013. He also hosted the travel show My Working Holiday, in which he worked in various countries in exchange for food and shelter, and was nominated for the Best Information Education Host at the Star Awards 2013.
Ian Fong’s career took off when he was nominated for Best Supporting Actor for the critically acclaimed TV series Tiger Mom and Cat Dad at the 2016 Star Awards, where he eventually won the Best Drama Series Award. He was also the lead actor in Channel U’s Served HOT in 2014, and in the same year, he starred in Zheng Binhui’s sports-themed film Meet the Giants. He made his debut in the rap scene with his first single “1st Attempt”, featuring Sylvester Sim.
The following year, Fang Yi was nominated for the Best Supporting Actor Award at the 2017 Star Awards for his outstanding performance as Lin Zijie in the TV series “Dream Job”. His second single “Still Me” was also sung by Wu Zhaoliang and released in the same year.
In 2018, Fang Yi was nominated for the Best Supporting Actor at the Star Awards for his role in Goodbye, Handsome Guy. His popularity also soared, and he was named one of the top ten most popular male artists for two consecutive years in 2015 and 2017.
net worth
Ian Fong’s net worth is estimated at $3 million. He made his fortune through the successful career of two productions. He has also starred in many other successful dramas and films, solidifying his position as one of Asia’s top actors.
Ian Fong’s success in acting and music has made him one of Asia’s most popular celebrities. In addition to his acting career, he is also a successful musician. He debuted as a singer in 2016 and has released several singles.
social media
- Instagram account: @Ian_ianization
- Twitter account: @Ian_ianization
Filmography
- imperfect
- The Edge
- Rescue 995 995
- Show your cards
- dream Maker
- do not stop Believing
- Sudden
- Hot Food
- The world is at your feet
- Tiger Mom
- Life – Fearless
- Ideal job
- Soul Reaper
- have eaten
- hero
