Chen Baixiang was born in Hong Kong on December 3, 1950. Hong Kong singer, host and actor. Chen Baixiang has four older sisters and one younger brother. He had a hard life when he was young. Chen Baixiang studied at St. Joseph's College. Because he was good at singing, others introduced him to sing for 400 yuan a month. In 1968, Chen Baixiang and Chen You, Peng Jianxin, Ye Zhiqiang and others formed the "losers" band. Chen Baixiang was the first lead singer
. In 1970, they participated in the amateur singing contest and won the championship. At the Hong Kong Youth Music Festival in 1971, they defeated Sam Hui's lotus band, which was already very popular at the time. After that, Chen Baixiang left the band for some reason, and Alan Tam also went to Singapore to study at university. The band announced its disbandment.
In 1978, Chen Baixiang guest starred in the comedy "Catch-Up" starring Chung Zhentao, Alan Tam, and Chen You; then starred in the TV series "Sisters" with Chen Jiayi, Chen Xinjian, Wang Mingquan, etc.; and then starred with Huang Xingxiu as the actor and actress , Starring in the TV series "Youth Boom". In 1979, Chen Baixiang and Alan Tam participated in a singing competition held by Wireless. As a result, Chen Baixiang ranked ahead of Alan Tam. The good results obtained in the singing competition allowed Chen Baixiang to successfully sign the wireless contract and named him Alat.
In 1982, Chen Baixiang began to participate in film performances. The first film he shot was "Modern Heavenly Master", and his comedic talent was brought into play. Then he filmed comedies such as "The King of Thieves", "82 Tenants" and "The Demon Hunter". [9] In 1983, Chen Baixiang joined the Shaw Brothers and starred in the comedy "The Heart of Flowers" with Xie Xian and Zhong Chuhong. In 1987, Chen Baixiang starred in Wang Jing's drama "The Hero of Gamblers" and the romantic comedy "The Hardcover Chasing Girls", respectively playing Wang Laowu and traffic lights.
In 1992, Chen Baixiang started from starring in "Comic Dragon" and collaborated with Stephen Chow in a number of films, including "The Deer and the Ding Ji", "The Deer and the Ding Ji II", "Wu Zhuang Yuan Su Qier" and so on. In 1993, Chen Baixiang participated in the comedy "Tang Bohu Pointing Autumn Fragrance" starring Zhou Xingchi, Gong Li and Zheng Peipei, playing Zhu Zhishan.
In 1997, as a producer, he supervised the comedy "Super Invincible Chasing Girls"; in 2005, he starred in the fashion comedy "Slim and Slender"; in 2010, he starred in the costume comedy "Tang Bohu Dian Qiuxiang 2 The Four Talents" ". In 2013, he participated in the comedy "I Love HK2013 Gong Xi Fa Cai". In 2015, he was awarded the Thousands of Stars Award by TVB.
Chen Baixiang is agile and has a humorous hosting style. With his simple and snobbish appearance, his role in Stephen Chow's movies often gives people a sense of black humorous presence, and often makes people laugh.
Representative works: "Deer and Ding Ji", "Chu Liuxiang", "Hardcover Chasing Girls", etc.
