Wen Jun Hui, known simply as Jun, is a Chinese singer, dancer, actor, martial artist, and member of SEVENTEEN (세븐틴). He graduated from Buji High School.

He began his career at the age of 2 as a commercial model. He made his acting debut in 2002 (at the age of 5) with a role in the drama "Special Police Dragon" and later appeared in movies as well, winning the Best New Actor Silver Award during the Hong Kong Film Directors' Guild for his role in "The Pye-Dog" in 2007.

He became a trainee under Pledis Entertainment (플레디스 엔터테인먼트) in 2013. He appeared frequently in "Seventeen TV", a reality series documenting the process of being a trainee and getting ready to debut as an idol.

He made his debut in May 2015 as the group's lead dancer and sub-vocalist with their first mini-album, "17 Carat". The group is managed by Pledis but is self-produced as all members are involved in songwriting, production, composing and choreographing. They have gained a large fanbase both domestically and internationally due to their signature music and elaborate performances and choreographies.

He is part of the sub-unit PERFORMANCE TEAM alongside Hoshi, The8 and Dino, and they debuted in May 2015, releasing record tracks as unit songs for group albums and mixtapes.

He made his debut as a solo artist in December 2018 with the single album (in Mandarin), "Can You Sit By My Side" and he actively participates in Chinese variety shows. In 2023, he won the Rising Star of the Year Award at the 28th Busan International Film Festival for his role in "Exclusive Fairytales" (his first acting role in 8 years).

In August 2024, he announced he would return to China to continue his acting career while taking a break from the group.

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