Eason Chan can be said to be the earliest batch of musicians in China, Eason Chan returned to Hong Kong during the summer vacation of 1995 to participate in the 14th Rookie Singing Contest held by TVB, received high ratings in many links, became the champion of the year, and then signed a star contract with Huaxing Records and officially stepped into the Hong Kong music scene. In 1996, he released his first album "Eason Chan", and in 1998, he released "My Happy Times" and won the first "Lingzha Music World Supreme Record Award". In 2003, he became the second Hong Kong singer to win the Taiwan Golden Melody Awards "Best male singer of Chinese". He was once described by Time magazine as a figure who influenced the style of the Hong Kong music scene. In June 2009, he won the Golden Melody Award for "Best Chinese Album" for "Don't Want to Let Go".
After that, Eason Chan slowly began to develop into the show business circle, and starred in his first film work "Mong Kok Big Sister" in 1997. 2000 can be said to be the peak of Eason Chan's career, after joining Emperor Entertainment's Music Plus record label, and Eason Chan's magnetic voice is very popular with the company, he has become the company's vigorous cultivation object.
Subsequently, Eason Chan released the Cantonese album "Playing Hot", and the title song of his album,"The King of K Songs", became a hit, directly establishing his unshakable position in the song world.
Counting down before and after Eason Chan has produced more than 30 albums. His "U82" won the "Top Ten Highest Selling Guangdong Album Awards" at the IFPI Hong Kong Record Sales Awards, and in 1998, he launched "My Happy Times" and won the first "Lingzha Music World Supreme Record Award". In 2003, he became the second Hong Kong singer to win the Taiwan Golden Melody Awards "Best male singer of Chinese". He was once described by Time magazine as a figure who influenced the style of the Hong Kong music scene. In June 2009, he won the Golden Melody Award for "Best Chinese Album" for "Don't Want to Let Go".
He even made his status another peak with a song "Pompous". In that era of Eason Chan, "Pompous" not only always rushed to the forefront of Hong Kong album sales, but also continued to be popular throughout Asia, and Eason Chan himself won the Gold Award for Male Singer in the Music World and My Favorite Male Singer in the Music World with this song, which made many people envious.
Looking at the entire music scene, perhaps only Eason Chan can afford the title of "musical ghost", the classics he has created have been loved by countless people, and what is more admirable is that Eason Chan has been interpreting the moving stories around him in his own way.