Lee Lee-zen

Lee Lee-ren, born on January 6, 1974, is a Taiwanese actor, singer, and host. He released his first personal album "Dream Without You" (also known as "It's Not Me Who Doesn't Love") in 1997, officially entering the entertainment industry as a singer. He first ventured into drama acting in 1999, starring in the TV drama "Chrysalis". In 2001, his hosting work on "Science Forever" earned him a nomination for the Best Children's Program Host at the 36th Golden Bell Awards. By 2004, he had acted in the long-series TV drama "Unforgettable", portraying the character Wang Shengzhi. In 2005, his outstanding performance in "Unforgettable" garnered him a nomination for the Best Actor in a Television Series at the 40th Golden Bell Awards. In 2007, he starred in the country drama "I Should Succeed". In 2008, he co-hosted the food program "Total Gourmet - Kitchen Good MAN" with his wife Tao Ching-Ying. In 2010, he took on the leading role in the TV drama "Hero Daddy". In 2011, he participated in the comedy film "Night Market Hero". In 2012, he starred in the emotional war drama "The Other Side 1945" (also known as "Home"). In 2013, for his outstanding performance in "Home", he won the Best Supporting Actor in a Television Series at the 48th Golden Bell Awards. In 2014, he hosted the idol drama "Once Upon a Time in Beitou" (originally named "Hero Show Show").