陳偉霆

简介

Chen Weiting (William Chan) is a Hong Kong singer and actor, born on 21 November 1985 in Hong Kong, and graduated from Yew Chung International School. In 2003, he participated in the Global Chinese New Talent Singing Competition held by TVB, winning the "Gold Mic Award" (first place), Best Stage Presence Award, and Self-Talented Performance Award, which led him to give up his admission to a British university and enter the entertainment industry, signing with Emperor Entertainment Group. He began his media career hosting "Disney Happy Saturday" on Jade Channel, then joined the group Boy'z (later renamed Sun Boy'z) in 2006 as a new member to build a dancing singer image. In April 2008, Chan announced his departure from Sun Boy'z for a solo career, releasing his first album "Will Power" and sweeping four Best Newcomer awards in a single year. He released several solo albums including "战士" (2009), "Do You Wanna Dance" and "Heads or Tails" (2010), "WOW" (2011), and "Pop it up!" (2012). Beyond music, he ventured into film, appearing in movies such as "窃听风云", "爱出猫", "前度", "得闲炒饭", and "紮职". He also worked as a voice actor for several animated films. In 2013, he shifted his career focus to mainland China, participating in the drama "少年四大名捕" and "古剑奇谭", which achieved the highest national ratings and over 5 billion online views, making him well-known among Chinese audiences. In 2014, he won the Best Supporting Actor award at the Macau International Film Festival for his role in "救火英雄". In 2016, he achieved massive success and a viral internet sensation by portraying Zhang Qishan in the drama "老九门", and a wax figure of him was placed at Madame Tussauds in Shanghai. His fans are known as "女皇" (Empress), a name derived from his song "女皇".