KnowraAaron KwokAaron KwokAaron Kwok is a Hong Kong singer, dancer, and actor who became one of the Four Heavenly Kings of Cantopop.BriefConnectJacky Cheung: Jacky Cheung is a Hong Kong singer and actor known as one of the Four Heavenly Kings of Cantopop. A fellow member of the quartet that established Kwok’s place in Cantopop.Cantopop: Cantopop is a genre of popular music sung primarily in Cantonese. It is the music industry in which Kwok became a leading star.Loving You Never Stops: “Loving You Never Stops” is a 1990 Cantonese pop song associated with Aaron Kwok. Its success helped introduce Kwok as a recording artist after his television work.TVB: TVB is a Hong Kong television broadcaster founded in 1967. Kwok trained as a dancer through TVB before gaining recognition as a singer.Hong Kong Film Award for Best Actor: The Hong Kong Film Award for Best Actor honors a leading performance in a Hong Kong film. Kwok won the award for his performance in After This Our Exile.Andy Lau: Andy Lau is a Hong Kong singer and actor known as one of the Four Heavenly Kings of Cantopop. His parallel music and film career made him Kwok’s fellow Heavenly King.Hong Kong action cinema: Hong Kong action cinema is a film tradition known for choreographed combat and kinetic stunts. Kwok’s action roles brought his dance-trained physicality to film.Should I Quietly Walk Away: “Should I Quietly Walk Away” is a Cantonese pop song released by Aaron Kwok in 1991. The song became one of his early signature hits.Hong Kong: Hong Kong is a city and special administrative region on China’s southern coast. Kwok’s career developed within the city’s Cantonese-language entertainment industry.After This Our Exile: After This Our Exile is a 2006 Hong Kong drama film directed by Patrick Tam. Kwok’s performance as an abusive father earned him a major acting award.Show all 25Linked from 3 pagesShow all 3