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| Born | August 8, 1969 |
| Hometown | Dongcheng District, China |
| Height | 5'9" (1.74m) |
| Spouse | Li Yapeng (m 2005 - 2013) , Dou Wei (m 1996 - 1999) |
| Partner | Nicholas Tse (2014 - present) |
| Children | Leah Dou |
| Parents | Xia Guiyin , Wang Youlin |
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A Guide to the Films of Tony Leung, Hong Kong's Greatest Living Actor
- Touted as the first Marvel superhero movie with Asian lead actors and an Asian director, Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings retrofits a 1970s comic book into the Marvel Cinematic Universe. It’s the feature debut for Simu Liu as a martial arts master who has to confront his family’s past secrets. Also starring […] The post A Viewing Guide to the Films of Tony Leung, Quite Possibly the World’s Greatest Working Actor appeared first on InsideHook.
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New Chinese radio station launched in Singapore
A new radio station was launched for Chinese-speaking listeners in Singapore on Monday (8 January). Owned by SPH Radio, 96.3好(Hao)FM offers new infotainment programmes and classic hits by Wan Fang, Winnie Hsin, Faye Wong or Jacky Cheung. The station targets listeners aged 45 years and above. Radio DJs Jing Yun, Carine, De Ming and Jie Qi will host the morning drive-time show from 6am to 10am to deliver the news and current affairs discussions; Anna Lim will host a health and lifestyle segment fr
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Alibaba’s Jack Ma Has a New Title: Recording Artist
A new song is the latest demonstration of the billionaire's artistic prowess.
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Alibaba founder Jack Ma just added 'recording artist' to his list of accomplishments
The billionaire e-commerce entrepreneur has released a song in anticipation of his upcoming short film due for release on Singles' Day.
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Peter Chan in awe with Leah Dou's talent
The Hong Kong producer was amazed by the young songwriter's ability to capture the essence of "Soul Mate"
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How Asians See America
In the film "Chungking Express," the actress Faye Wong listens to the Mamas and the Papas hit "California Dreaming" on repeat while she works odd hours at a local snack bar. Through this repetition, it becomes obvious that her dreams of America are palpable, but so is the distance to get there. In a new exhibition at the Museum of Chinese in America, however, we are able see the U.S. through the images from and of its Chinese visitors and immigrants.
