Aaron Kwok’s 10 most iconic looks biggest moments in showbiz and beyond

Oct 26 , 2017

Hong Kong singer, dancer and actor Aaron Kwok, here at the launch of his 2000 film, ‘Legend of the East’, in Malaysia, has spent 27 years in the spotlight. Photo: AP

As Hong Kong entertainer celebrates his 52nd birthday, we look back on some of the eye-catching moments of his life in the spotlight

Happy birthday to Hong Kong singer, dancer and actor Aaron Kwok Fu-shing. The entertainer hailed in the 1990s as one of the Four Heavenly Kings of Canto-pop – alongside Jacky Cheung Hok-yau, Leon Lai Ming and Andy Lau Tak-wah – turns 52 today.

Aaron Kwok Fu-shing sings in the Environmental Protection Concert at the Hong Kong Coliseum in 1996.

Kwok, who has been dubbed the “King of Stage” because of his eye-catching dance moves, continues to turn heads.

In celebration of his birthday, we check out 10 of his most iconic moments.

TV commercial in 1990

Aaron Kwok became a star – literally overnight – after his floppy hair and handsome face wowed audiences in Taiwan and Hong Kong while appearing in a Taiwanese TV commercial for a Honda motorcycle in 1990.

‘Loving You Endlessly’

Aaron Kwok performs in Hong Kong in 2001. Photo: Edmund So

He released a Mando-pop album called Loving You Endlessly in 1990, which sold more than one million copies across Asia.

First Canto-pop album

A publicity photograph for the Aaron Kwok de Showy Masquerade World Tour Live In Concert 2011. Photo: First Strong Workshop Limited

Kwok’s debut Canto-pop album, Dance Endlessly, Love Endlessly, Sing Endlessly was released in 1992.

Signature dance song

Singer Aaron Kwok dances during a pop concert at Hong Kong Coliseum in 1998. Photo: May Tse

His dance moves to The Fourth Night Feelings were recognised in the Jade Solid Gold Top 10 Awards in 1992, with the song becoming one of his signature dance songs.

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