Chinese media reported that Huang Xiaoming is on the list of candidates attending the doctoral interview round of the Shanghai Drama Academy. The actor registered for the major of Art Management/Art Planning, passed the first round and continued to take the second round in June to become a graduate student.
Information about Huang Xiaoming received positive reactions from the public. Most of the audience highly appreciated the learning spirit of the star born in 1977. Although he is 48 years old, Huynh Hieu Minh is still eager to learn, a source of inspiration for the younger generation.
At the same time, the topic "Huang Xiaoming's speed of playing" also caused a stir on social networks, attracting the attention of fans. On Weibo, keywords related to the Thai actor (Son Dong) are highly discussed.
Unlike his doctoral studies, Huang Xiaoming's speed was teased by the audience. The video has more than 300 million views with many humorous comments such as: "With this speed of playing, I would not have finished writing for 10 years"; "It looks like the first time I have touched a computer"; "The searching skills on the keyboard of Huang Xiaoming are like a rookie learning to play the playing machine"...
Previously, Huang Xiaoming had released videos of him filming at a rather slow speed. In recent years, the above situation has not improved.
Huang Xiaoming was born in 1977 in Qingdao, Shandong, China. He studied in the same class as Zhao Wei and Tran Khon, graduating from Beijing Film Academy. Not inferior to his peers, Huang Xiaoming has a famous career with many highly appreciated works.
After his first film in 1998, the actor participated in other projects, creating a buzz with The Great deal of the Condor Heroes 2006, New Shanghai Wharf, New York City, Summer Ball, Lang Gia Group 2 Skin Fence Is Not a pink Sea...
Huang Xiaoming studied EMBA and master's degree at Quang Hoa Management Academy - Beijing University. With the experience he has gained, he has invested in many fields, becoming a successful businessman.
