| 词条 | Jacky Wu |
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| name = Jacky Wu | image = 吴宗宪（维基百科）.JPG | alt = | caption = | birth_name = Wu Tsung-hsien | birth_date = {{birth date and age|1962|9|26|df=y}} | birth_place = West Central District, Tainan, Taiwan | residence = Taiwan | nationality = Taiwanese| alma_mater = National Taiwan University of Arts | occupation = {{flatlist|
}} | years_active = 1987–present | spouse = {{Marriage|Chang Wei-wei|1990}} | children = {{unbulleted list|Sandy Wu (daughter)|Vivian Wu (daughter)|Olivia Wu (daughter)|Rick Wu (son)}} | module = {{Infobox Chinese|child=yes | t = 吳宗憲 | s = 吴宗宪 | p = Wú Zōngxiàn }} | module2 = {{infobox musical artist|embed=yes | alias = Xian Ge (憲哥) | background = temporary | genre = {{flatlist|
| instrument = Vocals | label = {{hlist|Kolin|Pony Canyon|Sony BMG}} | associated_acts = S.B.D.W }} }} Jacky Wu ({{zh|t=吳宗憲|s=吴宗宪|p=Wú Zōngxiàn|w=Wu Tsung-hsien}}; born September 26, 1962 in Tainan, Taiwan) or Xian Ge (憲哥, literally "Elder Brother Xian"), is a celebrity from Taiwan. He is an accomplished variety show host, singer and actor. He hosts and co-hosts numerous variety shows, such as long running popular Taiwanese variety show Guess. CareerIn 1987, Wu started out by taking cameo roles in variety shows. He is known for his quick witted humor and open-fire talks, which have attracted both followers and critics. In 2000 Channel V gave him the award "Favorite Chinese Person of the Year". In 2001 he had six variety talk shows in Taiwan. That year Maureen Tcakik of Time Asia described him as the sole Taiwanese entertainer to become a "phenomenon" and "the most popular guy on local television" in that country.[1] Jacky Wu currently{{when|date=November 2018}} ranks one of the most popular and richest entertainers in Taiwan. Known for his quick witted humor and open fire talks, Wu has for the most part been a showboat of river joy and sensationalism. His love life has also been a center of tabloids under the public eye. Contemplating whether to retire after he has earned more than enough money, Wu plans to spend more time with his family in the near future. Jacky Wu—an influential character in Taiwan's entertainment business—discovered Jay Chou's music score at a singing competition and was impressed with its complexity. Wu hired him as a contract composer and paired him with the novice lyricist Vincent Fang. Jay Chou then rose up to become a superstar celebrity in the Chinese arena. He currently ranks as one of the richest entertainers in Taiwan. He had received honorary (non-academic) bachelor's degree from his alma mater - National Taiwan University of Arts for services in the Taiwanese entertainment industry because he never completed his studies in Performance Arts. Wu has been the host of a number of popular shows, including the long-running "Guess" which won him an honor in 2008's Golden Bell Awards.[2] Wu has mentioned in an interview with mainland website Sina.com.cn that the deadline for his retirement is June 30, 2010. He had hinted at his intention to retire many times, after which he will cease working as an entertainer. "I want to lead an easier life," Wu told Sina. "I've been in the show business for so long, I just need a change now," said Wu, whose 27-year-long career has included his stint as a host, singer and actor. The star says he will focus on his new company which makes environmentally friendly LED lamps. Wu has returned to television hosting along with several new shows including "Guess" with co-host Patty Hou since March 12, 2011.[3] He also continued hosting other variety shows such as Power Sunday until 2012. He never won an award in Golden Bell until in 2016 with his eldest daughter Sandy Wu for Super Followers, and in 2017, he won with KID (Lin Bo-sheng) for Mr. Player for Best Outdoor Reality Game Shows. Personal lifeJacky Wu secretly married Chang Wei-wei in a "simple ceremony" attended by their parents in 1990 and had three daughters, Sandy, Vivian and Olivia, and one son, Rick. He admitted to lying about his marital status and apologized publicly in a newspaper interview in August 16, 2000. Wu had no intention to conceal his marital status to protect his career in the show business, but rather to protect his children from possible harm.[4] Wu and Chang had since registered their marriage in 2001. Filmography{{Empty section|date=January 2019}}References1. ^{{cite web|author=Tcakik, Maureen|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20010603052530/http://www.time.com:80/time/asia/arts/magazine/0,9754,108852,00.html|title=Wacky Wu|publisher=Time Asia|volume=157|issue=19|date=2001-05-14|accessdate=2018-11-15}} 2. ^{{cite web | url = http://www.ttv.com.tw/event/2009/GoldenBell/TV97.asp | title = Winners for 2008 Golden Bell Award | publisher = Taiwan Television Enterprise, Ltd}} 3. ^{{cite web | url = http://asiapacificarts.usc.edu/article@apa?jacky_wu_is_back_to_host_guess_guess_guess_on_feb_26_16405.aspx | title = Jacky Wu is back to host Guess Guess Guess on Feb 26 | publisher = Asia Pacific Arts | date = 2011-02-18}} 4. ^{{Cite web|url=http://www.taipeitimes.com/News/local/archives/2000/08/17/0000048130|title=Wu apologizes for lying - Taipei Times|website=www.taipeitimes.com|access-date=2018-06-14}} Further reading
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