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Aaron Kwok (Aaron Kwok, October 26, 1965 -), a famous Hong Kong singer and actor. Nicknamed "Chengcheng", also known as "Chengcheng" and "Awang" (the transliteration of his English name), he was a dancer at TVB before becoming famous. In 1990, he won the "Kwangyang Motorcycle" of Taiwan's Guangyang Industrial (the English brand at that time was "HONDA") series of advertisements became well known to everyone. Later, he was discovered by manager Liu Weici and released his first album "Endless Love for You" which became popular all over Taiwan, and then returned to Hong Kong to develop. He released an album in Hong Kong and was named one of the "Four Kings of Hong Kong" by Ms. Fong Yihua along with Jacky Cheung, Andy Lau and Lai Ming. Because he is good at dancing on stage, he is also known as the "Asian Dance King".

Personal profile Mainland agency: New Force (China) Star Agency Agent Wang Jin Chinese name: Aaron Kwok Blood type: Type A Height: 171cm Weight: 64kg Language: Cantonese, English, Mandarin Mantra: Thank you Family status: Parents, 2 brothers, 2 sisters Girlfriend: Xiong Dailin Hobbies: Singing, dancing, watch trading, eating spicy hot pot, racing Specialties: drama, dancing, singing, kung fu, swimming, drumming, racing Reputation: King of the Stage Motto of the Asian Dance King : Don’t seek to compare with others, just seek to surpass yourself. Favorite food: Spicy food

Aaron Kwok’s photos (10 photos) Favorite color: black, white, blue Favorite accessory: Watch Favorite animal: Paparazzi Favorite sport: Dancing Favorite clothes: Natural, comfortable Favorite actor: Robert De Niro Favorite singer: Madonna Favorite artist: Michael Jackson (Aaron Kwok: "MJ is me The only idol") Favorite movie: Rain Man Favorite season: Summer Favorite city: Vancouver Favorite tourist destination: Japan Most annoying place: Public toilets Most annoying thing: False reporting by the media Favorite Thing: Lying on the beach and basking in the sun. The most embarrassing thing: Mistaking someone. The most unforgettable thing: The death of my brother. The most disappointing thing: The greatest hope: Buying a beautiful house. The perfect lover in my eyes: Gentle, kind-hearted and angry. Method: Keep a straight face and say nothing. Habits before going to bed: Singing. First thing when getting up: Staying in bed. Preferred entertainment: Watching movies. Family situation: Dad, mom, two eldest brothers, two eldest sisters and Aaron Kwok himself. My father died of illness in 1994, and my second brother died in a bank robbery.

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Christmas Paradise Promotional Activities (8 photos) Aaron Kwok has accumulated a lot of experience, from the first place in the art training class to the TVB "Ten Little Tigers", he has gone through several years of unknown struggle. In 1990, he became well-known for his Taiwanese KYMCO commercial. Later, he was discovered by the well-known Taiwanese manager Liu Weici. His first solo album "Endless Love for You" was well received by Taiwanese fans, and he soon launched a solo album. The two Mandarin albums "Should I Walk Away Quietly" and "Who Can Tell Me" were all the rage throughout Asia. It can be said that wherever there were Chinese people at that time, Aaron Kwok's singing voice was present. After 1992, he returned to Hong Kong for development. Since the release of the Cantonese album "Please Take My Feelings Home" in Hong Kong, it has become a hot-selling product and has achieved quadruple platinum sales. It has gradually gained popularity with its charming dancing, handsome image, strong body and fresh singing voice. Rising sharply and turning red quickly. Along with Jacky Cheung, Andy Lau, and Lai Ming, they were named the "Four Heavenly Kings" by the Hong Kong media. Later, he gained the reputation of "Asian Dance King". In 1995, with the help of Hong Kong musicians Lui Songtak, Tan Guozheng and manager Xiao Mei, he discovered his skillful dancing skills and unique voice, and successfully transformed into a powerful singer. He won the Most Popular Male Singer and Many Awards three times. The following year's top ten golden songs and other awards. Representative songs include: "Fourth Night Mood", "Wild City", "Temptation of the Iron Curtain", "Legend of Innocence", "Call of Love", "Carrier Pigeon", "Move", "Sing This Song"... Aaron Kwok is beautiful and kind-hearted. Dynamic and passionate, it is indispensable in the world of singers. At the peak of his singing career, he signed an advertising contract with Pepsi-Cola in 1998 and became the spokesperson for Pepsi-Cola soda in Greater China. With the theme of "Ask More - Infinite Desire", a blue hurricane blew up in China. In the hearts of young people, Aaron Kwok's image is The coolest thing, drinking blue Pepsi is the coolest thing. In 2005, Guo ended his eight-year endorsement relationship with PepsiCo, but still maintained a good cooperative relationship with PepsiCo.

In 2002, he took over the shooting of a Metersbonwe clothing advertisement. Advertising slogans such as "Metersbonwe does not take the usual path" and "Everyone in Metersbonwe has his or her own stage" are well known to the public. In 2004, he took over the filming of the Wolf *** Dance clothing advertisement, "WHY NOT who said it's not possible", "Have fun doing it" and the Wolf *** Dance music down jacket combined with Aaron Kwok's personal charm and dance skills are very popular among consumers. Due to the frequent changes in senior leadership of Warner Records in recent years and constant internal conflicts, on August 9, 2006, Aaron Kwok officially signed a contract with Big Country Culture at a high price, and also left Warner Records, where he had worked for 13 years, and began to focus his career on musicals and In terms of movies, he wanted to fulfill his long-cherished wish to perform a large-scale musical and perform more good movies. While achieving brilliant results in singing, Aaron Kwok has also filmed a series of film and television works since the late 1980s. Since he focused his work on his singing career in the 1990s, he did not care about the gains and losses in performance. But every work he stars in is full of sincerity and touching. Whether it is a hero or a villain, the characters he plays may not be serious, but they are all works with heart and are very touching

Force. Among them, the TV works with more outstanding performances include: "Running on Fire", "Integrity Action Team", "Wind Knife" and "Dynamic Heroes". The film works include: "Stand With Me", "Barefoot Boy", "91 The Legend of the Condor Heroes", "A Thousand Faces" "The King", "Romantic Storm", "The Storm", "Thunder Men", "Little Kiss", "Judo Dragon and Tiger List", "Sanchakou", "Father and Son", "C+ Detective", "Silver Empire", "The Storm 2" and "The Murderer". Among them, the role of Silver Fox in "The Legend of the Condor Heroes", with his silver hair, lightning eyes, and evil coolness, was deeply appreciated by the audience. He was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor; the boxer in "Romantic Storm" in 1996 Wang Xueqin's perseverance and perseverance were also highly appreciated by the audience. After the Hong Kong Film Awards that year, the media believed that Aaron Kwok in "Romantic Storm" was the neglected legacy of that year, but Aaron Kwok was 31 years old at the time , was still quite young, and was focused on developing his singing career, so he didn't pay much attention to it (but if he had received recognition for his performance back then, Aaron Kwok's acting career might have reached its peak more smoothly). As Bu Jingyun in "The Storm" in 1998, Aaron Kwok performed the characters in the comics to perfection. His cold tenderness and silence were deeply loved by the audience, and he was rated as the Bu Jingyun who best matched the image of the original work; this is what happened in 2005 The decadent and infatuated man Brother Sun in "Sanchakou" made Aaron Kwok win the Golden Horse Best Actor, and also shut up the people who had doubted his acting skills for many years; in 2006, "Father and Son" once again made Aaron Kwok the Golden Horse Best Actor. Once again, his acting skills were affirmed. Aaron Kwok also said that the acting field will be the focus of his career in the next ten years. "Silver Empire" and "The Storm 2" will be released at the end of 2009. Although Aaron Kwok was the last artist to catch the last bus of the "Four Heavenly Kings", without him there would be no Four Heavenly Kings. In the 1990s, countless "Fifth Heavenly Kings" and so-called "Four Heavenly Kings" appeared in the entertainment industry. "Little Heavenly Kings", but the status of the "Four Heavenly Kings" members Liming, Andy Lau, Aaron Kwok and Jacky Cheung who were in full swing at that time has never been replaced or surpassed by later generations. Relying on their respective strength and charm, they have become the most glorious and powerful witness to Hong Kong's entertainment industry!

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Aaron Kwok is the undisputed "Asian Dance King", and his music career has always been associated with dance. In 1990, Aaron Kwok released his first Mandarin album "Endless Love for You". In the album, his valiant dancing, affectionate eyes, wet hair, and handsome appearance, paired with a casual denim, are perfect and unrestrained Demonstrating the excellence of his own music style and dance. He quickly became famous and was copied and imitated by countless fans, and he also wrote his first work as the "Asian Dance King". In 1992, the Four Heavenly Kings were established, and there was a scene of singing and dancing. Although Aaron Kwok's singing skills are inferior to those of Jacky Cheung, Andy Lau, and Lai Lai, he can always give his fans a new side with his explosive dances and conquer the audience with his dance performances. He has repeatedly won the "Outstanding Stage Performance Award" for his best dance performances. It also avoided rumors that the Four Heavenly Kings had poor dance performances. The fans shouted in unison under the stage, Aaron Kwok, I love you! Aaron Kwok's "Where to Dance" and "Where to Dance" stages are wonderful because of you! In the mid-1990s, Aaron Kwok's dance art reached its peak. He danced modern dance, folk dance, ballroom dance, cha cha dance, tap dance, jazz dance, Latin dance, hip-hop dance, mechanical dance, etc., all of which were outstanding.

Because he liked Jackson, he performed mechanical dance for the first time in 1994's "Iron Curtain Temptation". At concerts from 1994 to 1996, he also performed a 45-degree body tilt and a moonwalk, which received warm applause. "Asian Dance King" Aaron Kwok lives up to his reputation. His dancing skills have been integrated into his body. Not only is his posture good, but his movements are both strong and soft, and his eyes and expressions are spot on. "Infinite Desire" performed a sexy modern dance with Janet Jackson. "The slogan that created the unlimited development of the Pepsi-Cola enterprise." In the movie "Romantic Sakura", Aaron Kwok created his own "fight dance". He uses "dance" to "fight" and fight with his opponents. Although it is acting, if it is not necessarily dance, it is difficult to complete the bold and new attempt. This is enough to witness Aaron Kwok's The dance is extraordinary. In 2005, Aaron Kwok was named the "Dance King of the Century" by fans in Vancouver. In 2002, Aaron Kwok was hailed as the "Asian Dance King" by Japan. He has won the Hong Kong Best Stage Performance Award, the Best Stage Performance Male Singer, and the China Best Stage Performance Award many times. The 2004 Aaron Kwok Stage Collection Dance Festival, the 2005 Aaron Kwok Stage Collection Dance Over the Forest, the 2007 Aaron Kwok Dance Show Concert, and the 2008 Aaron Kwok AsiaExpo Dance Show Concert all featured "dance". "The 450° revolving stage of Aaron Kwok's So You Think You Can Dance Concert" has been recorded in the Guinness Book of World Records, becoming the largest revolving stage in a global concert.

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Film works

1989 "Over the Wall"

Aaron Kwok's film highlights (10 photos) 1990 "The Story of Western District", 1991 "The Couple of the Condor Heroes", "Night Banquet of the Rich", "The Legend of Five Billion Inspector Lei Luo 2: Father and Son Love", "After Gambling", "The True and False Dragon of Machine Boy" 1992 "The Legend of the Truant Heroes", "Club of the Stars", "Stand With Me", "Street Fighter"

Aaron Kwok movie posters (19 photos) "Dangerous Lovers" 1993 "The King of Thousand Faces" "Barefoot" "Boy", "The Laughing Hero Chu Liuxiang", "Super School Bully", "Summer Love is Not Ended", "If Love II Lasts Forever", 1994, "Lun Wen Xu Lao Dian Liu Xian Kai", 1995 "You Are My Hero"/" "Romantic Storm", "The Fairyland", 1998 "Anna Madeleine", "The King of Storms", 2000 "2000 AD", "The Thunderbolts", "Little Kiss", 2001 "Romantic Sakura", 2004 "Judo" "Dragon and Tiger List" "The Charge" 2005 "Three Crossroads" 2006 "Father and Son" 2007 "C+ Detective" 2009 "The Storm 2" "The Murderer"/"Crime and Punishment" "Silver Empire" 2010 "City Alert" 》 "B+ Detective" "The Favorite" "Havoc in Heaven" 2011 "Global Love" "A Hundred Years Floating City"

TV Series

1987 "Genghis Khan" (10 episodes) (Wan Ziliang , Huang Rihua) 1988 "Urban Formula" (5 episodes) (Hu Feng, Liang Peiling) 1988 "The Taiping Heavenly Kingdom" (45 episodes) (Lu Liangwei, Guo Hao, Liang Jiehua) 1989 "Shushan Qixia: Purple and Green Swords" (20 Episodes) (Kwan Lai Kit, Li Wanhua) 1989 "Song Girl" (25 episodes) (Chen Songling, Li Ming, Guan Lijie) 1990 "Midnight Sun" (20 episodes) (Lai Meixian, Wu Zhenyu) 1991 "Once Upon a Time in China" (20 episodes) ) (Chen Jiahui, Guo Hao) 1991 "Working Aristocrat" (20 episodes) (Luo Huijuan) 1992 "Wind Knife" (30 episodes) (Lin Wenlong, Yuan Jieying, Cai Shaofen) 1994 "Running on Fire" (20 episodes) (Gigi Lai) , Yuan Jieying) 1996 "Integrity Action Team" (20 episodes) (Zhu Yin, Guan Yonghe) 2003 "Dynamic Heroes" (24 episodes) (Li Bingbing, Wang Xi, Han Xue)

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