黃兆強

简介

Huang Zhaoqiang, born in 1954, is a former male voice actor at Hong Kong's Television Broadcasts Limited (TVB). He graduated from Ying Wa College and, in 1972 at age 18, participated in an all-Hong Kong amateur singing contest under the name Huang Xuan, winning first place in the contemporary song category and signing with Radio Hong Kong. During his time at the radio station, he regularly performed contemporary songs, acted as the lead in several radio dramas including the "Knight Sima Luo" series, and took part in operas such as "The Handsome Man", "The Long-Legged Sister", and "The Hypocrite". From 1975, he began hosting radio programs such as "Morning of the Xiang River", "Huang Zhaoqiang Half Hour", and "Beautiful Notes". In 1978–79, he sang theme songs for radio dramas, including "My Heart Belongs to You", which charted on the Chinese pop chart. In 1980, he moved to TVB's Cantonese dubbing department, where he voiced the main villain Ayjiya in the American series "Dynasty", earning recognition. He also led a live dubbing performance at TVB's 1987 anniversary gala. After leaving TVB after 1988, he occasionally did voice-overs for TV commercials. In 1991, he immigrated with his family to Toronto, Canada. In 2009, he began hosting a Buddhist radio program "Spreading the Dharma" produced by a Buddhist group, broadcast on several Canadian radio stations.