Han Geng

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Han Geng

Han Geng in Jakarta, Indonesia
Background information
Chinese name 韓庚 (traditional)
Chinese name 韩庚 (simplified)
Pinyin Hán Gēng (Mandarin)
Ethnicity Nanai
Born (1984-02-09) February 9, 1984
Mudanjiang, Heilongjiang, China
Occupation Singer, dancer, actor, model
Genre(s) Mandopop, K-pop, dance
Label(s) SM Entertainment (2005–2010)
Yuehua Entertainment (2010–present)
Years active 2005–present
Associated acts SM Town, Super Junior, Super Junior-M
Influenced by Tony Leung Chiu-Wai, Jackie Chan, Andy Lau
Website Han Geng's Official Site
Han Geng
Simplified Chinese 韩庚
Traditional Chinese 韓庚
Hanyu Pinyin Hán Gēng

Han Geng (Chinese: 韩庚; Pinyin: Hán Gēng; Wade-Giles: Han Keng; Hangul: 한경; RR: Han Gyeong) (born February 9, 1984) is a Chinese Mandopop singer and actor.

Han studied dance and martial arts at a young age and is skilled in all of China's 56 ethnic traditional dances, as well as ballet and hip-hop. He started his career in 2001, when he was chosen by SM Entertainment (SME) to become a member of South Korean boy band Super Junior, which debuted in 2005. He later became the leader of its sub-group Super Junior-M in 2008. On December 21, 2009, Han filed a lawsuit against SME to terminate his contract, citing that the 13-year contract was unlawful, overly restrictive, and unfair. His arguments include being forced to do things outside of his contract and being refused sick leave, which led to kidney illness.[1][2] He has since returned to China to pursue a solo career. On September 27, 2011, Han Geng's departure from SM Entertainment was made official as both parties came to a mutual agreement.[3][4]

For his various contributions to the spread of Chinese culture, Han was chosen as a torch bearer for the 2008 Beijing Olympics.[5] He later also became an ambassador for the 2010 Shanghai Expo and the 2010 Asian Games.[6] In late 2012, Han started to gain international attention and won the 2012 MTV Europe Music Awards' "Best Worldwide Act" and Nickelodeon's 2013 Kids' Choice Awards' "Favorite Asian Act".[7][8]

Early life

Han Geng is of ethnic Nanai descent from Northeast China, and was born in Mudanjiang, Heilongjiang, China.[9] He attended Guang Hua Elementary School from 1990 to 1996.[10]

At age 12, Han was accepted into the dance department at the Central University for Nationalities in Beijing, and left his family and his hometown in the Northeastern part of China to pursue studies in dance. During his years at the university, he mastered all 56 types of traditional dances from China's 56 ethnic groups,[a][11] received training in ballet and martial arts,[10] and performed in many countries including the United States and Russia.[10]

In 1999, as a representative of the Nanai ethnic group, Han participated in China's anniversary parade.[12]

Career

2001-2005: Pre-debut

In December 2001, South Korea's biggest entertainment agency, SM Entertainment, went to China to hold the "H.O.T. CHINA" audition casting in Beijing 101, in hopes of finding new talents in the country. Han Geng, who was preparing for his graduation performance at the Central University for Nationalities, immediately caught the attention of the agency's talent scouts, and was invited to participate in the audition. At the time, Han was not very interested, as he had never heard of SME and had wanted to pursue a career in acting. One of his friends, however, was very interested and persuaded Han to accompany him to the audition. Although hesitant at first, Han agreed to audition with his friend. The competition rate was 3,000 to 1.[11]

After graduating in 2002, Han began to work briefly as an extra in short, low-budget Chinese films and performed at local events across the country to earn money for acting school. In late August 2002, Han was notified that he had been selected by SM Entertainment.[10] Due to financial reasons, Han decided to take SME’s offer and was sent to South Korea in March 2003 to receive private lessons in singing, dancing, acting and Korean language as a trainee. By mid-2003, Han moved into dormitories, lived with other trainees who were under the same label, and began to receive intense training in hip hop and street dance. He started out as a Class C dancer (the lowest class for dancing), as he had zero knowledge in hip hop dance at the time, but in the short period of six months, he went straight to Class A, skipping Class B. At that time, there were only 3 people in Class A, including Han.[10]

2005-2008: Korea and Super Junior

On February 6, 2005, Han Geng was officially announced to be part of one of South Korea's all-boy rotational musical groups, Super Junior, as a member of its first generation, Super Junior 05. Being the first non-Korean celebrity to formally debut in South Korea, Han was closely followed by the Korean media. Three months after the announcement, Han made his first media appearance as a runway model along with fellow group member Choi Siwon in a fashion show organized by Bum Suk.

Han was one of the few members of Super Junior who actively appeared as a regular guest on Korean variety shows, such as Love Letter and Star Golden Bell. Being active in variety shows, his popularity within Super Junior grew and Han became popular in many East Asia countries. Han also started to make guest appearances in different Chinese variety shows, being one of the first K-pop idols to appear in them.[13] In Super Junior, Han had his first TV acting experience in a cameo appearance with band-mate Eunhyuk as a friend of Heechul's in an episode of the MBC drama Rainbow Romance in early 2006.

Han's first big-scale film was Attack on the Pin-Up Boys, an SM Pictures production that starred all Super Junior members except Kyuhyun. He had a cameo appearance as a popular basketball player who later got attacked by a mysterious force. Despite positive critical ratings, the film did not do well at the box-office. However, all four DVD versions of the film were sold out and broke chart records.[14]

2008-2009: Return to China

On March 20, 2008, Han Geng was announced to be one of the torch bearers for the 2008 Beijing Olympics.[5] Han earned his spot due to his constant promotion of Chinese culture while he was in Korea.[5] His torch relay was in the Beijing route on August 7, 2008. He was runner number 240. Besides being a torch bearer, he also sang in the Beijing Olympic theme song Beijing Welcomes You (北京欢迎你). This catapulted Han Geng’s popularity in China.

Taking advantage of Han’s growing popularity in China, on April 8, 2008, Super Junior's third subgroup Super Junior-M made its debut in China, with Han Geng as the leader of the group. The subgroup released their first Chinese-language studio album, Me, on May 2, 2008. The album debuted on Taiwan's G-music Integration Strategy combo charts at #2 and #1 on many of China's and Thailand's music charts.[15] During this time, Han’s overwhelming popularity set him apart from the rest of the group, catching the media's attention and making him become high in demand by numerous TV shows, commercials and movies. However, his agency did not allow him to take part in such activities without the rest of the group, restricting his solo appearances. This later became a central reason that led to Han’s departure from SM Entertainment.

In late 2008, Han filmed the CCTV mini drama called Stage of Youth in China. In the mini drama, he played Xia Lei, a young man who has to go through numerous obstacles and challenges in order to achieve his dream of becoming the new generation's dancing star. The 12 episode drama was a Chinese New Year Special and also a tribute to the Beijing Olympics 2008. It aired on CCTV-Children (少儿频道) from January 19–31, 2009.

On December 21, 2009, Han Geng filed for contract termination from SM Entertainment and ceased activities with both Super Junior and Super Junior-M.

2010-2012: Going Solo and Start of Acting Career

After filing his lawsuit with SM Entertainment, Han Geng took some time away from the public eye and worked on his solo debut. On June 22, 2010, Han officially announced his solo career at a press conference held at The Great Wall Of China, revealing the release of his first solo album titled Geng Xin 《庚心》. On July 6, Han Geng published a complete demo version of his album's title song, "My Logo". The song was produced by American producer, Craig Williams and Dutch producer Rene Van Verseveld.[16] Han Geng and Craig Williams invited Travis Payne and Stacey Walker along with Michael Jackson's This Is It dancers – Dres Reid, Shannon Holtzapffel, Tyne Stecklein, and Daniel Celebre to join the choreography for the MV of the song.

Geng Xin hit stores throughout Asia on July 27. The name of the album literally means "Geng's heart", but it is also a play on words because it has the same pronunciation as "start anew" in Chinese. There are two versions of the album. In Mainland China, the albums came with the titles of the songs and the song lyrics written in simplified Chinese characters, while in Hong Kong and Taiwan and oversea Chinese communities, they are all written in traditional Chinese characters. Geng Xin topped various major music charts in China, Taiwan, Singapore and Thailand. It sold more than 350,000 copies within only 2 months after its release, and to celebrate such remarkable results, a special celebratory version of the album was released on October 1 with a limited number of 20,000 copies. In addition to the 10 songs in the album, the special version contains 7 MVs and a karaoke disc.[17] The album ended up selling over 1 million copies and earning Han over 20 awards. Han also held his first two solo concerts in Beijing on July 17 and 18. Tickets for the 2 concert days were sold out in a record time of 37 minutes.[18] The DVD for his Beijing concerts was released on May 20, 2010, and quickly took the number 1 position on various online retail charts.

With Geng Xin’s success, Han Geng quickly became one of the most marketable young idols in the Mandopop scene. He has picked up several major endorsements, most notably with China Mobile, X-step Sportswear's Urban Series, Pepsi and Nokia. Yishion clothing store signed an eight-year contract with him due to the overwhelming positive feedback. Due to his immense popularity, Han Geng was invited to perform in the 2011 CCTV Spring Festival, where he sang the opening and performed a short dance.

In 2011, Han’s acting career started to take off. Han was given a cameo role as Deng Xiaoping in the government-funded film The Founding of a Party (建党伟业) along with many other A-list Chinese celebrities. The film made its premier in China on June 15, 2011, putting Han’s name in discussion in China’s film industry.

Han got his first major film role as the male lead in the Sino-Hollywood collaboration action movie My Kingdom (2011) (大武生) which was released on September 9, 2011. The film is directed by Gao Xiaosong, produced by Andre Morgan and features action directing by Sammo Hung.[19] Han received generally positive feedback for his first major film role, and was acknowledged as a rising star in the Chinese film industry. In mid-2011, Han Geng was cast in the film The First President (第一大总统) as Hu Han Min, the secretary of Sun Yat-Sen. The film was released September 30, 2011.

Han Geng also became an icon in the Chinese fashion industry shortly after starting his solo career, constantly gracing the covers of top-tier fashion magazines. He became the youngest person to ever grace the cover of Harper's BAZAAR China at the age of 26, and the youngest artist for the cover of MR Hong Kong at the age of 27.[20] He is also the first ever mainland Chinese artist to appear on the cover of L'OFFICIEL HOMMES China; the issue was a double cover, both of which featured Han. In January 2012, he was invited to the 2012 Milan fashion week by Salvatore Ferragamo.[21]

Han's growing popularity earned him a second invitation to the 2012 CCTV Spring Festival, where he performed a short story explaining the origin of Chinese New Year.

On June 11, 2012, Han released a preview teaser of his 2nd album, featuring an MV teaser of his title song "狂草 (Wild Cursive)". The preview announced his return to the Mandopop scene after taking a year off to focus on his acting career. Later in the month, his album track list and subsequent songs and MVs including "小丑面具 (Clown Mask)" and "背叛灵魂 (Betrayal of the Soul)" were released. Interestingly enough, Han decided to release all of his new songs online before the official release of his second album Hope in the Darkness《寒更》on July 29, 2012. Despite this, Hope in the Darkness still topped the charts.

Han also kicked off his "Hope in the Darkness World Tour" on July 28, 2012 at Beijing MasterCard Center. Confirmed tour stops include Beijing, Shanghai, Shengyang, Shenzhen, Zhengzhou and Thailand, with rumoured stops in U.S., Canada, Australia and Japan as well. His concert in Shenyang marked his 1000th day of going solo and attracted over 30,000 people, a large rise from the less than 3000 seats venue his first concert tour was held at, showing his immense growth in popularity in two years of going solo.

2012-Present: Focus on Acting and International Recognition

On September 17, 2012, Han Geng was nominated for the MTV European Music Awards' Best Asia Act, ironically pitting him against his former group, Super Junior.[22] On October 15, 2012, it was announced that he had won the Asian category and would be moving on to compete for the Best Asia and Pacific Act, which he later won as well. Han was then invited to the award ceremony in Frankfurt, Germany to compete for Best Worldwide Act against Rihanna, Dima Bilan, Ahmed Soultan, and Restart. On November 11, 2012, Han was announced as the winner of the MTV European Music Awards' Best Worldwide Act, earning him his first major international award.[23]

On March 24, 2013, Han attended Nickelodeon's 2013 Kids' Choice Awards at the Galen Center in Los Angeles, and won his second international award: Favorite Asian Act.[8] Other contenders included South Korea's Psy, Malaysia's Shila Amzah, and the Philippines' Sarah Geronimo.

After achieving these milestones in music, Han put his focus back into acting, starring in Zhao Wei’s directorial debut So Young (致我们终将逝去的青春) as Lin Jing. The film was released on April 26, 2013 and became a major success at the Chinese box office, grossing over 700 million yuan (US$115 million).[24] The movie also cemented Han’s position in the Chinese film industry as his acting drew much positive feedback. On July 8, 2013, Han began filming for a romantic comedy Ex-Files (前任攻略) as the male lead.

On July 14, 2013, Michael Bay announced on his website the casting of Han Geng in Transformers: Age of Extinction.[25]

On January 31, 2014, Ex-Files was released. Despite film scheduling of less than 5%, the film grossed over 110 Million yuan in the Chinese box office. On May 27, 2015 Han won his third international award in the World Music Awards' World's Best Male Artist. He was also the first Chinese singer to be invited to perform for the World Music Awards. In September, Han was announced as the Male Lead for Ever Since We Love adapted from Feng Tang's book of the same name. The film was opened in China on April 17, 2015, and earned US$11.59 million in its opening weekend.

Philanthropy

Han Geng is extremely active in many charities and constantly tells his fans that instead of buying gifts for him, they should use their resources to help those in need. In response to Han's request, his fans, known as Gengfans (庚饭, lit. "GengRice") often gather together to go to poor regions in China to help kids and families in need in Han Geng's name. They call this project "Let Love Fly." Such charities have become a tradition among Gengfans during Han Geng's birthday every year.

Han Geng is noted for donating most of his 2008 income to the 2008 Sichuan earthquake.[26] After going solo, he became even more active in doing non-profit activities. In 2010, Han donated 100,000RMB to the 2010 Yunnan Drought.[27] He also became a spokesperson for "I Want To Go To School Kappa 1200 Help the School Children Project," a charity designed to help underprivileged Chinese children go to school. While most celebrities who participated sponsored one child through the program, Han chose to sponsor ten, and Gengfans sponsored another 124.[28] Han also recorded a song with Olivia Ong to promote the charity.[29] Later in the year, he participated in the "Water Cellars for Mother Project" in Hong Kong and became an ambassador for the program.[30]

In March 2011, Han showed up at a Gengfan charity event at a remote elementary school in Hebei bringing desks, chairs and various school supplies. This later became an annual event and he would visit the school every year in March.[31] Later in the month, he recorded another charity song "孩子 (Children)" with various artists in order to promote child-trafficking awareness. Also in 2011, Han became a spokesperson for the "Sunflower Project," which aims to provide electricity to students in rural areas of China so that they can complete their studies. Later in the year, Han Geng became the Mainland China initiator for the "Love Life" charity movement, which encourages everyone to start with small actions around them and do more than they say. This initiative was responded by many other artists.[32]

In 2012, he became the ambassador for the China Foundation for Poverty Alleviation’s "Backpack of Love" program.[33] He recorded “最美好的未来 (The Best Tomorrow)” with Jane Zhang for the Ai You Foundation youth program. In July amidst album promotions, he participated in Si Yuan Focus Foundation’s visits to several children’s homes and became an ambassador for the foundation.[34]

In September 2013, Han participated in MTV EXIT's anti-human trafficking campaign as a special host for Human Traffic: China, a 36-minute documentary aimed at raising awareness to help prevent human trafficking in China.[35] The documentary was produced with the support of China's Ministry of Public Security (MPS) and the United Nations Inter Agency Project on Human Trafficking (UNIAP), in partnership with the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), the Australian Agency for International Development (AusAID), Walk Free, and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN). The documentary is in Mandarin with English subtitles, and is available rights-free and at no cost to broadcasters.[36]

Other Ventures

Han Geng forayed into business ventures in 2013. During the year, he launched a customized phone brand the "Geng Phone". The phone when on pre-sale on Amazon on November 15, 2013 and was sold out in three days.

On May 16, 2014, Han Geng appeared at the New York Stock Exchange to ring the opening bell as a shareholder of Jumei International Holding Limited. Han is the first Chinese artist to ring the opening or closing bell at the NYSE as a shareholder.

On September 24, 2014, Han Geng launched his eyewear brand "Burqa Ange佼人"

Controversies

Performance restrictions

Before his debut, Han entered Korea with a vacation visa and had to return to China every three months for a new one.[10] After debuting in 2005, his company obtained an E-6 (Entertainment Industry) passport, allowing him to stay for longer periods. However, a Chinese passport strictly limited his promotional activities and appearances in various broadcasting corporations in Korea. By law, a Chinese passport holder is only allowed to perform on three television stations. Han was allowed to perform on KBS and SBS, as stated by Lee Soo Man during a Harvard Korean Wave conference in early 2007. Fellow labelmate, Zhang Liyin, also experienced the same issue. Initially, the company did not know of the procedures and was fined because of it. Before Han signed contracts with KBS and SBS, he performed on stage with a mask and a hat to hide his face on screen. Many thought Han was a backup dancer until three months later when his bandmate Kim Heechul finally revealed him to the media by publicly taking off his mask.[10]

Despite visa restrictions, Han performed with the rest of Super Junior at the 2007 M.NET/KM Music Festival and the 2007 Golden Disk Awards. Both award ceremonies aired on channels that Han was restricted to perform on.[37]

Lawsuit

On December 21, 2009, Han Geng filed for contract termination from his former company SM Entertainment. The following day, December 22, 2009, Han Geng's lawyer released the reasons for the contract termination: the contract had provisions in SM Entertainment's favor, the 13-year contract length was unlawful, it would take an unfair sum of money to end the contract, he was not allowed to request to revise his contract, he was forced to do things that were not in his contract, he was forced to do things against his will, he was fined if he disobeyed the company, missed any events or was late, and there was unfair profit distribution. Along with this, it was disclosed that because of SM Entertainment's refusal to give him a day off in over two years, he had developed gastritis and kidney disease.[38]

Han Geng's current manager, Sun Le, also submitted a statement to the Korean courts citing SM Entertainment's violation of Han Geng's rights. This statement was later leaked to the public via the internet. Though many suspected the statement to be fan created, it was later confirmed as legitimate.[39] Sun Le's statement contended that Han Geng was forced to wear a mask due to SM Entertainment's ill handling of the visa issue, SM Entertainment purposely discriminated against Han Geng and his family, SM Entertainment refused to cooperate or listen to any of Han Geng's suggestions, SM Entertainment purposely turned down individual activities for Han Geng (including Ariel Lin's "Fireflies" music video, which later starred two other Super Junior members) and SM Entertainment treated Han Geng's potential endorsers poorly.[40]

On 21 December 2010 the Seoul Central District Court ruled in favor of Han. However a representative of SM Entertainment said that they will file an immediate appeal to reverse the decision[41] On September 25, 2011, the Seoul Courts announced that they had received a request from Han Geng 's attorney to retract his claim made against SM Entertainment on the 21st.

As of September 27, 2011, Han Geng and SM Entertainment have officially come to a mutual agreement regarding Han Geng's contract, closing the case. Han Geng will not continue his exclusive contract with SME and no longer has any legally binding connection with SME, as stated by Yue Hua Entertainment, Han Geng's current management company.[42]

Discography

Albums

Album Information Track listing (Simplified Chinese/Traditional Chinese)
Geng Xin
(庚心)
  • Released: 27 July 2010
Album Information Track listing (Simplified Chinese/Traditional Chinese)
Hope in the Darkness
(寒更)
  • Released: 29 July 2012

Singles

Year Song Title Notes
2008 "北京欢迎你/(Beijing Welcomes You)" with Various Artists, for 100-day countdown of 2008 Beijing Olympics
"青春梦想/Youth Dreams" OST for drama “青春舞台/Youth Stage”
2010 "世界看中国/The World Watches China" China Element Theme Song for 2010 Shanghai Expo
"不能忘却的纪念/Unforgettable Memories" with Tan Jing for 150th anniversary of burning of the Old Summer Palace
"大手小手/Big Hand, Small Hand" with Olivia Ong for Music Radio Kappa 1200 Schooling Aid
"回家过年/Returning Home for New Years" solo version of Opening Performance for 2011 Spring Gala
"孩子/Children" with various artists for Anti-Child Trafficking Awareness Campaign
"亚运有我精彩之极/With me the Asian Games Become Exciting" with Bibi Zhou for the 2010 Asian Games
"我是火焰/I am a Flame" theme song for the volunteers of the 2010 Asian Games
"虹/Iris" theme song for the torch of the 2011 Summer Universiade
2011 "如梦令/Like a Dream" OST for movie “大武生/My Kingdom”
2012 "最美好的未来/The Best Future" ft. Jane Zhang for a non-profit schooling aid organization
"最佳听众/The Best Listener" ft. Elva Hsiao second album "《寒更》Hope in the Darkness" Hidden Track
"北京祝福你/Best Wishes from Beijing" with Various Artists for the 2012 London Olympic Games - ft. solo version
2013 "云图/Cloud Atlas" Chinese OST for “Cloud Atlas“
"X-man" Commercial Song for Xtep Sportswear
2014 "那个女孩/That Girl" OST for movie “前任攻略/Ex-Files“
"谁Control/Daybreak" OST for "Transformers: Age of Extinction"
"忍者神龟/Shell Shock" Chinese OST for "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2014 film)"
2015 "有多少爱可以重来/How Many Times Can We Love Once More" with Jane Zhang - OST for movie “万物生长/Ever Since We Love“

Filmography

Film and Television

Title Year Role Notes
Nonstop (TV drama) 2006 Himself Cameo appearance (Season 6, episode 136)
Attack on the Pin-Up Boys 2007 Hankyung, the basketball player Supporting Role, Ensemble Cast
Stage of Youth (TV drama) 2009 Xia Lei Male Lead (12 episodes)
The Founding of a Party 2011 Deng Xiaoping Cameo Appearance
My Kingdom 2011 Meng Erkui Male Lead
The First President 2011 Hu Hanmin Supporting Role
Bring Happiness Home 2013 Tourist Guest Appearance
So Young 2013 Lin Jing Male Lead
Ex-Files 2014 Meng Yun Male Lead
Transformers: Age of Extinction 2014 Guitar player Cameo
One Day 2014 Himself Short Story Documentary
The Taking of Tiger Mountain 2014 Jiang Lei Guest Appearance
Ever Since We Love 2015 Qiu Shui Male Lead
Seek McCartney 2015 Zhao Jie Male Lead
Sweet Sixteen 2016
A Chinese Odyssey Part Three 2016 Sun Wukong Male Lead

Music Video Appearances for Other Artists

Year Song Title Artist
2006 "Timeless" Zhang Liyin (Feat. Xiah Junsu of TVXQ or JYJ)
2008 "I WILL" Zhang Liyin
"The Left Shore of Happiness" Zhang Liyin

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Individual Achievements

Music Awards Won

Year Date Event Category Result
2010 04/11 Meng Niu Music Billboard Awards Most Promising Newcomer[45] Won
8/21 Meng Niu Future Star Festival Children’s Favorite Male Singer[46] Won
10/18 10th CCTV-MTV Music Awards Most Popular Male Singer (Mainland China)[47] Won
12/19 Meng Niu Newcomer Awards Best Newcomer[48] Won
12/29 Tencent Star Awards Male Singer of the Year[49] Won
2011 01/08 China Power Fashion Awards Most Talented Male Singer of the Year[50] Won
01/19 Sina Network Awards Male Singer of the Year[51] Won
01/21 Sprite Chinese Music Awards[52] Best Male Singer of the Year Won
Favorite Idol of the Year Won
Golden Melody of the Year: Heartache Notebook Won
02/07 Baidu Entertainment Hottest Awards Golden Song of the Year – My Logo[53] Won
03/19 Eastern Billboard Annual Awards[54] All-Round Entertainer of the Year Won
Golden Song of the Year: My Logo Won
04/09 Global Chinese Golden Chart Awards[55] Most Popular Newcomer Won
Singapore 100.3 Radio Most Dedicated Song – My Logo Won
Top 20 Golden Songs – Say No Won
04/11 11th Meng Niu Music Billboard Awards Most Popular Male Singer of the Year[56] Won
04/15 15th Channel [V] Music Awards Most Popular Male Singer (Mainland China)[57] Won
04/24 Music Radio China Top Chart Awards[58] Most Popular Newcomer Won
Best Mainland All-Round Artist Won
Top 15 Golden Songs of the Year – Say No Won
05/05 L'OFFICIEL HOMMES Fashion Star Award Ceremony Music Scene New Power[59] Won
06/24 China Mobile 5th Wireless Music Ceremony[60] Artist of the Year Won
Most Popular Singer Search Term Won
12/04 BTV Influential People of the Decade Ceremony Most Popular Idol Singer[61] Won
2012 04/08 12th Meng Niu Music Billboard Awards Most Popular Male Singer of the Year[62] Won
08/21 11th CCTV-MTV Music Awards Most Popular Male Singer (Mainland China)[63] Won
11/11 MTV European Music Awards Best Asian Act Won
Best Asia and Pacific Act Won
Best Worldwide Act Won
12/08 China Mobile 6th Wireless Music Ceremony Most Popular Male Artist of the Year[64] Won
12/29 20th Chinese Music Charts Awards[65] All Around Artist of the Year Won
Best Male Stage Performer Won
Golden Song of the Year - Wild Cursive Won
2013 03/24 Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards Favorite Asian Act Won
04/14 13th Top Chinese Music Awards[66][67] Best Album Production - Hope in the Darkness Won
Best Dance Music Singer Won
Best Dance Music - Clown Mask Won
Best Music Video - Clown Mask Won
Most Popular Male Artist (Mainland China) Won
04/18 17th Channel [V] Music Awards[68] Avant-Garde Influential Asian Artist Won
Best Music Video - Clown Mask Won
2014 03/27 QQ Music Awards Most Popular Male Artist (Mainland China) Won
05/27 World Music Awards World's Best Male Artist Won

Acting Awards Won

Year Date Event Category Result
2010 11/27 Avant-Garde Star Ceremony Most Anticipated Collaboration[69] Won
2011 03/01 Hua Ding PASSAT Awards Most Anticipated Mainland Chinese Actor[70] Won
11/11 New York Chinese Film Festival Most Popular Asian Artist[71] Won
2012 08/23 LUX Fashion Power Awards LUX Actor of the Year[72] Won
10/09 LeTV Television and Film Awards Most Popular Actor of the Year[73] Won

Other Awards Won

Year Date Event Category Result
pre-08 unknown Peacock Cup Ethnic Dance Competition Second Place Won
2008 03/30 Jean West Entertainment Gala Male Artist of the Year Won
11/28 2nd Hua Ding Artist Public Image Survey Newcomer Award, 1st Online Poll, 6th Overall Won
2010 01/18 3rd Hua Ding Artist Morality Survey Newcomer Award, 1st Overall Won
2011 02/17 CCTV My Favorite Spring Gala Program Music Category 2nd Place – Returning Home for New Years Won
08/21 LUX Fashion Power Awards Asian Idol of the Year Won
09/02 GQ Artists of the Year Award Most Popular Artist of the Year Won
11/02 Bazaar Successful Individual of the Year Awards Absolute Star Attraction Award Won
11/16 East Fashion 50 Most Beautiful People Ceremony Beauty of Hard Work Won
2012 08/23 LUX Fashion Power Awards Fashion Film Star Won
09/12 FHM 100th Edition Celebratory Gala Most Influential Artist Award Won
11/03 Bazaar Successful Individual of the Year Awards Absolute Star Attraction Award Won
12/10 Asia Fashion Festival Asian Fashion Film Star Won
12/20 BQ It Person Chart It Music Star of the Year Won
2013 01/08 Sohu Fashion Power Awards Most Influential Male Trendsetter Won
08/23 2nd Men's Uno Fashion Awards Top Ten Trendsetter Won
11/02 Bazaar People of the Year Awards Absolute Star Attraction Award Won

Notes

References

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  2. ↑ (Korean) Hankook Ilbo "한경 너마저…" 슈퍼주니어 쇼크 ("Is That Yoo, Hankyung..." Super Junior in Shock) 21 December 2009. Retrieved 22 December 2009
  3. ↑ "S.M. Entertainment's official position: Han Geng has "come to a mutual agreement, and will terminate proceedings"". news.naver.com. September 2011. Retrieved November 10, 2011.
  4. ↑ "Han Geng's official position: "S.M. Entertainment has amicably agreed"". 10asia.co.kr. September 2011. Retrieved November 10, 2011.
  5. 1 2 3 (Chinese) Yonhapnews.com. Super Junior member Han Geng becomes torch bearer for Beijing Olympics 20 March 2008. Retrieved 20 March 2008
  6. ↑ (Chinese) "韩庚任世博志愿者大使 以健康形象传播中国文化". NetEase Expo. Retrieved (2013-07-17).
  7. ↑ MTV EMA Han Geng MTV EMA Retrieved 17 September 2012
  8. 1 2 "Han Geng wins Nickelodeon Kids". yahoo entertainment retrieved (2013-07-17).
  9. ↑ (Korean) 댄스 그룹 슈퍼주니어의 중국인 멤버 '한경
  10. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 [From an episode in A Date with Luyu]
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