Jacky Cheung, a Hong Kong actor and singer, is an influential music superstar and famous film actor in Asia and Chinese. He is one of the "Four Kings" in Hong Kong music scene and enjoys the reputation of "God of Songs" in Chinese-speaking areas.
1986 joined debao film company as an actor, and participated in "Loudspeaker from the Thunder" (1986), which attracted attention. In the same year, he starred in Shu Kei's "I'm slutty enough". 1988 starred in Wong Kar-wai's "as tears go by" and won the Best Supporting Actor Award in the 8th Hong Kong Academy Awards.
Later, he successively appeared in Special Police Killing Dragons (directed by Yuan Heping), mother vs mother, Eight Stars (directed by Du Qifeng) and Best Son-in-law (1988). 1990 starred in the martial arts business card "the legendary swordsman" and won the Best Supporting Actor Award in the 27th Taiwan Golden Horse Award.
His other business cards include Infernal Affairs (directed by Cheng Xiaodong), curry chili (directed by Ke Shouliang), Bloody Streets (directed by John Woo, 1990), Huang Feihong (directed by Tsui Hark) and Dao Dao Dao (directed by Cheng Xiaodong,199/kloc-).