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Hollywood heart-throb Hugh Grant said he had fallen in love four times since arriving for his first-ever visit to China just 24 hours earlier.

The British actor, who counts Elizabeth Hurley and socialite Jemima Khan among his past girlfriends, on Thursday said he had been bowled over by Chinese women and would consider having a Chinese girlfriend.

Grant is in Haikou, on the southern Chinese island of Hainan, to play in the Mission Hills Star Trophy celebrity pro-am tournament, along with fellow A-listers Catherine Zeta-Jones, Christian Slater and Matthew McConaughey.

Zeta-Jones is taking part in the event despite her husband, Hollywood legend Michael Douglas, battling throat cancer.

The 50-year-old Grant is a self-confessed golf addict, but dismissed the suggestion his passion for the game was hampering his love life.

“That’s not quite true. I find there’s plenty of space in life for girls and golf,” he told reporters.

“I am very happy to contemplate a Chinese girlfriend. I must say I’m very charmed by Chinese women so far. I’ve only been here 24 hours, but I’ve fallen in love four times.”

Grant insisted he would not be distracted from the golf by the Miss World contest, which is taking place elsewhere in Hainan this weekend.

“I’ve got to be honest, I’m not a huge fan of the Miss World contest. There, I’ve said it. It’s not my cup of tea,” he said.

Grant has forged a hugely successful career playing bumbling, upper-crust charmers in a string of romantic comedies including “Notting Hill” and “Four Weddings and a Funeral”.

But he said he would love to take on a darker role suggested by Hong Kong star Aaron Kwok.

Kwok won a best actor award at Taiwan’s prestigious Golden Horse awards in 2006 for his performance as a gambling addict in “After This Our Exile”, and he said Grant would be perfect to reprise the role in any Western remake.

“Funnily enough, I just came from Las Vegas and I would relish that role, although I am a very bad gambler — I did lose a lot of money,” Grant said.

Away from the golf course, Grant said he was working on a new book. Last year he told a German newspaper he dreamed of fleeing Hollywood to pursue a literary career.

The field of 18 professionals at the Star Trophy — who include Europe’s victorious Ryder Cup captain Colin Montgomerie, Nick Faldo and Greg Norman — will compete for a winner’s prize of 1.28 million dollars this weekend.

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