David / Josh Lui Fong

Biography

David Lui Fong was born in Nanjing, Jiangsu Province, China, and moved to Hong Kong with his family at a young age. He loved singing from a childhood but was shy until he was encouraged by classmates to participate in the "Sing Sing Sing" program in 1983, where he performed the Mandarin song "I Am Chinese" by Zhang Mingmin. His talent caught the attention of a Huashings Records executive who invited him to participate in the second New Talent Singing Contest co-organized by TVB and Huashings, which he won in 1983 with "I Am Chinese". He also won the Hong Kong New Talent Contest the same year. He released his first album "Can't Hear the Words" in 1984 and won his first award at the Top Ten Gold Songs Awards ceremony. He released three platinum-certified albums and participated in concerts with colleagues like Jacky Cheung. He moved to Warner Music in 1990 and reached the peak of his fame with "Crescent Moon" in 1992. He also acted in the drama "Police Cadet" as "Gao Lao Chuan". He currently works as an independent artist and performs live.