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Fantasy+Plus (EP) December 25, 2001

Jay reprises three songs he wrote for other singers in the past in his concert

01 Snail Lyrics:Jay Chou Curve:Jay Chou Edit:Wu Qinglong

02 You're Happier Than Ever Lyrics:Fong Wen Shan Curve:Jay Chou Edit:Tu Huiyuan

03 The End of the World Lyrics:Jay Chou Curve:Zhou Xingmin

03 The End of the World Lyrics:Jay Chou Edit:Zhong Xingmin

The end of the world is the end of the world. The End of the World Lyrics:Jay Chou Curve:Jay Chou Edit:Jay Chou

"Octave" July 19, 2002

01 Orcs Lyrics:Fong Wen Shan Curve:Jay Chou Edit:Macky Lam

02 Peninsula Steel Box Lyrics:Jay Chou Curve:Jay Chou Edit:Macky Lam

03 The Secret Word Lyrics:Hsu Sai Cheong Curve:Jay Chou Edit:Macky Lam

04 Dragon Fist Lyrics:Jay Chou Curve:Jay Chou Edit:Macky Lam

09 The Little Blacksmith of Milan Lyrics:Fong Wen Shan Curve:Jay Chou Edited by Hong Jing Yao

10 The Last Battle Lyrics:Fong Wen Shan Curve:Jay Chou Edited by Chung Hing Man

Yeh Huey Mee July 31, 2003

01 In the Name of My Father Lyrics:Wong Chun Long Curve:Jay Chou Edited by Hong Jing Yao

02 The Coward Lyrics. 07 The Same Tune Lyrics:Fong Wen Shan Curve:Jay Chou Edit:Chung Hing Man

08 Her Eyelashes Lyrics:Fong Wen Shan Curve:Jay Chou Edit:Jay Chou

09 Cliffs of Love Lyrics:Maxine Tsui Curve:Jay Chou Edit:Chung Hing Man

10 Terraces Lyrics:Jay Chou Curve:Jay Chou Edit:Jay Chou

11 Double Knives Lyrics:Fong Wen Shan Curve:Jay Chou Edit:Chung Hing Min

The Search for Jay EP November 11, 2003

01 Trajectory Lyrics:Wong Chun-Lang Curve:Jay Chou Edit:Chung Hing-Man

02 Broken Strings Lyrics:Fong Wen-Shan Curve:Jay Chou Edit:Chung Hing-Min

Seven Miles of Scented Fragrance August 03, 2004

01 My Place Lyrics:Fong Wen-Shan Curve:Jay Chou Edit. Hong Jing Yao

02 Seven Miles Lyrics Lyrics:Fong Wen Shan Curve:Jay Chou Edit:Chung Hing Man

03 Excuses Lyrics:Jay Chou Curve:Jay Chou Edit:Jay Chou

04 Grandma Lyrics:Jay Chou Curve:Jay Chou Edit:Jay Chou

05 The General Lyrics:Wong Chun Long Curve:Jay Chou Edit:Hong Jing Yao

06 Stranded Lyrics:Sung Kin Cheung Curve:Jay Chou Edit.

07 Dancing in the Spring and Autumn Song Lyrics:Fong Wen Shan Curve:Jay Chou Edit:Chung Hing Man

08 Battle of the Beasts Lyrics:Lau Kin Cheung Curve:Jay Chou Edit:Choi Ko Chun

09 The Garden Party Lyrics:Fong Wen Shan Curve:Jay Chou Edit:Hung King Yiu

10 The Death of Stopping the Battle Lyrics:Fong Wen Shan Curve:Jay Chou Edit:Jay Chou

J III MP3 Player 2005/06/26 EP

01 Drift Lyrics:Fong Wen Shan Curve:Jay Chou Edit:Michael Lam

02 All the Way to the North Lyrics:Fong Wen Shan Curve:Jay Chou Edit:Michael Tsai

The Chopin of November 2005/11/01

01 Night Song Lyrics:Fong Wen Shan Curve:Jay Chou Edit:Michael Lam

02 Blue Storm Lyrics:Fong Man Shan Curve:Jay Chou Edit:Hong King Yao

03 Hair Like Snow Lyrics:Fong Man Shan Curve:Jay Chou Edit:Lin Maike

04 Black Sweater Lyrics:Jay Chou Curve:Jay Chou Edit:Lin Maike

05 Song of Chu Lyrics:Jay Chou Curve:Jay Chou Edit:Hong King Yao

06 Maple Lyrics:Sung Kin Cheung Curve:Jay Chou Edit :Zhong Xingmin

07 Romantic Cell Phone Lyrics:Fong Wen Shan Curve:Jay Chou Edit:Hong Jing Yao

08 Against the Scale Lyrics:Huang Jun Lang Curve:Jay Chou Edit:Zhong Xingmin

09 Maltose Lyrics:Fong Wen Shan Curve:Jay Chou Edit:Hong Jing Yao

10 Coral Sea Lyrics:Fong Wen Shan Curve:Jay Chou Edit:Zhong Xing Yao

The Huo Yuanjia EP 2006 January 20, 2006

01 Huo Yuanjia Lyrics:Fong Wen Shan Curve:Jay Chou Edit:Hong Jing Yao

02 Dedication to the World Lyrics:Lin Xi Curve:Jay Chou Edit:Jin Peida

Still Vantage Point September 5, 2006

01 The Seventh Chapter of the Night Lyrics:Wong Chun Lang Curve:Jay Chou Edit:Chung Hing Man, Lin Maike

02 Listen to your mother Lyrics: Jay Chou Curve: Jay Chou Jay Chou Curve: Jay Chou Edit: Lin Maike, Hong Jing Yao

03 A Thousand Miles Away - Jay Chou/Fei Yuqing Lyrics: Fong Wen Shan Curve: Jay Chou Edit: Lin Maike

04 Materia Medica Lyrics: Fong Wen Shan Curve: Jay Chou Edit: Lin Maike

05 Stand Back Lyrics: Sung Kin Cheong Curve: Jay Chou Arranged by Lin Maike

06 The Red Mimic Lyrics: Jay Chou Curve: Jay Chou Edit: Lin Maike

06 Red Mimicry Lyrics: Jay Chou Curve: Jay Chou Edit: Jay Chou Edit: Lin Maike

07 Heart Rain Lyrics: Fong Wen Shan Curve: Jay Chou Edit: Lin Maike

08 White Windmill Lyrics: Jay Chou Curve: Jay Chou Edit: Choi Ko Chun

09 Rosemary Lyrics: Fong Wen Shan Curve: Jay Chou Edit: Chung Hing Man

10 Chrysanthemum Terrace Lyrics: Fong Wen Shan Curve: Jay Chou Edit: Chung Hing Min

The Golden Armor EP December 12, 2006

01 Golden Armor Lyrics:Fong Wen Shan Curve:Jay Chou

02 Chrysanthemum Terrace (Piano Version)

"Secrets You Can't Tell" August 13, 2007

01 Secrets You Can't Tell Lyrics:Fong Wen Shan Curve:Jay Chou Edited by Jay Chou

Personal

Jackie Chou (1979 January 18 - ), is the first person to be born in China. Jay Chou (January 18, 1979 -), nicknamed "Chou Dong" or "Little King Jay Chou", is a singer, songwriter, and lyricist from Taiwan (Taipei). He has largely elevated the status of lyricists and songwriters in the Chinese music industry, and Jay Chou himself is one of the most influential newcomers to Chinese music in the last five years, along with several other well-known Chinese producers such as Wang Leehom and David Tao. Jay's own compositions and vocals, most of which are lyricized by Fong, are more daring than the average pop song in that they venture into never-before-seen subjects, such as domestic violence in "I'm Back, Dad", martial arts in "Double-Cutting Stick", world history in "Love Before Western Era", environmental protection in "Terraces", and the paparazzi in "Chorus from All Sides", all of which have created an impact on the contemporary Chinese music scene. Some say Jay was influenced by Luo Dayou and the god of song, Jacky Cheung, who began to like and create pop music, and these two heavyweights of the Chinese music industry have invariably become Jay's enlightened teachers for entering the pop music world.

Jay Chou's musical style is also very diverse, with his specialties being rhythm and blues (R&B) and rap. His innovative use of Western classical music in his songs includes a Mozart sonata-style crossover in "Nunchucks" and a Gregorian chant at the beginning of "Blue Storm," as well as Chinese martial arts (such as "Nunchucks"). "Nunchucks", "Dragon Fist" and "Huo Yuanjia") or Chinese music (in "Niang Zi", the guitar for the In "Nyonya", the guitar in the scene is played with the rotating fingers of the pipa, and folk music instruments are used: "Chaos Dancing in Spring and Autumn", "Hair Like Snow", etc.). Jay's fusion of Chinese and Western music styles creates a fresh sound that is very different from mainstream Taiwanese music. Some of his songs include recordings of natural environments or everyday objects, which enhance the storytelling of the music (e.g., the chess game in "The General," the camera clicking in "Chorus from All Sides," the phone dialing in "Blue Storm," etc.). "Blue Storm", the sound of dialing a telephone, the sound of a ping-pong ball hitting the ground in "Class 3, Year 2"). In terms of arrangement, his songs are rich in harmony: often the main theme, harmony, rap, and melody will be added layer by layer and faded out layer by layer at the end, which has a sense of hierarchy; the same melody is recorded and played on two tracks at the same time in the left and right ears, which has a three-dimensional chorus effect. His intentionally unclear biting makes the rap part of the song more rhythmic.

Jay Chou's parents divorced when he was a child, and he was raised by his mother.

In elementary school, Jay became obsessed with music and showed an amazing talent. His mother, who had been looking forward to his son's success, chipped in to buy a piano for him. "Playing the piano, he tapped into his potential and slowly built up his musical "capital".

After graduating from high school, Jay didn't go to college and had to work as a waiter in a restaurant, where he was scolded by his boss and had his paycheck deducted.

Then, by chance, Jay was "spotted" by Wu Zongxian, the boss of Taiwan's music industry, and entered Wu's company as a music production assistant. In the meantime, he kept writing songs, but the results were put aside by Wu, some even thrown into the paper basket in front of him.

Jay Chou was not discouraged, and Wu Zongxian was moved by his efforts and promised the singer to sing his songs. However, many famous singers are reluctant to show their voices, because the songs he wrote are too rare and odd One day, Wu Zongxian threw him a chance: 10 days, write 50 songs, then pick 10, sing them yourself and make an album. Finally, his first album came out and immediately became a sensation in the singing world. The second album, "Fantasia," which immediately followed, took the pop music world by storm again.

Bing Xin has a little poem: "The flower of success/people only admired her present bright color/but her buds/soaked with tears of struggle/spilled with blood of sacrifice! Jay Chou's journey to fame is not exactly the most graphic and vivid interpretation of this poem?

Music

1. "Lovely Woman" was originally made for Wu Zongxian to sing (originally, the words had been written by Xian, called "Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter", but Xian said it was not cool. The Ninja was originally intended to be sung by Zhang Huimei, but the result was that she found it unsuitable and returned it.

3. "Dad! I'm back" was originally intended to be sung by Kang Kang (the song was written with Fong Wen Shan and called "Shake My Horse", which was returned when it was handed over to Xian, and then it was written as "Dad! I'm Back" to Kang Kang. He said it was strange to sing, not good to sing and returned)

4. "Indian old turtledove" is to see the Jackie Chan movie "Westfield Dragon" after writing (after watching the movie came back to the lyrics of "black humor" to write "Indian old turtledove" song out, and then the lyrics to draw out. I wrote "The End of the World" immediately after a breakup (I asked my girlfriend to come out to the movies that day, and then the woman came, but brought another man with her, and then broke up with Jay)

6. "Orca" was written after a bathroom break, with a sudden burst of inspiration.

7. "Love in the West before the dollar" at the very beginning of the small voice of the arrangement is Jay himself to do the DEMO demo in the small sample, and then the official arrangement before coming in, the second chorus after the C section is the recording of a sudden thought of the melody to add,,, the lyrics are Fong Wenshan to go to visit the museum after a visit to a museum exhibition after a feeling to write out of the ......

9. "Tea Brewed by Grandpa" was sung like this when recording the DEMO tape: "Tea brewed by Grandpa, hard to drink, but also to say good~"

10. "Shanghai 1943" Jielen thought of adding the sound of the old gramophone when making the DEMO tape, but then he felt that some people had used it before, and he didn't use this sound.

11. "William Castle" Jielen in the DEMO tape has thought of vampire theme, with MIDI to make the organ, but also in front of the horse hooves and other sound effects, the last "bullfighting" that part of the recording when now added to the.

12. "Quiet" is the song that took the longest time to write for the second album.

13. "Split" was the song that took the longest to write for the third album.

14. "Simple Love" was made on guitar.

15. He used to bring in his schoolmates for the concerts, especially those who could imitate his voice.

16. Jay's love of the piano is like a child of his age trying to eat ice cream. Chen Shiguang, his high school piano teacher, said that when Jay was a teenager, he had an overage knack for improvising. Once, as soon as he sat down, he started playing the national anthem, which was supposed to be very serious, and he adapted it to make it fun, kind of like a pop version of the national anthem.

17. His first published work was Wu Zongxian's Taiwanese-language song "Three All Nights and Three Days"

18. Before he became famous, Jay wrote a song called "Tears to Know", which was recommended to Andy Lau by Wu Zongxian. Liu only glanced at the words, and then shook his head and said, "How can tears know, tears want to know what?" Immediately rejected the song! He really didn't know the good stuff. In the end, it was given to Wen Lan to sing, and the result was awesome. Jay's song. Wenshan Fang's lyrics. The song is on Wen Lan's "A Little Bit Wild" album.

19. The first collaborative release between Jay and Fong was: "The Sound of Falling Rain", written for Jiang Hui.

20. "Niang Zi", the Rap part of the song was improvised by Jay himself, and Fong even questioned Jay about it, thinking that even if he had to add the Rap part, he would write flawless Rap lyrics. Jay, who is also very stubborn about his own music, said that he couldn't change what he was feeling at that moment, which made Fong a bit of a pain in the ass.

21. Jay admires Fong from the bottom of his heart! "Don't look at him like this, but he's actually a really cool weirdo! He's got a bunch of weird ideas in his head! For example, he wrote me three versions of 'Old Indian Turtle Dove', one of which was actually satirical and sarcastic. But then, after consideration, I thought, "I've got Eminem and Zhang Zhenyue doing the cursing, so I'll just go for the 'funny' route?

22. Fong revealed that there were actually two versions of the lyrics for the song "Shanghai 1943", one was the "Shanghai" version and the other was a love song titled "no interest". Fang turned over the lyrics of the song "No Interest", "I hate myself for falling in love with you without any interest, just to say that you are also here, just like this I love you without any reason, please believe that no one can replace you...". Speaking, he was embarrassed to say, "It's really too vulgar, and too many people write songs that talk about love like this, at first the company felt it was safer to write a love song, but Jay and I both felt it was better to have the Shanghai version."

23. The title of the song "Love Cliff" was originally called "Falling into the Cliff".

24. The title of the song "You Can Hear Me" was originally called: Dependence.

25. 'You Can Hear Me' left the ambush line.

Fans who listen carefully will find ...... "You can hear" at about 2:10,, is: only you can hear ......

This line Jay has already explained on the radio is intentionally to make the effect of the use of computers to make the

If someone listened to the CD backwards they would have heard it.

26. The song that took the most time to be sung in "Yeh Hye Mi": "Love Cliff"

27. "3 Years 2 Class" took the radio to say that the guy in the report from the guidance office was a friend of his (who is the younger brother of Jong from SBDW) ...... And the most important thing is that that guy appeared in the first three albums again.

"Bullfighting": want to pick it, pick it~~

"Dad! I'm Back": you go away~~

"Peninsula Iron Box": Miss~ please ask if there is a Peninsula Iron Box for sale~

Director's Part

In 2007, Jay directed his own original story work, "Can't Tell the Secret", and acted as the male lead in it, with which Gui Lun-mei portrayed the role of Lu Xiaoyu to interpret a touching love story.

Lady Guey Lun-mei commented in an interview that "Unspeakable Secrets" is the most relaxing and comfortable movie she has ever appeared in, and Guey Lun-mei also complimented Jay Chou on his very high EQ, and his very thoughtful compositions and subplots.

"Unspeakable Secret" not only won good reputation, but also won very good box office.

In "Can't Tell a Secret", Jay's identities are: director, original story, starring role and movie music.

Jay Chou and Guey Lun-mei were in Shanghai, Beijing, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Singapore, Hong Kong and Taipei to promote their new movie "Can't Tell a Secret".

Other creations

Wu Zongxian

Juggling (Wu Zongxian Off the Track)

Off the Track (Wu Zongxian Off the Track)

Don't Love My Picture (Wu Zongxian Off the Track)

Three All Nights, Three Days (Wu Zongxian's Taiwanese song)

You're Happier Than Ever (Wu Zongxian You're Happier Than Ever)

Roof (Wu Zong Xian You're happier than before)

Swing Say Goodbye (Wu Zong Xian Three All Nights)

The one who sings is the happiest (Wu Zong Xian Three All Nights)

Easily broken heart (Wu Zong Xian Three All Nights)

Speak out loud what's in your heart (Wu Zong Xian Three All Nights)

Blind and Deaf (Wu Zong Xian Forever)

Chen Xiaochun

The one I love (Chen Xiaochun, give me a hug)

Bitchy (Cantonese) (Chen Xiaochun, give me a hug (Cantonese version)

Hug (Chen Xiaochun, give me a hug)

Erratic (Chen Xiaochun, give me a hug)

Consecrate the world (Chen Xiaochun, count on your hardness)

Certainly happy (Chen Xiaochun, count on your hardness)

Warm up (Chen Xiaochun, count on your hardness)

Warm up (Wu Zongxian, three days all night long)

Say what's on your mind.

Wen Lan

Happy Birthday to Me (Wen Lan Wen Style Effect)

Summer Breeze (Wen Lan Wen Style Effect)

Wind in My Ears (Wen Lan Sixth Sense)

Bidding Farewell Without Saying Good-Bye (Wen Lan Sixth Sense)

You WILL GET MT HEART (Wen Lan Sixth Sense)

Liking the Look of This (Wen Lan)

North Star (Wen Lan, a little wild)

Moving Heart (Wen Lan, a little wild)

The Tears Know (Wen Lan, a little wild)

Going (Wen Lan, Blue Rain)

Hot (Wen Lan, Blue Rain)

Ellen Tsai

Saying I Love You (Jolin Tsai, Watch Me 72 Changes)

Prague Square (布拉格广场)

Prague Square ( Jolin Tsai: Look at Me 72 Changes)

Pirate (Jolin Tsai: Castle)

It's Love (Jolin Tsai: Castle)

Rewind (Jolin Tsai: Castle)

Chivalry (Jolin Tsai: Masked Princess of Chivalry)

How Come You Can't Even Speak Clearly (Jolin Tsai: LUCKY NUMBER)

S.H.E

Touchdown (S.H.E FOREVER New Songs + Selections)

Tropical Rainforest (S.H.E Youth Co.Ltd)

River Park (S.H.E Super Star)

Migratory Birds (S.H.E Encore)

SBDW

Wildchildren (SBDW World's End)

The End of the World (SBDW The End of the World)

Hala (SBDW The End of the World)

You Go (SBDW The End of the World)

It's Not About Not Wanting (SBDW Wanne Fly)

La Mumsic (SBDW)

Juyun Hsu

One Day at a Time (Juyun Hsu) (True Love is Invincible)

Snail (Xu Ru Yun True Love is Invincible)

Prohibition of Sadness (Xu Ru Yun True Love is Invincible)

Kang Kang

Tear-jerking (Kang Kang Tear-jerking)

Maybe You're Right (Kang Kang Tear-jerking)

Light Bulb (Kang Kang Yuanmeng)

Light Bulb 2 (Kang Kang Yuanmeng)

Timing Bomb (Kang Kang Round Dream)

Edge of the Blade (Kang Kang Round Dream)

Jiang Hui

Love Dreaming Fish (Jiang Hui Love Dreaming Fish)

Sound of Falling Rain (Jiang Hui Half Dreaming, Half Awake)

Who the hell is Yi (Jiang Hui Red Threads)

Jacqueline Tsui

The Mask (Jasmine Tsui I Love You X4)

Expired Strawberry (Felicia Hsu Pretending to be an Angel)

Sister Are You Sleeping? (徐若瑄 不败的恋人)

美人鱼 (徐若瑄 vivi and aka: 最爱是v)

梁汉文

我就是忘不掉(梁漢文 蝴蝶来过这世界)

找快乐人(梁漢文 蝴蝶来过这个世界)

慢歌(梁汉文 music is an answer)

(梁汉文 music is an answer)

Other singers (fewer)

Sweat of Serious Injury (Power Train Bye Bye My Lover)

The Man Who Won't Cry (Power Train Bye Bye My Lover)

Who's an Idiot (Wang Xue'e Slide to the Left)

Love Captive (Wang Xue'e I'm an Idiot)

Ticket to Stray (Chan Kuan-hei BREAK THROUGH)

War (Edison Chen PLEASE STEAL THIS ALBUM)

The World is the Same (Karen Mok IF THERE WASN'T A YOU)

Black Rain (Karen Mok [X])

Love Songs to Myself (Gigi Leung Growing up with Short Hair)

Gentle and Bad Man (Ke Shouliang CONQUERING AGAIN)

Moonlight (Jinxiu) Duet (锦绣三温暖)

一壶乡愁（刘德华 天开了）

胡同里有一个猫（Landy 荒唐）

打开爱（王力宏 不可能错过你）

出卖心碎（迪克仔仔 我这个你不爱的人）

夜空的精灵（古巨基 寻宝）

瓦解（南拳妈妈 南拳妈妈的夏季)

香草把噗(南拳妈妈 南拳妈妈的夏天)

悲伤的斜面面(吕方 dear吕方)

念奴娇(伊能静 Princess A)

刀马旦(李玟 Promise CoCo)

冤家(陈奕迅 Anyway, it's me)

淘汰（陈奕迅 認得吧）

两个寂寞（陶晶莹 陶晶莹2002新专辑）

站在你这边（潘玮柏 壁虎漫步）

白色羽毛（芮恩 首张专辑）

GIRL POWER（游艾迪 GIRL POWER）

算命（张學友 学友热）

Back off (Adu Haro)

If you also heard (Zhang Huimei star)

Girls don't cry for me (Huang Junlang Can't tell the secret soundtrack)

Sunny day doll (Jiang Yuchen Can't tell the secret soundtrack)

Poetry Water Snake Mountain Temple (Xu Huixin 迷)

Awarded

2007

7th Mengniu Lactic Acid Milk 2006 Music Chart Award Ceremony

Best RTHK Song - A Thousand Miles Away

Best RTHK Male Vocalist

Best RTHK Singer-Songwriter

Best RTHK Album - -Still Vantage

RTHK's Most Popular Male Vocalist

Best Movie and TV Song - Chrysanthemum Terrace

Best Lyricist Award - Chapter 7 of the Night

2006 Chinese Musicians Exchange Association of the Year

Top 10 Excellent Albums of the Year Still Fantastic

Top 10 Excellent Singles of the Year Chrysanthemum Terrace

26th Hong Kong Academy Awards

Best Original Movie Song - Chrysanthemum Terrace

(Also shortlisted: Best Supporting Actor/Jay Chou/City full of gold armor

Best Original Movie Song/Jay Chou/Huo Yuanjia)

The 10th Shanghai Film Festival

Charm of China Award for Most Popular Chinese Movie Star

18th Golden Melody Awards

Best Single Producer: Jay Chou/Huo Yuanjia

(Also shortlisted: Best Song of the Year: A Thousand Miles Away/Still Vantage Point

Best Music Video Direction Award Jay Chou/Red Parody

Best Lyricist Award: Fong Man Shan/Juxtapia

Best Arranger Award: Hong Jing Yao/Huo Yuanjia)

2006

2006 Twelfth Chinese Top 40 Chart

Best Male Vocalist

Most Popular Male Vocalist

Best Singer-songwriter

Most Popular Music Video (Nocturne)

Best Song of the Year (Nocturne)

2006 HITO Pop Music Awards

2005 Vote for Favorite Male Artist

2005 HITO Top 10 Chinese Songs (Nocturne)

2005 Listener's Favourite Song (Nocturne)

2005 Asia Media Awards (November's Chopin)

2005 HITO Songwriter of the Year

HITO Producer (November's Chopin)

HITO Lyricist Fong (Nocturne)

2006 The 1st HUAZZO Songs Favorite TVBS Chinese Golden Songs Chart

Best Album: "November's Chopin

Top Ten Albums of the Year: "November Chopin"

Best MV: "Hair Like Snow"

Media Award

Best Male Vocalist

Live Vote Vocalist

2006 KKBOX Online Music Chart

Top Ten Singles of the Year - Nocturne

Top Ten K Songs of the Year- Coral Sea

Top 10 K Songs of the Year - Hair Like Snow

Top 10 Albums of the Year - Chopin in November

Top 10 Artists of the Year

Top Male Artist of the Year

2006 IFPI Hong Kong

Top 10 Best Selling Mandarin Albums - Unparalleled Concert Live

Highest selling Mandarin albums- Unparalleled Concert Live

Top 10 Selling Mandarin Albums - November Chopin

25th Hong Kong Academy Awards

Best New Actor Award - Headwritten D

(Also shortlisted: Best Original Song in a Motion Picture - Drift/Headwritten D)

2005 Chinese Musicians' Association of Communication

Top 10 of the Year Excellent Album Chopin in November

The 6th China Pepsi Music Chart

Jay Chou

Three consecutive awards for the best male singer in the Chinese language region

Three consecutive awards for the best album in the Chinese language region, "Chopin in November"

Hong Kong and RTHK's Most Popular Male Vocalist

Wen-shan Fong

Hong Kong and RTHK's Best Lyrics for "Hair Like Snow"

Hong Kong and RTHK's best lyrics for "Hair Like Snow". Hair Like Snow"

The 8th CCTVMTV Music Awards

Outstanding Artist Award in Asia

Entertainment China? Starlight Festival

2006 - Hong Kong and Taiwan's Most Popular Male Vocalist

2006 - Most Popular Music Album

2006 - Netizens' Recognition of Outstanding Artiste

2005

2005 Hito Pop Music Awards

Best Male Vocalist

Top Ten Hito's Favorite DJ Albums Award

Songwriter Award

Listeners' Favorite Songs Seven Miles

Top 10 HITO Chinese Songs of the Year Seven Miles

The Fifth Global Chinese Songs Chart

Taiwan Outstanding Artist

Top 25 Gold Songs of the Year-Seven Miles

Radio Television Hong Kong Top 10 Chinese Gold Songs Award

Top 10 Golden Melody Awards Seven Miles

Excellent Pop Mandarin Songs Award Gold Award Seven Miles

Excellent Pop Singer Award

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