Unexpectedly, Aaron Kwok not only lost his height in front of the Macau gambling king Xian Mihua, but also was crushed by his handsome face. He really deserves to be the "ancient Heavenly Music of Macau", but he has gone the wrong way. Aaron Kwok, born on October 26, 1965 in Hong Kong, China, is a male singer, actor and dancer in Hong Kong, china, one of the four kings of Hong Kong.
In 1984, he was admitted to the HONG KONG TVB Dance Training Course. He debuted in Taiwan in 1990 as a spokesperson for Yang Guang Locomotives.[17] In the same year, the debut album "Love You Endless" was released, which sold millions in Asia. Since then, lyrical songs such as "Should I Quietly Walk Away" and "Who Can Tell Me" have been released in Taiwan Province. After returning to Hong Kong in 1992, he launched dance music such as "Great Wasteland City", "Sing This Song" and "Move Up", which laid the foundation for his stage singer style. In 2005, he became the first artist to win the "Hong Kong Dance Of the Year Award" and won the Hong Kong Top Ten Jade Pure Gold Most Popular Male Singer Award three times.
After 2000, my work shifted to the big screen. In 2001, he starred in the musical "Romantic Cherry Blossoms" and created the popular "Cherry Blossom Dance" [18]. In 2005 and 2006, he won the Golden Horse Award for Best Actor for the films "Three Forks" and "Father and Son". In 2016, he won the Best Actor Award for his crime mystery film Bloody Plum. He starred in the films "Cold War" and "Cold War 2", which won the annual Chinese box office in Hong Kong three times, and "Cold War 2" also set a new box office record in the history of Chinese films in Hong Kong.
He was elected to Hong Kong's Top 10 Outstanding Young Persons in 2003,[29] and became UNICEF Ambassador for East Asia and the Pacific in 2011.
