Is it true that William Chan's buzz cut doesn't smile like a wolf, but like a husky?

William Chan plays the role of Buddha Zhang in "Old Nine Doors", because this role impressed many fans, and he showed his acting skills and handsome face value in front of the camera, not to mention the formal dress in the TV series, which was simply handsome. Because of Shuai Shuai, he gathered a large number of fans in front of the TV, and his acting skills were speechless. The role interpretation is also colorful.

Besides, after being accidentally named by Bo Huang at the award ceremony, he was very modest, and then at the end of the impromptu dance, he was particularly sympathetic to the audience. It can be said that his emotional intelligence is very high in the entertainment circle. William Chan, who is handsome and has high emotional intelligence, has a special contrast.

In the life he yearned for, he was full of curiosity about everything in the stockade, and then bought a lot of fruits that read "Hello, go to the world" and "coquetry and bargain". In "The Life I yearn for", his performance can be said to be MengMeng's, which is in sharp contrast with his performance in "Old Nine Gates". I don't know if this is his nature or his high emotional intelligence.

The most famous contrast is William Chan, the difference between smiling and not smiling, because he is handsome when he is not smiling, but William Chan feels silly when he smiles.

In the program, he clapped his hands and laughed until his gums were exposed. This is not the first time that he has neglected his personal image. Simple personality, and then debut for many years. He can still be silly on the show, regardless of the image. It also shows that his emotional intelligence is particularly high, he knows where he is and what he looks like. Although silly music ignores the image, it adds his peaceful image.