Coordinates	49°40′56″N21°1′23″N
Name	Gigi Leung
Tradchinesename	梁詠琪
Simpchinesename	梁咏琪
Pinyinchinesename	Liáng Yǒngqí
Jyutpingchinesename	Leung Wing-Kei
Birthname	Leung Bik-Zi (梁碧芝; Liáng Bìzhī)
Ancestry	Xinhui, Guangdong
Origin	Hong Kong
Birthdate	March 25, 1976
Birthplace	Hong Kong
Othername	Leung Wing-Kei
Occupation	Singer, Actress
Genre	Cantopop
Instrument	Singing
Label	previously Warner Music currently Big Artiste Management part of Mei Ai Entertainment
Yearsactive	1995-present (acting)1996-present (singing)
Website	Official Website

Gigi Leung Wing-kei (born March 25, 1976) is a Hong Kong Cantopop singer and actress.

Biography

She was given the name of Leung Bik-Zi (梁碧芝) at birth but at the age of 7, her name was changed to 'Wing-Kei' by her mother for superstitious reasons. Leung as a child suffered from frequent asthma attacks and it was believed a change of name would bring better health. At 176 cm , Leung earned the nickname of 'Tall Girl'. She has a twin brother named Keith Leung (Leung Wing-Chun, 梁詠俊).

Early years

Gigi Leung attended Maryknoll Convent School. Later, she went to the Hong Kong Polytechnic University where she gained a diploma from the School of Design. It was during her study at university that she accepted a modelling assignment from the watch company City Chain and caught the attention of film director Lee Chi-Ngai who cast her in her very first movie, Doctor Mack (1995). The success of the movie brought her a further role in Full Throttle (1995), shot while she was finishing her diploma. For her supporting role in the film, Leung received a nomination for Best Newcomer at the 1995 Hong Kong Film Awards.

Entertainment career

Her singing career began the following year with the debut album Love Myself (1996). Since then, she has sung both Cantonese and Mandarin songs. She is recognized not only as a Cantopop/Mandopop singer, but as a songwriter and lyricist as well, having written songs for both herself and other local singers. She has a contract with Warner Music Hong Kong, with more than a dozen albums to her name. She has performed in several full-scale live concerts including one entitled Funny Face in 2003. In 2008 25 March she signed a new company Big Artiste Management a subsidiary of Mei Ah Entertainment.

Since 1995, Leung has starred in over 20 movies, most of which are dramas and comedies. She has worked opposite acting veterans such as Tony Leung Chiu-Wai, Andy Lau, Daniel Chan and Jet Li. In 2003, she starred with Takeshi Kaneshiro in Warner Bros.' first-ever Chinese-language film Turn Left, Turn Right. Notably, at the Hong Kong Film Awards, Leung was nominated for Best Actress and Best Supporting Actress for roles in Tempting Heart (1999) and A War Named Desire (2000) respectively.

Primarily an actress on the silver screen, Leung briefly appeared in the TVB serial The Last Breakthrough (2004). She has also performed in a number of stage musicals including The Great Entertainer (2004). Other works include the Cantonese narration for the Japanese film Quill (2004).

Gigi is also very active in charity work. Apart from being the ambassador for different charities , she has helped to build 7 schools in mainland China to help poor children. She is also the youngest-ever local (at age 27) to receive the "Ten Most Outstanding Youth Award".

Spokesperson

Outside of the entertainment business, Leung has acted as the Hong Kong spokesperson for Japanese cosmetics company FANCL since 1999. She is also an ambassador to both United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF)

Filmography

The Monkey King (2011)

Rest on Your Shoulder (2010)

Once Upon a Chinese Classic (2010)

Give Love (2009)

La Lingerie (2008)

Dangerous Game (2007)

The Secret of the Magic Gourd (2007)

Wonder Woman (2007)

McDull, The Alumni (2006)

Driving Miss Wealthy (2004)

Love on the Rocks (2004)

Sky of Love (2003)

Turn Left, Turn Right (2003)

Mighty Baby (2002)

Fat Choi Spirit (2002)

Roots and Branches (2001)

The Avenging Fist (2001)

La Brassiere (2001)

A War Named Desire (2000)

Marooned (2000)

Those Were the Days (2000)

Tempting Heart (1999)

(1999)

A True Mob Story (1998)

Hitman (1998)

First Love Unlimited (1997)

(1997)

We're No Bad Guys (1997)

Feel 100% (1996)

Feel 100%... Once More (1996)

The First Option (1996)

Sixty Million Dollar Man (1995)

Dr. Mack (1995)

Full Throttle (1995)

Doctor Mack (1995)

TV Series

The Last Breakthrough (2004)

Discography

Cantonese

Woman. Colour (new songs + hits) (2007) 女．色新曲+精選2007

Grown Up Short Hair (2006) 成長的短髮

Look (2005)

[ente'tein] (2004) 娛樂大家

I Like Gigi (new songs + hits) (2004)

I Think, I Sing (2003) 我想我唱

Funny Face (2002)

I Live in 7A (2002) 我住7樓A

G for Girl (2001)

Suddenly, This Summer (2001)

Fireworks (2000) 花火

Kiss (new songs + hits) (2000)

Good Time (2000) 好時辰

Today (1999)

I'll Be Loving You (1998)

A New House (1997) 新居

Love Myself (1996) 愛自己

Mandarin

Gift (2009) 禮物

Love Songs For Myself (2006) 給自己的情歌

Clockwise (new songs + hits) (2005) 順時針

Sense of Belongings (2004) 歸屬感

Magical Season (2002) 魔幻季節

Transparent (2001) 透明

Amour (2001)

Love Gigi The Most (new songs + hits) (2000) 最愛梁詠琪

Fresh (1999) 新鮮

Gigi Leung (1998) 梁詠琪gigi

Washing My Face (1997) 洗臉

Short Hair (1997) 短髮

Concerts

Wonder Woman Charity Concert (2007)

Solo Concert In Shanghai, China(2007)

Tall Girl Gigi Leung Funny Face Live Concert (2003)

Live 903 (2002) 903 id club梁詠琪拉闊音樂會2002

G For Girl Live (2002)

Gigi Leung 903 Concert (2000) 加洲紅紅人館903梁詠琪狂熱份子音樂會

The Sina microblog incident

Gigi Leung's Sina microblog account has up to 470,000 followers, most of them are her young fans. On March 30, 2010, she blogged about the unjustly jailed Zhao Lianhai, who has a five years old son that fell victim to the poison milk and developed kidney stones in his kidney, the father-turned-activist began to utilise various means to voice his grievances. After receiving a message from website's administrator, Gigi Leung then deleted the relevant blog, resulted in hundreds of supportive messages from her fans.

References

External links

HK cinemagic entry

Gigi Leung International Fanclub Ltd.

Gigi Blog -- The Official Blog of Gigi

Gigi's Lyrics with Pinyin and English Definition

Category:1976 births Category:Living people Category:Alumni of the Hong Kong Polytechnic University Category:Cantopop singer-songwriters Category:Hong Kong female singers Category:Hong Kong film actors Category:Hong Kong singers Category:Hong Kong Mandopop singers Category:TVB actors

Coordinates	49°40′56″N21°1′23″N
Name	Alien Huang
Chinesename	黃鴻升
Pinyinchinesename	Huang Hong Sheng
Origin	Republic of China (Taiwan)
Birthdate	November 28, 1983
Othername	Xiao Gui (小鬼)
Occupation	Singer, Host, actor
Genre	Mandopop, Rock
Label	Rock Records
Yearsactive	2002–present
Associatedact	HC3 (disbanded) - 2002Cosmo (disbanded) - 2003
Website	Alien's Blog

Alien Huang, also known as Xiao Gui (小鬼) () was born on November 28, 1983. He is a Taiwanese singer, actor, and host. He was part of Japanese TV Asahi's disbanded boy band HC3 in 2002 and Taiwan's disbanded boy band Cosmo () in 2003. He is best known as a host of GTV's 100% Entertainment (娛樂百分百), a popular Taiwanese variety entertainment show that he cohosts with fellow Mandopop artist Show Luo. He is also the owner of A.E.S. (Alien Evolution Studio), a shop he opened in Taipei, and a member of Partyboys, led by Show Luo.

Biography

Before career

Alien Huang studied at Hua Gang Art School. He was in the same class as Rainie Yang, and they dated for about two years. That time Alien was the most popular student in school. At sixteen years old, Rainie Yang joined the group, "4 in Love" and dropped out of school because she was too busy with work, and — having less contact with Alien — broke up with him. However they are still good friends and he's the godson of Rainie's mother.It has also been rumored that Alien dated Genie Zhuo during high school, during the filming of idol drama Mysterious Incredible Terminator, it was rumoured that Alien Huang was dating the female lead Gui Gui, although he later stated in an interview that he treated her as a little sister only.

Career

Alien Huang was a lifeguard at the beaches before he came to become an artist.

He has now released two mini albums, also known as E.P's and a full album titled Love Hero (愛&英雄). The genres for most of his music is rock, however his most recent music has a certain ballad element to it.

Discography

Albums / EP's / Single (Solo)

DVD

Albums / Soundtracks (Group)

Music video

2009 Alien Huang - 不屑 (Disdain)

2010 Alien Huang - 搞砸了 (Screwed It Up), 玩具槍與玫瑰 (Toy Gun and Rose), 地球上最浪漫的一首歌 (The Most Romantic Song on Earth), 我不要長生不老 (I Don't Want Immortality), 總冠軍 (Final Champion)

Filmography

Television series

Movies

TV Hosting

2002 下課花路米 Public Television Service (PTS)

2004 Entertainment My God (娛樂歐MyGod主持) Azio TV (東風衛視)

2005 生存巴士 Taiwan Television (TTV) (台視)

2006 蓋酷兵團 Taiwan Television (TTV) (台視)

2006 100% Entertainment (娛樂百分百) GTV (currently hosting)

2008 Xiao Gui at Home (小鬼當家) GTV

2009 The Winner is (得獎的事) TVBS-G

Books

2007 Too Fast To Live Too Young to Die 《搞什麼鬼?!》 - ISBN 9789578036482

2008 《鬼怒穿》 (Included Alien's EP, 鬼混)

2010 Chi Gui Liu 《赤鬼流》 - ISBN 4710149653253

Collaboration

Song and Music video

2007 Alien Huang & Genie Zhuo - "愛的主旋律" [The Melody of Love]

Music video

2002 Stefanie Sun - "愛從零開始" [Love Starts from Zero]

2003 Faith Yang - "明天" [Tomorrow]

2003 Jeffrey Kung (孔令奇) - "來看你" [Came to See You]

2006 Sam Lee - "最近" [Lately]

Awards

2010 Singapore Entertainment Awards (新加坡E樂大賞2010) E樂人氣海外新人 第一名

2010 Channel V 2010 第一季華語十大金曲《搞砸了》 2010 Hong Kong Metro Radio Mandarin Hits Music Awards 《新城國語力頒獎禮》- New Comer Award (新人王)

References

External links

Alien's Blog

Rock Records Official Site

A.E.S. Official Site

Category:1983 births Category:Living people Category:Taiwanese male singers Category:Taiwanese actors Category:Taiwanese Mandopop singers

Coordinates	49°40′56″N21°1′23″N
Name	Van Ness Wu
Englishname	Van Ness Wu
Tradchinesename	吳建豪
Simpchinesename	吴建豪
Pinyinchinesename	Wu Jian Hao
Nationality	American-Chinese
Origin	Taiwan
Birthdate	August 07, 1978
Birthplace	Santa Monica, California USA
Language	English, Mandarin
Occupation	singer, actor, dancer, model, songwriter, spokesperson
Genre	Hip popPopHip-hop RapR&B;MandopopDanceTaiwanese hip hopChinese rapChinese hip hopJ-POP
Label	Sony Music EntertainmentPony Canyon JapanSM EntertainmentUniversal Music Hong KongUniversal Music Taiwan
Associatedact	F4, Kangta & Vanness
Website	http://www.vanness.tv/ http://www.alivenotdead.com/vannesswu http://t.sina.com.cn/iamvanness http://t.sina.com.cn/iamvanness

Van Ness Wu () is a Taiwanese American actor, singer, director, producer based in Asia. He was born on August 7, 1978, in Santa Monica, United States. He worked as a telemarketer before moving to Taiwan. As a member of Taiwanese boyband F4, he has appeared on three albums. He has also released three solo albums, and collaborated with Korean star Kangta to produce one album, "Scandal." He has also been featured on singles by Beyoncé and Coco Lee.

Wu has also appeared in several dramas for Taiwanese television both with and without other members of F4, and has starred in three motion pictures.

Wu has directed two music videos off his "V.DUBB" album, as well as a video for Nike's "This is Love" campaign in Hong Kong. He was also executive producer with Terry Tye Lee on the Nike track, "She's Not Sorry."

Van Ness is managed by talent manager Carl Choi

Filmography

Television series

Movies

Books

Daydreamer - autobiography

With F4

* F4@Tokyo - 2005 photobook

* Comic Man - The First Anniversary of F4 - 2002 photobook

* Meteor In Barcelona - 2002 photobook

* F4 Music Party - 2001 photobook

Concerts

2010 APAHM Concert - Seattle, Washington & New York

2008 F4 Japan Tour-Yokohama, Tokyo, Osaka

2008 Murakami Contemporary Art Exhibition-''Geisai Museum, Tokyo Japan.

2007 Vanness Wu 2nd Solo Concert in Japan-My Kingdom

2006 Vanness Wu 1st Solo Concert in Japan-Vandalism in Tokyo

F4 Forever 4 - March 22–25, 2006 Hong Kong

F4 Bangkok Fantasy - 2004 Thailand

F4 Happy New Year 2004 - 2003 Philippines

The Event (with Ken and ASOS) - 2003 Philippines

Fantasy F4ever Live Concert World Tour - 2002~2003 Taiwan, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, China, U.S.

F4 Music Party - 2001 Taiwan

Discography

Studio album

Singles

With F4

With Kangta & Vanness

2006 - Scandal - Kangta & Vanness Collaboration

Other collaborations

Beyoncé Knowles - "Crazy in Love" (Asian releases only) [2004]

Coco Lee - "Hip Hop Tonight" [2006]

Commercials/Endorsements

MP3 Recorder Walkman

Siemens 2118

Legend Computers (China region)

Mingle Shoes (China region)

Lu Piao Shampoo (China region)

Samuel & Kevin

Bicowave & Bicogirl

Pepsi' - 2002~2005 Taiwan, Hong Kong, China

YAMAHA' - 2003 South East Asia

Other Ventures

3.V.0.7.

After having dabbled in a few ventures with friends, from clothing to a shoe store, night club to record company, movie productions to talent agency. Now finally comes something that Vanness has always loved doing but never really had the chance of getting real hands on, until now- jewelry.

He has always been drawing/designing but finally has met the right people to help put the visuals into solid form. Vanness has partnered up with Janet Yang President of Dazzling and J-Y Fashion, to design and create his first ever jewelry line. All of the pieces were designed to reflect where Vanness is currently in his life right now. From the chastity belt double finger ring, to a selection of crosses, which have all been on sale since February 13, 2009. Love. Faith.Live www.dazzlingdazzling.com

Smash and Grab

Smash and Grab was Co-Founded by Van Ness Wu in 2006 and is an up and coming broad-based entertainment company. They specialize in the creation, production, distribution, licensing and marketing of all types of entertainment and its business. Smash and Grab is leading the way in the entertainment industry. From music production and recording in there private Studio, to music videos, television, feature films, home video/DVD, books, product and brand licensing. Smash and Grab is formed by a group of young artists all with different entertainment backgrounds. They are a leading up and coming entertainment company working throughout Asia. www.sagprod.com

Triumvir

Van Ness Wu and his childhood friend Brandon Cheng first introduced Triumvir in 2004, an independent lifestyle company with apparel as its primary focus. Triumvir consists of a group of individuals, with varying takes on life shaped by different backgrounds, sub/cultures, experiences and upbringing of each member. Its these differences tied together by the main commonality of Orange County. For those unfamiliar with Orange County it is a sub/culturally diverse segment of Southern California. With a wide range of influences from skate to hip hop, punks to hipsters; its these intertwining subcultures that have molded these individuals to form Triumvir. www.triumvir.com

LeftFoot

Back in June 2007, Van Ness collaborated with Singaporean urban art icon Jahan and created the LeftFoot Taipei chapter. LeftFoot is a shoe boutique which specializes in limited edition footwear. www.leftfoot.com.tw

Primo

Vanness Wu also invested into the creation of an up scale and luxuriantly styled nightclub, which opened its doors for the first time on March 26, 2008. www.club-primo.com

Machi

Machi is a rap/hip hop record label which Vanness has also invested in. Based in Taiwan Machi was founded by music producer Jae Chong and Jeffrey Huang. www.machi.cc

See also

F4

References

External links

Vanness Wu Official Website and Community

Vanness Wu's Official Blog

The TFL.org approved Van Ness Wu Fanlisting

Category:Taiwanese male singers Category:Taiwanese actors Category:American musicians of Chinese descent Category:American actors of Asian descent Category:American people of Taiwanese descent Category:1978 births Category:Living people Category:American Protestants Category:Musicians from California Category:Chinese Protestants Category:People from Los Angeles, California Category:American musicians of Taiwanese descent Category:Taiwanese dancers Category:F4 (band) members Category:Taiwanese Mandopop singers Category:Taiwanese Protestants

Coordinates	49°40′56″N21°1′23″N
Name	Sammi Cheng
Caption	Cheng performing at "Love Mi Sammi Cheng 2009 Concert" on December 31, 2009.
Tradchinesename	鄭秀文
Simpchinesename	郑秀文
Pinyinchinesename	zhèng xìu wén
Jyutpingchinesename	zeng6 sau3 man4
Birthname	Cheng Sau Man 鄭秀文
Ancestry	Chaozhou (Teochew), Guangdong, China
Origin	Hong Kong
Birthdate	August 19, 1972 Most notably in the 1990s, she was dubbed by the media as the "new cantopop queen". On top of her celebrity status, Sammi's fortune is often reported by the local press. Many a times with income from outside the entertainment industry such as advertising and miscellaneous sources. In 2000 she was estimated to have a net worth of more than HK$100 million. In a 2002 publication, Cheng was listed as the highest paid female entertainer in Hong Kong, accompanying Jackie Chan who was the highest paid male entertainer at the time. Contrary to popular belief, "Twinnie" is not her birth name. The name came about when Sammi was still in school and her English Language teacher wanted everyone in class to have an English name. When Sammi turned to her sister for help, her sister came up with the name "Twinnie". The name was later changed to "Sammi" as "Sammi" sounds a little like "Sau Man". Cheng received her education at SKH St. Peter's Primary School and Tang Shiu Kin Victoria Government Secondary School. Although she came in third in the competition, the sponsoring record company, Capital Artists, saw her potential and offered her a recording contract. Cheng at the time was still in school, and had to balance her studies with her rising singing career. Before finishing school, Sammi had managed to release 3 full-length studio albums: "Sammi", "Holiday" and "Never Too Late". One of her first major award was the 1990 RTHK Top 10 Gold Songs Awards, where she was recognized as a best new prospect.
Name	Cheng, Sammi
Date of birth	1972-08-19
Place of birth	Hong Kong

Category:1972 births Category:Living people Category:Cantopop singers Category:Hong Kong film actors Category:Hong Kong singers Category:Hong Kong television actors Category:Hong Kong Mandopop singers Category:New Talent Singing Awards contestants Category:Hong Kong people of Chaoshanese descent Category:TVB actors

Coordinates	49°40′56″N21°1′23″N
Name	Ken Chu
Chinesename	朱孝天
Tradchinesename	朱孝天
Simpchinesename	朱孝天
Birthdate	January 15, 1979
Birthplace	Taiwan
Yearsactive	2000 - present
Associatedact	F4

Ken Chu Hsiao-tien (; born January 15, 1979 in Taiwan) is a famous Mandopop singer and composer, he is one of the members of the famous Taiwanese boy band F4 and also a prominent Taiwanese drama actor. Educated in Singapore (Boon Lay Secondary School), he speaks Mandarin, Cantonese and English.

He was working as a waiter in Taiwan when he was discovered by Cai Zhiping, the creator of the boy band F4. He started in showbiz working as a part time as an assistant for some artists, then acting in several idol series successfully which pushed him to the center of the stage. He starred in the TV series, Meteor Garden, and its sequel, Meteor Garden II. He was the lead in Sky of Love (2003) and Tokyo Trial (2006). In January 2005, he released his most anticipated solo album, On Ken's Time. He also released a cookbook, Mei Wei Guan Xi (Delicious Relations) on January 5, 2006. It was released in China on July 4, 2006, and four months later in Japan. Chu is now focusing on his solo acting career and has a huge fan base in Asia.

On February 24 and 25, 2007, he held his first solo concert in Japan, titled 2007 [I-KEN] 1st Concert at the Tokyo International Forum Hall A with an unplugged theme. December 2007, Chu starred alongside Iza Calzado in Philippine production movie "Batanes: Sa Dulo ng Walang Hanggan" of Ignite Media Films, directed by Adolf Alix.

Filmography

Movies

L-O-V-E (2009)

Released (5 December 2007 in the Philippines)

*Batanes: Sa Dulo ng Walang Hanggan (Batanes: At The Edge of Eternity) - as Kao Tan Philippines Dec. 5 2007

Released

*Dongjing Shenpan (The Tokyo Trial) - as Xiao Nan China 2006; Korea 2007

Released

*Oi duen liu sin (Sky of Love) - as Wen Jia Hui Hong Kong 2003

Television series

2009

*Momo Love-as Chen Qi

2008

*Wish to See You Again - as Ding Yu Hao 丁雨豪

2007

*The Legend of Chu Liuxiang - China as Chu Liuxiang Chuanqi (post-production; mid 2007)

2004

*City Of Sky - as Lu Bin Fei BS Channel, Japan 2006; ETTV, Taiwan 2006; Singapore 2007; QTV11 Philippines 2007

2003

*Love Storm - as Wan Bao Long CTS

2002

*Meteor Garden II - as Xi Men CTS

*Sunflower - as Xiao Long CTS

*Hi! Working Girl - as Himself CTV

*Come To My Place - as Tian Jian CTV

2001

*Marmalade Boy - as Yuu CTS

*Meteor Rain - as Xi Men CTS

*Yamada Tarō Monogatari - as Ho Fu CTS

*Meteor Garden - as Xi Men CTS

2000

*Ma La Xian Shi (Happy Campus) - as Jia Bao CTS

Discography

Studio album (solo)

Getting Real + Collection Album - 2009

On Ken's Time - 2005,'''

Soundtrack

*Love Storm - Inside of My Guitar 2003

F4 albums

F4's 360 Degrees - 2006

Can't Help Falling in Love - 2002

Books

Mei Wei Guan Xi (Delicious Relations) - cookbook

With F4

*F4@Tokyo - 2005 photobook

*Comic Man - The First Anniversary of F4 - 2002 photobook

*Meteor In Barcelona - 2002 photobook

*F4 Music Party - 2001 photobook

Endorsements

Qingdao Beer (2002, Taiwan)

Acer Mobile Phones (2000, Taiwan)

With F4

*Pepsi - 2002~2005 Taiwan, Hong Kong, China

*YAMAHA - 2003 South East Asia

*S&K; - 2002-2006 Taiwan, Hong Kong, China

*Asgard On-line Game - 2003 Taiwan

*Mingle Sneakers - 2002 Hong Kong

*Lenovo computer - 2002 China

*Lupiao Shampoo - 2002 China

*Chinesegamer On-line Game - 2001 Taiwan

*Siemens 2118 - 2001 Taiwan

Concerts

2008 KEN CHU CONCERT 2009 ~Freedom~ March 21-22, 2009 Tokyo, Japan / March 24, 2009 Osaka, Japan

2008 [I-KEN] 2nd Solo Concert March 8-9, 2008 Tokyo, Japan

2007 [I-KEN] 1st Solo Concert February 24-25, 2007 Tokyo, Japan

F4 Forever 4 - March 22-25, 2006 Hong Kong

On Ken's Time Mini Concert - 2005 Hong Kong

F4 Bangkok Fantasy - 2004 Thailand

F4 Happy New Year 2004 - 2003 Philippines

The Event (with Vanness and ASOS) - 2003 Philippines

Fantasy F4ever Live Concert World Tour - 2002~2003 Taiwan, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, China and the U.S.

F4 Music Party - 2001 Taiwan

Drama/ Theater

Played the main lead in the recently concluded mainland comedy stage play, " Love on A Two Street/He and His Two Wives", which played to different cities in China from November 2009 to February 2010.

External links

I-KEN (Official Fan Club)

F4ever (Official F4 Fan Club)

Ken Chu International Fans Club Taiwan

Kenforever

KCIFC Thailand

ONLYF4 International Fan Club

F4s International Fans Family

Ken Chu Indonesia

The TFL.org approved Ken Chu Fanlisting

References

Category:1979 births Category:Expatriates in Singapore Category:Taiwanese film actors Category:Taiwanese musicians Category:Taiwanese television actors Category:Taiwanese writers Category:Living people Category:F4 (band) members Category:Taiwanese Mandopop singers