Chris Lee, born in Chengdu on March 1984, is a China pop singer, songwriter, film actress and concert director. In 2005, Chris Lee won the national champion of "Super Girl" competition, and appeared on the cover of June+10 of Time magazine in the United States. In 2006, he released his first solo album "The Queen and Dreams", with a year-end sales of 1.37 million copies, and founded his own brand concert "WhyMe". In 2007, he released his second album "My" and made his first national tour, and then appeared in Time magazine. In 2008, she released the concept album "Young China People" and won the MTV Asian Music Award for China's Most Popular Singer Award.
In 2009, she released the album Chris Lee. Entering Madame Tussauds Wax Museum, she won the Asian Best Singer Award at the Asian Music Festival. 20 10 set up a personal studio. 20 1 1 released the album "Dancing Literary Youth" and became the first mainland singer to win the National Best Female Singer Award of Hong Kong's Top Ten Chinese Golden Songs. In 20 12, she held a crazy world tour and won the best singer award of "Asian Mom" in Korea. 20 13 won the EMA mtv mtv europe music awards best artist award for his original work "If you are not crazy, you will grow old". In 20 14, she released the album "1987 I didn't know I would meet you" and won the WMA World Music Award and the APEC Outstanding Woman Award, the highest sales award in Greater China. In 20 15, she made her debut in CCTV Spring Festival Evening with her personal work Shu Embroidery.
In 2009, Chris Lee dabbled in film and television, starring in bodyguards and assassins, Flying Sword in Longmen and Guillotine, and was twice shortlisted for the best original movie song in the Academy Awards. Bodyguards and assassins won the Best New Actor Gold Award, Asian Film Critics Association Award, Hong Kong Academy Award and Hundred Flowers Award Best New Actor nomination from the Hong Kong Directors Association and the Asian Film Awards. 20 13 starred in Lai Shengchuan's drama "Like a Dream". 20 14 was invited by the government to be the awarding guest of Cannes International Film Festival.
Chris Lee is the lifelong image spokesperson of Corn Love Fund.