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The name Tai Bo is incorrect. Correct name Tai Po, like the town to the north of Kowloon. (User: 138.251.252.128)
I think it is just pronunciation thing. As with many East Asian names, they can be given slightly different spellings when written in English, and either Tai Bo or Tai Po is probably acceptable. However, in my experience he is generally referred to as Tai Bo, and if an article for him was created on Wikipedia, I'd use Tai Bo, with Tai Po as a redirect.
Although IMDb supports your argument, they are not always the best source for accurate information, and HKMDb ([1]) lists him as Bo.
See also [2] and [3]. Gram 09:47, 16 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]
