Lee Mao-shan
Taiwanese singer and television host
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| Born | (1960-04-11) 11 April 1960 (age 64) Taiwan | ||||||||||||||
| Occupation(s) | Singer, television host | ||||||||||||||
| Years active | 1979–present | ||||||||||||||
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| Traditional Chinese | 李茂山 | ||||||||||||||
| Simplified Chinese | 李茂山 | ||||||||||||||
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Lee Mao-shan (Chinese: 李茂山; pinyin: Lǐ Màoshān; born 11 April 1960)[1][2] is a Taiwanese singer and television host.
At 19, Lee won first place in a singing competition in 1979.[3] He released his debut album in 1984.[4] Lee won a Golden Melody Award in 1991, followed by a Golden Bell Award in 1993.[3] He left Taiwan in 1999, to avoid gambling debts,[3][5] and settled in Malaysia and Singapore.[3][4]
References
- ^ 若真遇到《無言的結局》李茂山會…… United Daily News 1986年08月08日
- ^ 李茂山明天28歲 United Evening News 1988年04月10日
- ^ a b c d "被"賭債"打垮! 李茂山有家歸不得" (in Chinese). Chinese Television Series News. 19 September 2011. Retrieved 15 September 2018.
- ^ a b "Gigs Picks: 2017 ADAC break in music concert, Natalie Ong, Lee Mao Shan and Bii". The Straits Times. 16 June 2017. Retrieved 15 September 2018.
- ^ "跑路藝人又一章 李茂山藏身大馬人氣不減". Nownews. 20 February 2009. Retrieved 20 February 2009.
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- Chang Hsiao-yen (1980)
- Lee Chi-chun (1981)
- Chang Hsiao-yen (1982)
- Chang Hsiao-yen (1983)
- Tien Wen-chung and Shen Chun-hua (1984)
- Tien Wen-chung and Shen Chun-hua (1985)
- Chow Mei-yee and Ba Ge (1986)
- Chow Mei-yee and Ba Ge (1987)
- Chao Shu-hai (1988)
- Fang Fang and Peng Chia-chia (1989)
- Chao Ning and Yvette Tsui (1990)
- Ba Ge and Fang Fang-fang (1991)
- Chao Ning and Yvette Tsui (1992)
- Fang Fang-fang and Lee Mao-shan (1993)
- − (1994)
- Chang Fei and Fei Yu-ching (1995)
- − (1996)
- Fei Yu-ching and Luo Shih-feng (1997)
- − (1998)
- Matilda Tao (1999)
- Chang Hsiao-yen, Harlem Yu, Mickey Huang and Pu Hsueh-liang (2000)
- Chang Hsiao-yen, Harlem Yu, Mickey Huang and Pu Hsueh-liang (Variety) / Matilda Tao
(Entertainment & Humor) (2001) - Tong Chih-cheng (Variety) / Chris Hung and Liu Fu-chu (Musical Variety) (2002)
- Kuo Tzu-chien (Variety) / Chris Hung and Liu Fu-chu (Musical Variety) (2003)
- Chang Fei and Huang Pin-yuan
(Variety) / Peng Chia-chia and Chiang Shu-na (Musical Variety) (2004) - Kevin Tsai and Dee Hsu (Variety) / Fei Yu-ching (Musical Variety) (2005)
- Hsu Nai-lin and Sam Tseng (Variety) / Peng Chia-chia and He Yi-hang (Musical Variety) / Huang Hsi-tien (Community Variety) / Wu Nien-jen (Info Variety) (2006)
- Matilda Tao (Variety) / Chiang Shu-na (Musical Variety) / Hou Chang-ming (Community Variety) (2007)
- Jacky Wu and Aya Liu (Variety) / Li Jing (Musical Variety) / (2008)
- Hu Gua (2009)
- Chu Ke-liang and Rene Hou (2010)
- Hsieh Hsin-hao and Aaron Chan (2011)
- Peng Chia-chia and Hsu Hsiao-shun (2012)
- Chang Hsiao-yen and Mickey Huang (2013)
- Hsu Nai-lin and Sam Tseng (2014)
- Mickey Huang (2015)
- Jacky Wu and Sandy Wu (2016)
- Show Lo and Linda Chien (2017)
- Hu Gua, Aaron Chan and Cheryl Hsieh (2018)
- Mickey Huang and Pu Hsueh-liang (2019)
- Hsieh Hsin-hao and Chen Tai-hsiang (2020)
- Jesse Tang, Aaron Yan and Sandy Wu (2021)
- Mickey Huang and Lulu Huang Lu Zi Yin (2022)
- Jacky Wu, Chen Han-dian and Lulu Huang Lu Zi Yin (2023)
- Best Actor
- Best Actress
- Best Supporting Actor
- Best Supporting Actress
- Best Actor (Miniseries or Television Film)
- Best Actress (Miniseries or Television Film)
- Best Supporting Actor (Miniseries or Television Film)
- Best Supporting Actress (Miniseries or Television Film)
- Best Newcomer in a Television Series
- Best Host in a Reality or Game Show
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