Bat Wah Lau
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| Christopher Woo | |
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 Bat Wah Lau at a book expo in 2001 |
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| Born | 1961 (age 50–51) |
| Alma mater | Queen's College, Hong Kong University of Hong Kong |
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| Known in English as: | Christopher Woo |
| Known in Chinese as: | 吳漢源 |
| Government Romanization: | Ng Hon Yuen |
| Jyutping: | Ng4 Hon3 Jyun4 |
| Pinyin: | Wú Hànyuán |
| Pen name: | 畢華流 |
| Government Romanization: | Bat Wah Lau |
| Jyutping: | Bat1 Waa4 Lau4 |
| Pinyin: | Bǐ Huáliú |
Christopher Woo (pen name: Bat Wah Lau) (born 1961) is a Hong Kong writer, currently a secondary school teacher teaching Chinese, a columnist, and a part-time writer.
His earliest work was reflecting his secondary school life as a student and gained his popularity among teenagers, while he was teaching. His later works include fictions reflecting his career as a teacher. Woo wrote several non-fictions in astrology and other subjects.
Woo is an enthusiastic player in board games like Dungeons & Dragons. He won the 1995 Monopoly World Champion held in Monte Carlo, subsequently writing a book about it, and helped a lot in promoting tabletop role-playing games in Hong Kong.
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