Leslie Cheung, born in Hongkong on September 1956, is a singer, actor and musician. One of the representatives of the multi-life development of film and television songs.
Debuted at 1977. 1983 is famous as the wind keeps blowing. Singing by Monica, 1984, it is the first dance music in Hong Kong to win the top ten Chinese golden songs and the top ten jade pure gold songs. 1986 and 1987 won the gold medal of pure jade gold. 1987 became the first Cantonese singer to break into the Korean music market with the album Love, and kept the sales record of Chinese records in Korea. 1988, 1989 won the Top Ten Most Popular Male Singers Award of Jade Pure Gold. 1995 album "Pet" set a sales record in Korea. 1999 won the Golden Needle Award, the highest honor award in Hong Kong music. In 2000, he won the Best Artist Award in Asia in CCTV-MTV Music Festival [8]. 20 10 was selected by CNN as "the 20 most famous singers or bands in the world in the past 50 years". He is good at writing and composing music, and has also served as MTV director, record producer and concert artistic director.
1978 began to participate in TV series. In the mid-1980s, he shifted his career focus to the film industry, and then successfully created different roles such as Ning, Ouyang Feng and He Baorong. 199 1 was elected as the best actor at the Hong Kong Film Awards for "The True Story of Teddy Boy". Farewell My Concubine, starring 1993, is the first film in China film history to win the Palme d 'Or at Cannes International Film Festival, breaking the box office record of Chinese mainland literary films in the United States. With this film, he has also been widely concerned by the international film industry, and won the Best Actor Award of Japan Film Critics Award and the Special Contribution Award of China Film Performing Arts Society. 1993 Judge of Tokyo International Film Festival; 1998 became the first Asian actor to serve as a judge of Berlin International Film Festival; In 2005, he was selected as one of the top 100 outstanding actors in China films; 20 10 was named one of the 25 greatest Asian actors in history by CNN.
Besides performing arts, he is also keen on charity. In 2000, he directed the public welfare film "Gone".