What are the male stars with peach blossom eyes?

Peach blossom eyes are an almost perfect eye shape. In the entertainment circle we are familiar with, many male stars have this eye shape, including Leslie Cheung, Hu Ge, and Aaron Kwok. So, in addition to the above, what other male celebrities have peach blossom eyes?

Male celebrities with peach blossom eyes

Jia Nailiang

Jia Nailiang, born on April 12, 1984 in Harbin, Heilongjiang Province, is an actor and graduated from the Beijing Film Academy.

In 2002, Jia Nailiang starred in his first TV series "Beijing Holiday"; in 2003, he starred in the costume historical drama "The Song of the Tang Dynasty" and the costume historical emotional drama "The Yang Family Generals"; in 2006, he became famous for starring in the TV series "Beautiful Decibel" and participated in the movie "The 601st Call" for the first time; in 2010, he starred in the classic remake "What Can I Do to Save You, My Love"; in 2011, he starred in the family emotional drama "When Mother-in-law Meets Mother" and won the Most Media-Focused Artist Award at the Asian Idol Festival; on November 20, 2013, the TV series "The Best Time" starring him was broadcast on Hunan Satellite TV. In 2014, he starred in the TV series "Male Doctor", which was broadcast on Dragon TV, Jiangsu TV and Shenzhen TV. It once again set a record for the first place in the national ratings and the number of online clicks exceeded 100 million in a single day.

Jia Nailiang and Li Xiaolu held their wedding on July 6, 2012, and they had a daughter on October 23, 2012.

In 2014, he participated in Zhejiang Satellite TV's large-scale celebrity parent-child reality show "Wuling Baojun Dad is Back", and led his daughter "Xiao Xinxin" to perform a heartwarming "daddy and cute baby" craze.

Leslie Cheung

Leslie Cheung was born in Hong Kong on September 12, 1956. He is a singer, actor, musician, and one of the representatives of the entertainment industry's multi-faceted development in film, television, and music.

He made his debut by participating in the Asia Singing Contest in 1977 and became famous in the music scene with the song "The Wind Continues to Blow" in 1983. In 1984, she established her position in the Hong Kong music scene with the song "Monica". In 1987, he became the first Cantonese singer to enter the Korean music market with his album "Love" and holds the record for sales of Chinese records in Korea. In 1988 and 1989, he won the Most Popular Male Singer Award at the Jade Solid Gold Awards. In 1999, he won the Golden Needle Award, the highest honor in the Hong Kong music scene. In 2000, he won the CCTV-MTV Music Festival Asia's Most Outstanding Artist Award. In 2010, they were selected by CNN as one of the "20 most famous singers or bands in the world in the past fifty years." He dabbles in music themes of different styles. In addition to being good at composing lyrics and music, he has also served as an MTV director, record producer, and concert artistic director.

She started acting in TV dramas in 1978, showing her delicate acting style in "The Woman in My Family". In the late 1980s, he shifted the focus of his career to the film industry, and successfully interpreted different types of roles such as Ning Caichen, Xu Zai, Cheng Dieyi, and Ouyang Feng. In 1991, he was elected Best Actor at the Hong Kong Film Awards for his role in Days of Being Wild; in 1993, he starred in Farewell My Concubine, which was the first film in Chinese film history to win the Palme d'Or at the Cannes International Film Festival, breaking the box office record of Chinese art films in the United States. He also received widespread attention from the international film community with this film, and won the Japan Film Critics Award for Best Actor and the Special Contribution Award from the Chinese Film Performance Art Society. In 1993, he served as a judge at the Tokyo International Film Festival. In 1998, he became the first Asian actor to serve as a judge at the Berlin International Film Festival. In 2005, he was selected as one of the 100 Outstanding Actors in the 100 Years of Chinese Cinema. In 2010, he was selected as one of the "25 Greatest Asian Actors in History" by CNN in the United States.

Hu Ge

Hu Ge, born on September 20, 1982 in Shanghai, is a Chinese mainland actor and singer. In 1996, at the age of 14, Hu Ge became a young host of Shanghai Educational Television. In 2001, he was admitted to the Performance Department of Shanghai Theatre Academy. In 2005, he became famous for his successful portrayal of the generous and affectionate "Li Xiaoyao" in the TV series "The Legend of Sword and Fairy", and entered the music scene by singing the interludes "June Rain" and "Xiaoyao Tan". In 2009, he was named one of the "Four Little Freshmen" in the "Post-80s New Generation Entertainment Superstars" selection, and won the Huading Award for Best Actor in Legendary TV Series twice. In 2010, "The Myth" starring Hu Ge broke the ratings record of CCTV-8. In 2011, Hu Ge played the role of "Lin Juemin" in the centenary blockbuster "The Revolution of 1911" and was nominated for the Best Newcomer Award at the 31st Hundred Flowers Awards. In 2013, Hu Ge established his own studio.

Aaron Kwok

Aaron Kwok was born on October 26, 1965 in Hong Kong. He is a multi-talented artist in the Chinese entertainment industry who is involved in singing, dancing, film and television, a concert dance director, and one of the representatives of energetic singing and dancing.

He was admitted to TVB dance training class in 1984 and became famous in Taiwan in 1990 with Kymco motorcycle advertisements. In the same year, he released his first solo album "Endless Love for You" and started his music stage career. Since then, he has successively released album songs such as "Should I Walk Away Quietly", "Call of Love", "paraparasakura" and "Get Moving". He has won the "Most Popular Male Singer" in Hong Kong's Top Ten Golden Songs three times and became the first artist to win the "Hong Kong Dance Annual Award" in 2005. The 450-degree rotating stage of the 2008 "Dancing with the Stars" concert was included in the Guinness World Records, and the Taipei concert set a record for the largest number of spectators for a Chinese star.

After 2003, Aaron Kwok shifted his work focus to the big screen. In 2005 and 2006, he won the Best Actor Award at the Taiwan Golden Horse Film Awards for the films "Forking Crossing" and "Father and Son" respectively. In 2006, he won the Best Actor Award at the Changchun International Film Festival for the film "Forking Crossing". In 2013, he won the Best Actor Award at the UK International Chinese Film Festival for the film "Eyewitness". The films he starred in, "The King's Woman" and "Cold War", twice became the annual box office champions of Hong Kong Chinese films.

Sammul Chan

Sammul Chan, born on May 4, 1978 in Hong Kong, China, is a Hong Kong film and television actor and singer.

In 1999, he participated in the All-Round DJ Recruitment and became a DJ at Metro Radio, thus entering the entertainment industry. In 1999, he signed a contract with TVB as an artist, thus starting his TVB acting career. In 2003, he received attention in Hong Kong for his role as lawyer Zhuo Weiming in the TV series "Legal Rookies". After his contract with TVB expired in August 2010, he did not renew it and moved to mainland China.

In 2011, he played Liu Heng in "Beauty's Rival in Palace" and became well-known to mainland audiences. In 2012, he played He Tian in "Gone with the Wind". In 2013, he played Du Yuntang in "Beauty of War", an emotional drama set in the war years of the Republic of China. On January 31, 2014, the ancient mythological fantasy drama "The Heroes of the Gods" was broadcast, in which he played Jiang Ziya.

Raymond Lam

Raymond Lam was born on December 8, 1979 in Xiamen and moved to Hong Kong at the age of 2. Actor and singer from Hong Kong, China, and honorary president of Xiamen Performing Arts Association.

He attracted attention in 2001 for his role as Ying Zheng in A Step into the Past, and became famous in 2004 for The Twin Dragons. In 2008, he starred in "Heart of Greed", which broke the Hong Kong ratings record since 1991; and with "Tai Chi", he became the first Hong Kong star to win the Best Actor Award at the Asian Television Awards. The movie "Legend of White Snake" starring him in 2011 topped the international box office charts for the week, and he won the Huading Award for Best Actor in 2013.