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简介

Cheng Tsi Ho (Brian Cheng), born on 14 November 1968 in Hong Kong, is a former Hong Kong singer whose original name was Cheng Ka Ju. He signed with Hong Kong's Cinepoly Records and officially debuted as a singer in 1991. Before entering the industry, he studied vocal music under the famous Hong Kong vocal teacher Dai Tsung, alongside fellow students including Faye Wong, Andy Lau, Leon Lai, and Lu Fong. He released several solo and compilation albums, including his self-titled debut album in November 1991 and This Time in September 1993. He participated in various types of performances, including TVB's Jade Star Singers Celebration, and hosted music programs such as Jade Music Express and Music Mirror Comedy. Later, he retired from the music scene and moved to Auckland, New Zealand, where he ran businesses including a hair salon, beauty and spa center, while dedicating himself to discovering and training young people passionate about music. He served as a judge for multiple singing competitions in New Zealand, including the New Zealand division of the Global Chinese New Talent Singing Competition since the early 2000s, and from 2006 to present with TVB8 and the local Chinese Television Network. In September 2010, he held a concert in Auckland titled "Music Tempts You." In 2013, he provided guidance and hairstyling for contestants in the New Zealand edition of The Voice of China, and performed as a guest at the New Zealand finals of Asia's Got Talent. In March 2018, he was invited to appear on TVB's "50 Years of Classic Songs," singing his old song "Lonely Me" after a 25-year absence from Hong Kong's music scene, which reintroduced him to Hong Kong audiences. In July 2018, he joined former labelmate Liu Tsai Yu for a duet on the same program and announced plans to return to Hong Kong's music industry.