Leon Lai

黎明
Lai in 2023
Born (1966-12-11) 11 December 1966
Alma materKingsway Princeton College
Occupations
  • Singer
  • actor
  • record company manager
  • businessman
Years active1985–present
Spouse
(m. 2008; div. 2012)
Partners
  • Shu Qi (1997–2004)
  • Wing Chan (2018–)
Children1
AwardsFull list
Musical career
OriginHong Kong
Genres
Instrument(s)
  • Vocals
  • guitar
  • piano
Labels
Chinese name
Chinese
Hanyu PinyinLí Míng
JyutpingLai4 Ming4
Signature

Leon Lai Ming SBS BBS MH (Chinese: 黎明; born 11 December 1966), is a Hong Kong actor, film director, businessman, and Cantopop singer. He is one of the "Four Heavenly Kings" of Hong Kong pop music. He uses his Chinese name "Li Ming" or "Lai Ming", which literally means "dawn".

Early life

Lai was born in Beijing, China. His parents initially considered Lai Chit (黎捷) as his name, but eventually opted for Lai Ming instead. He is of Hakka ancestry,[1] his family was originally from Meixian. He migrated with his parents to Hong Kong at the age of four. At the age of 15, he attended Lewisham College in the United Kingdom, but returned to Hong Kong at 18 in 1984.[2][3][4]

Career

Lai in 2006

Early years

Lai initially worked as a salesperson for a mobile phone company.[2] After being awarded second-runner-up in the 1986 New Talent Singing Awards, Lai received vocal coaching from Dai Si Zong (戴思聰). In the same year he signed with Capital Artists.[5] He did not release any albums for four years. As a result, his teacher, Dai, arranged to have him signed a contract with Polygram, later known as Universal Music.[6]

Music

In Polygram, he released his first album "Leon" and subsequent album "Meet in the Rain". His debut album went gold.[7]

In the early stages of his career, he mainly sang Cantopop and Mandarin, but due to the influence of producer Mark Lui, he expanded his repertoire to include popular electronic songs with compelling music videos. In 1990 he won his first 1990 Jade Solid Gold Top 10 Awards and 1990 RTHK Top 10 Gold Songs Awards.[8][9] He followed up to win the "Most Popular Male Singer" award in 1993 and 1995 for TVB Jade Solid Gold.[10][11] In 1996, he collaborated with composer-producer Steve Barakatt on his album "Feel". Two years later in 1998, he became the first Hong Kong singer to reach the Top 10 K-pop chart with the song "After Loving You."[12]

In 2002 he was selected to sing "Charged Up", the 2002 FIFA World Cup theme song for the Greater China region.[13] In 2004, he became the first Hong Kong singer to represent the territory at the first Asia Song Festival held in South Korea.[14]

Lai was selected to be the ambassador of the 6th Winter Asian Games to be held Changchun in 2007. He sang the Games' theme song and took part in the torch relay.[15] He then joined Michael Wong and Janice Vidal and held a three-day "Magic Live" charity concert at Star Hall, Hong Kong from November 9th to 11th, 2008.[16]

Lai holds his concert at the Hong Kong Coliseum, titled "Leon Lai Talk & Sing 2021 Concert", from Jul 10, 2021, for 9 shows.[17][18]

Duets

Apart from being a solo artist, Lai has collaborated with other artists. Some of his better known collaborations are "Love Until the End" and "A Happy Family" with Vivian Chow, "Really Wish to Be Like This Forever" and "It's Still You" with Priscilla Chan, "Song of the Star" with Alan Tam, "Never Give Up" with Jacky Cheung, "Why did I let you go?" with Janice Vidal.[19]

Company founder and singer

In 2004, Lai formed a new record production company, "A Music", East Asia Record Production Company Limited, with Peter Lam. The first album produced by the company, "Dawn" was released in September of that year. The album, "Dawn", was released with minimum promotion as Lai went to Mainland China for a movie shoot on the day of the album's release.[20]

In 2005, Lai invited Taiwanese music producer Jonathan Lee to produce his new Mandarin album "A Story". However, by doing so he had to give up the opportunity for a lead role in a big budget Taiwan movie "Gui Si" due to conflicts in his schedules.[21]

He returned to the Hong Kong Coliseum on 13 April 2007 to perform in his one night only Leon 4 in Love Concert, where he performed not only his own hits but also hits from the other three heavenly kings. He performed a total of 18 songs, all of which are newly arranged by Mark Lui. He subsequently released an album titled "4 in Love" on 3 May 2007, comprising 16 of the 18 songs he had performed at the concert.[22]

In 2004, Paciwood co-invested with Esun Group to develop a music record company, East Asia Record Production Limited, with the music label Amusic.[23]

Acting career

2015 HK TST Promenade Avenue of Stars

After the New Talent Singing Awards, he had some opportunities to star in a few TV series. On one occasion, he went for the filming of a romantic serials titled, Fengyun Era, in Taiwan. There was a stark contrast in height between Lai and the popular lead actress who is only 160 cm tall. The actress then demanded that Lai squat while filming so as to make up for the height differences. Lai had to act through all the scenes with the actress while squatting, but he had to endure it as he was not popular at the time. Not long afterwards his new TVB series, The Breaking Point, turned out to be a resounding success and propelled him to widespread fame in Hong Kong and Taiwan.[24]

In 1996, Lai was nominated for the Best Actor award at the 16th Hong Kong Film Awards for the film Comrades: Almost a Love Story. The following year in 1997, he won the award of Best Original Song for the film Eighteen Springs both at the Golden Horse Film Festival and Hong Kong Film Awards. He was again nominated for the Best Actor and Best Original Film Song award for the film City of Glass (玻璃之城) in 1999, but he only won the award for the latter, which he shared with Albert Leung and Dick Lee.[25]

Lai was considered by Lee Ang to act as Li Mu Bai in the film Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, but he had to turn down the offer as he had an advertising contract and live concert about to start, which would not match his shaven head look as was required for the role.[26]

He collaborated with Cecilia Cheung 張柏芝 in 2001 for the first time in the Wong Jing directed romantic comedy film, Everyday Is Valentine. In the film, Lai played a serial liar.[27]

In 2002, Lai took the spotlight at the Golden Horse Awards, the Chinese-language version of the Oscars in Taiwan. He won Best Actor for Three: Going Home. Lai played a minor role as Superintendent Yeung Kam Wing in Infernal Affairs III in 2003. In 2004, he starred with Faye Wong 王菲 in the romantic film Leaving Me, Loving You, the story of which he co-wrote with Wilson Yip and he was also the creative/production controller of the film. However, the movie was a flop as it raked in HK$ 10,529,501 at the box office.[28] Still in that same year he was ranked 8th on the China Celebrity 100 list released by the Chinese edition of Forbes.[29]

In 2005 Lai acted as one of the seven warriors in the Tsui Hark directed wuxia film, Seven Swords.[30] In the same year in the film Moonlight in Tokyo, he played a developmentally challenged Chinese man who pretends to be a Korean gigolo in Japan.[31]

In 2006 Lai starred alongside Fan Bingbing and Rene Liu in a love and horror, thriller film titled The Matrimony where he played a cinematographer Shen Junchu, the love interest of Manli and Sansan. JunChu was pressurised into marrying Sansan after the untimely demise of his true love Manli in an accident. The film was released on 8 February 2007.[32]

In 2007, Lai starred alongside Kelly Chen, Donnie Yen and Guo Xiaodong in the Ching Siu-tung film An Empress and the Warriors. He acted as a woodland medicine man who has a romantic relationship with a princess. Lai and Kelly Chen sang the theme song, "Fly With Your Dreams" written by Albert Leung and composed by Mark Lui.[33]

He underwent training in Peking Opera for playing the lead role as Méi Lánfāng in the biographical film Forever Enthralled which was directed by Chen Kaige. He directed the music video for the film where he and Zhang Ziyi sang the theme song, "You Understand My Love".[34] For the first time in his career, Lai played the role of a beggar in the Peter Chan directed film Bodyguards and Assassins.[35] For his success a wax figure of Lai was revealed at Madame Tussauds Hong Kong.[36]

Community

Lai in 2021

Apart from being an actor and singer, Lai is actively involved in the Community Chest. In the 1990s, he began serious charity work when his father was diagnosed with rectal cancer. The doctors said it was incurable. After the surgical operation, his father survived. When the Cancer Research Foundation and the UN organization approached him for help, he started getting actively involved in charity work.[37]

His first work with UNICEF was a China polio eradication project in 1993. He raised substantial funds accruing from his supporters, fans, and concert ticket sales. In July 1994, he was appointed the International UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador, thus becoming the first Hong Kong citizen to be given this position. Since 1994, he has been involved in various fundraising activities of The Hong Kong Committee for UNICEF (HKCU). These activities include seven charity concerts, three charity chocolate sales, and charity walkathons. Lai, along with HKCU representatives, visited Rwanda, Gansu of China, and Brazil to study the work of UNICEF and to help promote public awareness to help children.[38] In December 1995, he was appointed as "UNICEF Special Representative to Youth" at the New York headquarters recognizing his contributions for the welfare of the children.[38]

Lai has also been elected as one of The Ten Outstanding Young Persons (TOYP) in 1997, giving him a formal recognition of his professional endeavors and commitment to the community.[39] He bought the first donation ticket, numbered 000001, at a "Children's Education Fund Raising Campaign" launch event at Tsuen Wan PARKnSHOP's Skyline Superstore in 2001 to encourage people to contribute to a meaningful social cause. The funds raised were donated to the Community Chest.[40]

He was awarded the Medal of Honour (M.H.) on 12 October 2003 by Tung Chee-Hwa, the Chief Executive of Hong Kong.[39]

Since his decision not to receive any music award in Hong Kong, he has not appeared on the TVB Jade Gold Solid Awards ceremony even as a guest, but to secure more funds for charity, he agreed to perform in the ceremony as a guest performer on 8 January 2005. On 13 May the same year, Lai collaborated with Mark Lui to compose the song "8858". The song was used as the promotional song for the China Children and Teenagers' Fund (CCTF). The title of song means "Help Me (which sounds like 'bang bang wo ba' in Putonghua)" and the number "8858" represents the SMS number people can use to donate the money.[41][42]

In December 2005, Lai appeared in a Hong Kong government television advertisement in support of a gradual political reform package tabled by the ruling government rather than rapid political reform. This was the first time he got himself involved in a politically motivated advertisement.[43]

Personal life

In 2008, Lai secretly married model Gaile Lok in Las Vegas at the Wynn Hotel, with his manager and assistant acting as witnesses.[44] On 3rd October 2012, the couple announced the end of their four-year marriage. Their joint statement stated that there were "different philosophies in life" which caused the divorce.[45]

In 2017, Lai formed a relationship with his label assistant and later sales manager Chan Wing-yee (陳泳儀), who is 19 years his junior and also a divorcee. On 22nd April 2018, Chan gave birth to his daughter.[46]

Commercial anthem incident

In 2000, Lai's song "All Day Love" (全日愛) got him into trouble with the Chinese authorities for drawing passages from the Chinese National Anthem, "March of the Volunteers". The starting tune was accused of plagiarism from the anthem. Lai was warned against using the song for commercial purposes.[47][48]

Discography

(# Literal translation)

YearEnglish titleOriginal titleLabel
2011X UAmusic
2010Leon Lai New + Best Selections: Fireworks烟火
2008It's Me是我
20074 in Love
2006Looking
2005Long Lasting Love#長情
A Story一个故事
Love & Promises (2004/2005 Special Edition)愛與承諾#
2004Leon Dawn
Leaving Me Loving You OST大城小事原聲大碟
2002HomeworkSony Music Entertainment (HK)
Leon Charged Up2002世界盃衝鋒陷陣
2001The Red Shoes紅鞋
Hey
The Red Shoes...Evolution紅鞋...進化#
2000Beijing Station北京站
You Are My Friend (Korean Version)
Hot & Cool (Japanese Version)
Leon Club Sandwich
1999Eyes Want to Travel#眼睛想旅行
Leon Now
Never Ever (Korean Version)
None But Me非我莫屬
Leon Now (Korean Version)
1998I Love You Like This我這樣愛你
City of Glass OST玻璃之城電影原聲大碟
If I Can See You Again如果可以再見你
If I Can See You Again (Japanese Version)如果可以再見你
Korean Soundtrack
City of Glass OST (Korean Version)玻璃之城電影原聲大碟
If I Can See You Again (Korean Version)如果可以再見你
Longing嚮往Polygram (HK)
1997If假如#
Disagreement of Words and Thoughts口不對心
DNA Gone WrongDNA出錯
I Love You So Much (Korean Version)我這樣愛你
The World of Leon Lai (Korean Version)
Leons
Leon Sound
1996Perhaps
Why Aren't You My Future為何你不是我的未來
Feel感應
1995Great Passion Between Sky and Earth天地豪情
Dream Chase夢.追蹤
Love is Hard to Get愛難求
1994Love Between Sky and Earth天地情緣
Stay For Me為我停留
My True Heart is Presented to You我的真心獻給你
Destined Love + Compilation情緣
Red Hot Fire Dance火舞艷陽
1993My Other Half我的另一半
Summer of Love夏日傾情
Autumn Dawn深秋的黎明
Chateau de Reve夢幻古堡
1992Hope We Are Not Just Friends但願不只是朋友
Accumulating All My Love堆積情感
The Most Charming Person Compilation傾城之最
I Love You, OK?
1991Just Wanna Be Close to You親近你
Its Love. Its Destiny是愛是緣
Personal Feeling我的感覺
Will You Come Tonight今夜你會不會來
1990Meet in Rain相逢在雨中
Leon

Filmography

Film

YearEnglish titleOriginal titleRoleNotes
2019Old Men
2018Wine War搶紅Wei-li
2016The Choice: A Story of the Old Shanghai
Night Peacock[49]夜孔雀
The Guest不速之客
The Secret消失愛人
2015Lady of the Dynasty王朝的女人·杨贵妃Emperor Xuanzong of Tang
2013One Night Surprise一夜惊喜Tiger
2011White Vengeance鴻門宴Lau Bong
2010Frozen為你鍾情Cheung Wai-kit
Fire of Conscience火龍
2009The Magic Aster
The Founding of a Republic建國大業Cai Tingkai
Bodyguards and Assassins十月圍城Liu Yubai
2008Forever Enthralled梅蘭芳Mei Lanfang
An Empress and the Warriors江山美人Dun Lan Fong
2007The Matrimony心中有鬼Shen Junchu
2006A Melody Looking緣邀知音Leon
2005Moonlight in Tokyo情義我心知Li Tze-Jun
Seven Swords七劍Yang Yuncong
2004Leaving Me, Loving You大城小事Chow Chang/Zhou QianWon - Changchun Film Festival for Best Actor
2003Infernal Affairs III無間道Yeung Kam-wing
Golden Chicken 2金雞2Doctor Chow Man Kwong
Heroic Duo雙雄Jack LaiHK$8,453,877
2002Three三更Yu FaiWon Golden Horse Award for Best Leading Actor
Nominated Hong Kong Film Award for Best Actor
Nominated Golden Bauhinia Awards for Best Actor
2001Bullets of Love不死情謎Sam
Everyday Is Valentine情迷大話王OK Lai
Dream of a Warrior天士梦Song Chen
2000Skyline Cruisers神偷次世代Mac
Sausalito一見鍾情Mike
1998A Hero Never Dies真心英雄Jack
City of Glass玻璃之城Hui Kong ShenNominated Golden Horse Award for Best Leading Actor
Nominated Hong Kong Film Award for Best Actor
Love Generation Hong Kong新戀愛世紀Bill
1997God of Gamblers 3: The Early Stage賭神3之少年賭神Ko Chun
Killing Me Tenderly愛你愛到殺死你Lai Su-Kan
Eighteen Springs半生緣Chen Shijun
1996Comrades: Almost a Love Story甜蜜蜜Lai Siu KwanNominated Hong Kong Film Award for Best Actor
1995Fallen Angels墮落天使Wong Chiming
1994Love and the City都市情緣Liang Zhi-wu
Run仙人掌Lam Man-fai
1993City Hunter城市獵人Kôtetsu/Gundam
1992The Sword of Many Loves飛狐外傳Wu Fei
Gun n' Rose龍騰四海Siu Lam
The Magic Touch神算Yau Ho-Kay
The Wicked City妖獸都市Renzaburô Taki (dragon)
With or Without You明月照尖東Ming
Shogun and Little Kitchen伙頭福星Lam Fung
1991Fun & Fury痴情快婿Wai Hon
The Banquet豪門夜宴Cook
Fruit PunchYes一族Ming
1989Four Loves四千金Dongni
Hearts, No Flowers少女心
Missing Man都市獵人Simon
1987Mr. Handsome美男子Johnny

Television series

YearEnglish TitleOriginal title
2018Ever Night[50]将夜
1994Class of Distinction阿SIR早晨
1993The Legendary Ranger原振俠
1991The Breaking Point今生無悔
Challenge of Life人在邊緣
1990Cherished Moments回到未嫁時(挑戰未來)
1989Song Bird天涯歌女
Chun Mun Kong Chuen Kei晋文公傳奇
Period of Glory風雲時代
1988Bing Kuen兵權
Yankee Boy回到唐山
1987A Friend in Need飛越霓裳
1987The Foundling’s Progress男兒本色

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Concerts

At Hong Kong Coliseum:

YearDateEnglish TitleChinese TitleNo. of ShowsSponsor
2021 10-18 July Leon Talk & Sing 2021 Concert 9 AXA
200916–19 JulyLeon Dream Wedding Live4Chow Tai Fook
200713 AprLeon 4 in Love Concert13
200510–15 OctLeon Crazy Classic Concert6Johnnie Walker Black Label
200114–16; 21–25; 28–31 DecLeon Live Is Live Concert12CitiBank
199920 Nov – 12 DecLeon Live 9923AXA
1997–9820 Dec – 8 JanLeon Lai Live 9720G Sushi 元祿壽司
19952–27 NovNeon Leon Live 95那一夜我們在霓虹下起舞26Hang Seng Bank Credit Card
19938–25 AugSummer of Love Concert夏日傾情演唱會20Saab
19927–14 OctNight Devotion Live #一夜傾情演唱會10Kao

(Note: # indicate literal translation)

Source:[53]

At Central Harbourfront Event Space, Central Harbourfront:

YearDateEnglish TitleNo. of Shows
2022 17-18 December Drive In Ultra: LOVFINITY Vivienne Tam x Leon Lai Fashion Concert 2
2017 24 February Penguins in Live 2017 1
2016 29 Apr - 7 May Leon 30th Anniversary Random Love Songs 4D Live 7

Awards and nominations

Lai was rewarded for his loyalty to the Hong Kong Government in July 2019 by the award of its second highest honour, the Silver Bauhinia Star. The award highlighted particular mention of "his participation in the promotional footage for the Hong Kong Mortgage Corporation Annuity Plan in 2018".[54]

Lai's industry awards and nominations are listed in the tables below.

IFPI
YearAwardsAlbums
2001IFPI HK Top 10 Sales AlbumLeon Club Sandwich
IFPI HK Top 10 Sales Mandarin AlbumThe Red Shoes
IFPI HK Top Sales Male Artist
1998IFPI HK Platinum DiscI Love You Like This
1997IFPI HK Platinum DiscIF
IFPI HK Platinum DiscFeel
IFPI HK Gold DiscLeon's ...
IFPI HK Gold DiscLeon Sound

Source:[55]

Commercial Radio
YearAwardsSongs
1998Best Male Artist:Silver
Favourite Male Artist
No.3 professional recommendationJin Shen Bu Zai
Best Co-operationLeon Lai and Hutchison Telecom
1997Best Male Artist:Gold
Favourite Male Artist
Top 10 Songs professional recommendationOnly if you love me for a day
Favourite SongOnly if you love me for a day
10th anniversary Top 10 Artists
1996Best Male Artist:Gold
Best Ads SongUnspoken words of sentiment
Four Media IFPI Top awardPerhaps
1995Best Male Artist:Bronze
Top 10 Songs professional recommendationDanger tracking
1994Most Played Artist:Bronze
Top 10 SongsNot one day I don't think of you
Favourite SongNot one day I don't think of you
Most Favourite Live PerformanceNot one day I don't think of you
Top Composed SongNot one day I don't think of you
1993Best Male Artist:Bronze
Favourite SongsNot willing to leave you tonight
Summer Devotion
Summer is burning
1992Most Played Artist:Bronze
Favourite SongMy Love
Wish We Are Not Just Friend
1991Most Played Artist:Bronze
1990Most Played Artist:Silver

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