Kelly Chen
Pada tahun 2005, lagunya yang berjudul 'Hope' dari drama siri TV Korean Dae Jang Geum menaikkan lagi nama Kelly ke industry Contopop apabila lagu terbabit mendapat sambutan yang mengalakkan dari Hong Kong dan China. Lagu itu sekaligus telah menambahkan lagi pendapatannya. Kelly berjaya meraih tiga anugerah dalam TVB 8 Awards Presentation bagi lagu 'Hope' iaitu Anugerah Lagu Terbaik, Lagu Cantonese Paling Popular Dunia
dan Penyanyi Perempuan Kesukaan di China. 'Hope' juga merupakan lagu popular bagi 20 stesen radio di China serta juga berjaya mencatat rekord tinggi muat turun nada ring. Sebulan selepas perlancaran, muat turun telah mencatat jumlah sebanyak 3 juta kali dan sehingga hari ini ia dianggarkan mencecah 6 juta kali. Ini telah membantu syarikat rakamannya memperolehi
pendapatan $5 juta selepas penolakkan segala belanja. Pengarah Urusan Universal Music Group's telah menghubungi Kelly berhubung berita baik itu. Kelly turut berjanji untuk membahagikan pendapatannya kepada kakitangan sekirannya muat turun lagu itu boleh melebihi 10 juta.
Kelly juga mengakhiri konsert bergeraknya, 'Lost In Paradise' pada tahun 2005 di Asia dan tahun 2006 di United States. 'Lost In Paradise' berakhir dalam tempoh tiga jam merangkumi 35 buah lagu Kelly sepanjang 10 tahun dalam dunia arena muziknya. Antara lagu hit termasuk 'Phone Kill Order', 'Shake Shake' dan 'Care About You Too Much' Vanness Wu merupakan tetamu undangannya bagi konsert di Las Vegas.
Besides her singing and acting career, Kelly have also played a part in representing Hong Kong on a number of occasions. In 1998, Kelly was appointed as not only a Hong Kong Goodwill Ambassador, but as the Hong Kong Ambassador of Environment to promote environmental protection. As an ambassador of the Hong Kong Red Cross, she promoted the donation of blood banks and an ambassador for the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC).
She was appointed by UNICEF as the Honorable China Children's Health Ambassador. Kelly was later appointed by The Hong Kong Girl Guides Association as "Girl Guides Millennium Goodwill Ambassador", which led her to visit inner Mongolia to investigate the way young children were living and the health and food services they were receiving. In 2001, Kelly added yet another title to her growing list as The Volunteer Ambassador 2001 as appointed by the Social Welfare Department. She was later appointed by UNICEF a second time as The Ambassador of The Hong Kong Committee For UNICEF.
In April 2002, she was appointed by the "Standing Committee on Language Education and Research" (SCOLAR) as the "Ambassador of The Workplace English Campaign" to encourage the working people to keep studying the English language as Kelly herself had done. After years of serving other funds, Kelly finally started her own fund to help children called the "Kelly Chen Children Education Fund" to raise money to help needy children. Besides performing her Dynacarnival concert in Hong Kong, Kelly traveled to Sydney and Melbourne, Australia to perform her concert there. Kelly was soon appointed by the Hong Kong Correctional Services Department as the "Ambassador of The Rehabilitation". Kelly was also awarded with two honors: first, she was chosen as one of Hong Kong's Ten Outstanding Young Persons 2002. That same year, she was invited to represent Hong
Kong to attend the ABU Prizes- Presentation dan Special Concert in the NHK Hall in Tokyo. She also received the 13th Annual Best Dressed Award in Japan, becoming the first foreigner to ever receive the award. She was later invited by the Office of the Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data and HKSAR Government Health Department to film the publicity campaigns for promoting the respect of personal privacy and organ donation throughout China and Hong Kong.
March 2003 brought even more titles Kelly's way: she was appointed The Philatelic Ambassador by the Hong Kong Post, as well as "The Love And Peace Ambassador" by City Junior Chamber. Kelly soon took her "Dynacarnival" to North America by performing in Atlantic City, Toronto and San Francisco. She also began to release DSD versions of her earlier albums, including "Dedicated Lover". She was later appointed as Star of "Hong Kong Outstanding Students Award" by Lion dan Globe Educational Trust, furthering her push for better education. In June of 2003, Kelly's wax figure for the Madam Tussaud Wax Museum was ready and was put on display. She was later invited to be the "Love Ambassador" of "World Children's Day at McDonald's 2003" by McDonald's Restaurants in Hong Kong. She was also appointed as the "Pass-it-On" Ambassador by the Hong Kong Red Cross, and attend its Christmas campaign to visit the John. F. Kennedy Center.
Kelly's charitable work continued into 2004 as she was appointed as the star representative to attend the "5th HK Outstanding Teenagers" election press conference held by Hong Kong Playground Association and RTHK. In February, Kelly was appointed as both "Road Safety Vision Ambassador" by the Road Safety Council to promote road safety, and as the "Reading Ambassador" by The Boys' and Girls' Clubs Association of Hong Kong. May 2004 brought the title of "Hospital Play Ambassador" to Kelly, as well as the title of "Japanese Promotional Ambassador" by The Japan Society of HK, Consulate General of Japan and RTHK to encourage Hong Kong citizens to learn Japanese. Kelly received another award when she was named "The Outstanding Young Persons of the World" in 2004 by the Junior Chamber International, becoming the first Hong Kong celebrity to be honored with the award.
In 2007, Kelly was appointed as Hong Kong "Innovative entrepreneur Ambassdor" () and had sung the theme song "Innovation" () for the "Innovative Entrepreneur of The Year 2007" (2007) organised by City Junior Chamber, Hong Kong. Kelly's responsibility is to promote the awareness of entrepreneurship to youngsters and to attend the various promotion events organised.
Her film debut was in 1995, in "Whatever Will Be, Will Be" (, Xian Yue Piao Piao, literally "Heavenly Music Floating in the Air"). Kelly Chan has since starred and made cameos in quite a number of films. Her filmography includes:ALBUM KELLY CHEN