Lee Ka Keung
Biography
Lee Ka Keung is a Hong Kong singer and actor, born in 1968. He began his artistic career in 1991 when he participated in the 10th New Talent Singing Contest co-organized by TVB and Capital Artists, winning first place and the "Toshiba Gold Microphone Award" for his rendition of Jacky Cheung's "Cry". He signed with Capital Artists as a singer but never released any album. In 1993, he turned to acting and appeared in the TV series "A Kindred Spirit", playing the role of Lam Ka Chun, which brought him recognition. In 1995, he played "Wu Xiuwen" in "The Condor Heroes" and the homosexual killer "Chau Chi Sau" in "Detective Investigation Files II", earning praise from netizens for his appearance, styling, and acting skills. He left TVB in 1998, and in 2004 fulfilled his singing dream by holding a charity concert titled "Lee Ka Keung Wish Fulfillment Charity Concert" before retiring from the Hong Kong entertainment industry.
