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Anonymous users2024-02-10Stephen Chow, June 22, 1962.
Wu Zhenyu, December 21, 1961.
Donnie Yen, July 27, 1963.
Tony Leung, June 27, 1962.
Huang Qiusheng, September 2, 1961.
Yin Tianzhao, October 28, 1964.
Zhang Weijian, February 8, 1965.
Ekin Cheng, 4 October 1967.
Aaron Kwok, October 26, 1965.
Ouyang Zhenhua, July 28, 1961.
Xu Zhian, 12 August 1967.
Fang Zhongxin, March 17, 1963.
Lai Yaoxiang, May 4, 1964.
Wen Zhaolun, November 18, 1964.
Luo Jialiang, December 16, 1962.
Mo Shaocong, December 2, 1962.
Ngo Dinh Trip, 12 December 1960.
Tam Yiu-man, March 19, 1969.
Chen Haomin, October 7, 1969.
Dawn, December 11, 1966.
Wang Zuxian, January 31, 1967.
Guan Zhilin, September 24, 1962.
Anita Mui, January 10, 1963.
Zhou Haimei, December 6, 1966.
Carina Lau, December 8, 1965.
Maggie Cheung, September 20, 1964.
Lan Jieying, April 27, 1963.
Zhong Chuhong, February 6, 1960.
Lin Yilian, April 26, 1966.
Wu Junru, August 2, 1965.
Maggie Shao, February 27, 1965.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09Tony Leung, Aaron Kwok, and Dawn are all from the 60s.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08Jacky Cheung, born in Hong Kong on July 10, 1961, is a male singer and actor from Hong Kong, China, and graduated from Hong Kong Chongwen English College. He will be 57 years old on July 10, 2018. Jacky Cheung is enthusiastic about public welfare and charity.
In 1998, he was selected as one of the Ten Outstanding Young Persons of Hong Kong. In 1999, he was selected as one of the world's top ten outstanding young people. From 2003 to 2009, he served as the Vice President of the Hong Kong Performing Artists Association.
Andy Lau (Andy Lau), born on September 27, 1961 in Hong Kong, China, is an actor, singer, lyricist, and producer in Hong Kong, China. He will be 57 years old on July 10, 2018. Andy Lau founded Andy Lau Charity Association in 1994.
In 2000, he was named one of the world's top ten outstanding young people. In 2005, he launched the Asian Rising Star Mentor Program. In 2008, he was appointed as a Non-official Justice of the Peace in Hong Kong.
In 2016, he was re-elected as the vice chairman of the China Welfare Association for Disabled Persons.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07Andy Lau date of birth: September 27, 1961. He was 48 years old. Jacky Cheung was born on July 10, 1961. He was 48 years old.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06Andy has made great achievements.
Xueyou's song is a little stronger than Andy, but the comprehensive strength, Andy is strong, Andy's movies are almost unbeatable!
Andy Lau, Andy Lau's singing skills are no worse than him, he sings more than we talk, and he has sung more than 1,000 songs in more than 500 concerts. His singing skills are no worse, his songs are in that style, it doesn't seem to be difficult, but in fact, Andy Lau sings well. I've been singing for a lifetime. >>>More
There is no contradiction between Zhang and Liu, the relationship between the two is relatively good, but during the period of 91-96, the two kings of the Chinese music scene regarded each other as competitors in terms of the amount of music and awards, and only the two of them could be longer and shorter among the four kings, so it was not much better to say how good the relationship was. >>>More
Xueyou participated in the rookie singing contest before 84 years, but unfortunately there was no ranking. >>>More
Xueyou, the singer of the Chinese music scene, held more than 100 concerts in a year. The first Asian singer to hold a concert in the United States, and the number one record seller in Asia. The only singer who I think the live singing is better than the ** included. >>>More
It must be Jacky Cheung, the god of song is not called in vain. I feel that the songs he sings are very feeling, the more I listen to them, the more flavorful they are, I personally feel that the older I get, the more I think Jacky Cheung's songs are good, but you have to ask those high school students, junior high school students, most of them will say that Jay Chou is good, Jay Chou sings fashion, Jacky Cheung sings classics, the style is different, Andy Lau is in the middle Haha, don't care too much about personal opinions.