Eason Chan's personal data

Eason Chan, 1974 was born in Hong Kong on July 27th, 1974. He is a male pop singer and actor in Hong Kong, China, and graduated from Kingston University, UK. 1995 won the championship of 14 rookie singing contest and officially debuted.

1996 released the first album "Eason Chan". 1997 starred in his first film, Sister Mong Kok. 1998 gained attention in the music world with the song "A Chinese Odyssey".

The song "King of K Songs" released in 2000 established its position in the music world. In 200 1 year, the pop rock album "It's Me Anyway" was released. In 2003, the first concept album "Black, White and Grey" was released; The song "Ten Years" in the album won the Top Ten Golden Melody Awards in the 4th Pepsi Music Billboard.

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"Ten Years" was written by Lin, composed by Chen, arranged and sung. This song was included in Eason Chan's album Black, White and Grey released on April 1 2003. It is the ending song of the TV series "The Beauty of a Talented Woman" and the episode of the movie "The Ferry Man".

In 2004, it won the top ten hits in the 4th Pepsi Music Billboard in ten years, 20 1 1, and the title of "Top Ten Love Songs in China in the New Century" sponsored by Love Radio 103.7FM in ten years.

2. Love Transfer is a mandarin song by Eason Chan, a famous Hong Kong male singer. This song was written and composed by Lin and included in the album "Admit it" released on April 24th, 2007. It is also the theme song of the movie Love Call Transfer.

This song has won many awards such as "Top Ten Singles of the Year" by China Musicians Exchange Association in 2007 and "Mandarin Song of the Year" by the 8th Chinese Music Media Award.