Steven Hao

Steven Hao Shao-Wen (Chinese: 郝劭文) is a Taiwanese actor born in Taipei. He is sometimes credited as Kok Siu-Man and Fok Siu-Man in Cantonese. He became famous as a child actor in the mid-1990s, starring in films such as Ten Brothers (十兄弟) and Trouble Maker (蠟筆小小生). He took a break from acting in 2003 to focus on his studies. In 2008, he was admitted to the Department of Transportation Management at Tamkang University. He returned to acting the next year.

Steven Hao is based in Taipei. His screen credits lean toward Comedy and Action.

Steven Hao's most notable role to date came in You Are the Apple of My Eye (2011), where he played Ming-Ho Hsieh. He also appeared in So Young 2: Never Gone (2016) as Song Ming. Most recently appeared in Shaolin Popey (1994) as Pi Shao-An.

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