Andy Lau, 196 1 was born in Hongkong on September 27th, 2008. He is an actor, singer, lyricist, producer and filmmaker, and one of the representative artists of the diversified development of film and television songs.

1982 Andy Lau graduated from TVB art training class with straight a's, and made his debut with Falcon in the same year. 1983 starred in The Condor Heroes, which set a 62-point viewing record in Hong Kong, but was later hidden by TVB for five years.

1982 entered the film industry at the beginning, starring in films such as Going to the Furious Sea, Extralegal Love, Love in Heaven, Dark War, Infernal Affairs and Blind Detective. By 20 14, he had won the Best Actor Award in the 3rd Hong Kong Film Awards and the Best Actor Award in the 2nd Taiwan Film Golden Horse Awards. In 2005, he was awarded the "1985-2005 Hong Kong Actor" award in Hong Kong Cinema, and in 2006, he was awarded the honorary academician of the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts.

199 1 Andy Lau founded a film company, and in 2005, he launched the Asian new star director program, and his films "Made in Hong Kong" and "Crazy Stone" attracted attention. In 2005, he became the centennial image ambassador of China film in Chinese film media awards, won the award of Asia's Most Contributing Filmmaker in Busan International Film Festival in 2006, and served as the chairman of the jury of the 49th Taiwan Film Golden Horse Award and the 7th Asian Film Awards in 2012-20/3.

1990 Andy Lau became popular with the album "Can I", and sang songs such as "Forgetting Water", "China People" and "Today". In 2000, he became the most award-winning Hong Kong male singer in Guinness World Records. By 20 14, he won the top ten most popular male singer awards in jade solid gold for six times, and nearly 50 official albums have been released, with the total number of records increasing to 100.

Andy Lau is enthusiastic about charity. In 1994, he founded "Andy Lau Charity Foundation". In 2000, he was named "Top Ten Outstanding Young People in the World". In 2008, he was appointed as an unofficial justice of the peace in Hong Kong. In 20/0/0, he was awarded the "Outstanding Chinese Award in the World". In the same year, he became the director and vice chairman of the China Welfare Foundation for the Disabled.