李中浩

简介

Lee Chung-ho, known in English as Joe Lee Chung-ho and originally named Lee Da-wei, is a Hong Kong singer and actor born on 27 November 1960 in British Hong Kong. He began his artistic career in 1978 by enrolling in the RTV artist training programme, and after graduating appeared in the 1979 series "Dragon Sword" in the role of Nangong Bo. In 1983, he moved to Shaw Brothers film company to participate in film works and also performed the song "Warrior", the main theme of the film "The Wave". In 1985, Lee launched his singing career by signing with New Music, the record label of composer Lam Mo-tak, and released his first album "Joe" which included songs such as "Passionate Warrior", "Love from the Heart", and "Together on the Moon", as well as the song "Towards a New Day" performed with singer Anita Mui, which was nominated in the annual song programme. At the end of 1985, he issued a mini-album titled "Romantic Twelve Inches" containing the song "A Hundred Thousand Tomorrows" performed with singer Yang Chu-ying, which won the championship of a song competition organised by Radio Television Hong Kong. In 1986, Lee moved to Cinepoly Records and released an album bearing his name, and the following year released an album titled "I Love" and participated in the RTHK television drama "Fiction Family". After that he gradually withdrew from the entertainment world and did not realise his announced project to release a Mandarin album in Taiwan.