Thai actor Mike announced that his Chinese name is Wu Yige. This was the name given to him by Julian Cheung. Mike said that he finally fulfilled his dream of having a Chinese name. Want to say? Wu Yige? How about this name? Although Mike did not interpret the meaning of the name, Zhang Zhilin's intentions can be seen from the literal meaning alone. "Yi" is an image word, with the meaning of "broad thinking and profound knowledge", while "Ge" is easier to understand and represents Mike's identity as a singer, so judging from the literal meaning, the name Wu Yige is a good name.
Mike Wu was born in Thailand. He is rich in acting talent and was selected by the Thai entertainment company GMM when he was only 11 years old. He became a member of the G-junior group under the name of the Thai entertainment company GMM. After three years of training, he began performing on major stages at the age of 14. In 2005, 15-year-old Mike Wu Yige officially debuted in the group Golf & Mike.
In 2008, 19-year-old Mike Wu began to get involved in acting. After four years of training, he finally won the Mekkala Awards for Best Actor in 2012 for his role as Din in "Destined to Heaven", marking a milestone. Mike Wu Yige has broken out a world in the field of acting. Subsequently, he starred in film and television works such as "The Origin of Virtue", "Full House", "One Kiss", "Mr. Swimmer", etc., all of which received good responses.
In 2022, Mike Wu Yige appeared on the stage of the second season of "Brother Overcoming Troubles". Because of his humble and polite personality and handsome appearance, he not only attracted the attention of the audience, but also won the praise of many brothers in the show. They all helped Mike Wu Yige from Thailand, especially brothers such as Julian Cheung, Jordan Chan, Li Chengxuan, and Hawick Lau, who took great care of Mike Wu Yige. Mike Wu Yige said that he has always had a dream of having a Chinese name. This shows that he loves China very much and is very grateful to the Chinese audience for their support. So he wanted to get closer to the Chinese audience by having a noon name. Now that Julian Cheung has helped him realize this dream, it is indeed worth touching.