Real Name: Han Geng

Stage Name: Hankyung

Date of Birth: February 9, 1984

Height: 181 cm

Weight: 66 kg

Blood Type: B

Hobbies: Chinese Traditional Ballet, ballet, computer games

First Appearance: May 2005, Fashion Show F/W general idea by Bum Suk

• Han Geng hails from Mudanjiang, Heilongjiang, China.
• He is an ethnic Nanai from Northeast China.
• After years of perfecting his craft at the Beijing Dance Academy, he was discovered in 2001 at the H.O.T. CHINA Audition Casting 2001 that was held in Beijing, China, where the competition rate was 3000 to 1. He signed with SM Entertainment the year after, but it was not until early 2003 when he arrived to South Korea to receive private lessons in singing, dancing, and acting. He was soon put in lessons with the rest of the trainees in SM Entertainment afterwards.
• On February 6, 2005, SM Entertainment officially announced Han as a member of Super Junior, being the only Chinese member. Han was to be the first foreigner to debut in South Korea, thus creating media attention. Three months later after the announcement, Han made his first media appearance as a runway model, in a Fashion Show F/W general idea by Bum Suk.
• Being the first foreigner to debut in South Korea, Han holds an E-6 (Entertainment Industry) passport. The passport strictly limits an artist's promotional activities and appearances in various broadcasting corporations. He is only allowed to perform on two television stations, currently KBS and SBS, as stated by SM founder Lee Soo Man during a Harvard Korean Wave conference. He has previously signed with M.NET and KMTV. Fellow labelmate, Zhang Liyin, is also under the same issue. However, Han is recently seen performing with the rest of the members at the 2007 M.NET/KM Music Festival and the 2007 Golden Disk Awards, both award ceremonies that airs on the channels that Han is restricted to perform in.
• Despite problems with his visa, which prevents him from appearing on certain television programs, he is one of the few members of Super Junior who actively appears on variety shows, such as being an often guest in Love Letter and Star Golden Bell. Being active in variety shows, his popularity within Super Junior grew and Han became popular overseas. Aside South Korea, Han is also well-known in China, where he has made guest appearances in over three different Chinese variety shows, being one of the first K-pop idols to appear in them.
• Due to Han's rising popularity in China, on October 2, 2007, Han's agency SM Entertainment officially announced to the Korean media that Han will soon lead the future Super Junior sub-group, Super Junior-China to China, which will make their big debut in 2008. Super Junior-China will be singing previous Super Junior songs in Chinese and will also perform new Chinese singles. To further continue his success in China, Han is also chosen to be the lead male role of the new CCTV Chinese drama, Shuang Cheng Shao Nian that is slated to start filming by the end of December 2007. The story starts with an accident that causes a seventeen-year-old high school student and a Qing dynasty prince to switch bodies.

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