Jordan Chan Siu-Chun was born on July 8, 1967. He joined TVB's Dancer Training Classes in 1985 and gradually moved his way up the ranks from there. He did back-up dancing for popular singers like Roman Tam, Anita Mui and Sandy Lam Yik-Lin until 1992, when he formed a musical group with fellow dancers Jason Chu Wing-Tong and Michael Tse Tin-Wah, called Wind, Fire, and Ocean. He made his film debut in Twenty Something (1994). The film would bring him a Hong Kong Film Award for Best Supporting Actor and a nomination for Best New Artist. That year he was also nominated?in the same categories?for He's a Woman, She's a Man.

The nominations would continue to roll in for Jordan Chan. He was nominated for HK Film Awards in 1995 for Heaven Can't Wait, and in 1996 for Big Bullet. Since then,Jordan Chan appeared in two Milky Way films, Help!!! (2000) and Comeuppance (2000), as well as a number of popular horror flicks. However, the role that truly Chan is truly identified with is Chicken, from the Young and Dangerous series. The series spanned the years 1996 to 2000, and during that time, Jordan Chan rapidly transformed from an acclaimed supporting actor into an unconventional leading man.
Jordan Chan has gone through a number of name changes over the years. His ID card bears the name "Andy" and he was known variously as "Donald" and "Calvin" during his dancing days. He finally settled on the name Jordan because he was a fan of Michael Jordan. (Yinique 2003)

My man Jordan Chan Siu Chun.
³¯¤p¬K Jordan Chan is my favourite actor. He has starred in many Chinese movies, and was excellent (in my opinion) in every single one of them. The main focus of this page will be on his ¥j´b¥J Young and Dangerous movie series. Click on the individual pgs below for sth about Jordan or about the movies.

Jordan Chan plays one of the guys in the Hung Hing Triad called 'Mountain Chicken'. Jordan is the sidekick of his 'big brother' Chan Ho Nam, played by Ekin Cheng, who is one of the up-and-coming triad personas in HK. U definitely have to watch Part I to know what I'm talking about. Part I and Part III r crucial, the other parts u can skip over, but watch Part VI if u really like Jordan.

Listen to the second romantic rhythm filled release of the best-selling Dandelion series!
Get swept away by all the great sounds of hit artists like Sammi Cheng, Leon Lai, A-Mei, Gigi Leung, Jacky Cheung & Faye Wong among many others! A selection of 32 smooth mellow songs including "Love's Cost", "Chess Figure", "Cutting Love", "Kiss & Say Goodbye" & "Worth It" plus more awaits you on "Dandelion Love 2"!

Browse the Official Site of: "Dandelion Love 2". Jordan Chan represents the absolute Mr. all-round on the musical stage always ready to serve Hip-Hop, Rap as well as his bitter sweet love songs in one go!
For Jordan Chan's new album titled "Heartless You" he especially contacted Taiwanese R&B star David Tao and well known Singaporean musician Chen Huan Ren to help him with the production work. No doubt this will elevate the perfection of his latest release even more. It was not easy for Jordan to get his fingers on David Tao who later helped Jordan Chan write the lyrics as well compose the music for the title song "Heartless You" & "0932". The star's main track "Tears & Laughter of Marital Destiny" offers ancient opera rhythms and makes fun of broken hearted lovers. Last but not least, Jordan also asked no one else than Andy Lau to record a telephone message for his new song "Can't Stay"!

Jordan Chan Siu Chun (Traditional Chinese: 陳小春, Simplified Chinese: ?小春) is one of Hong Kong's popular singer and actor. He was born in Hong Kong on July 8, 1967. Chan's screen debut is in 1994.

Chan got his start by enrolling in the TVB Dancers' Training Class in 1985. Soon after graduation, he joined a few of the studio's troupes that would accompany popular singers during their live performances. He worked with artists such as Alan Tam, Leslie Cheung, and Anita Mui before being invited by a producer to make a record of his own.

In 1994, he made his film debut with Twenty Something. Chan has since received several Hong Kong Film Award nominations; two for his role in He's a Woman, She's a Man (1994), and one each for Heaven Can't Wait (1995) and Big Bullet (1996). With 1996's Young and Dangerous, Chan established himself as a mainstay of the triad genre. The film was a huge success, and still sprouts sequels and spinoffs to this day, including Those Were the Days (2000), which focused on Chan's character. Chan starred as Kyouichi Sudo in Initial D.

He also is a popular singer in Asia among the Chinese community.