The origin of Prince Zheng Zhongji's nickname

Because his father was Zheng, then president of Asia, he was called Prince Ji.

When Zheng was young, he and I formed a band. After becoming the first lead guitarist in Hong Kong, he began to retreat behind the scenes. At the age of 24, he became the general manager of Polaroid Records in Hong Kong, and later climbed all the way to become the president of Polaroid Asia. He was also the first Chinese to serve as the president of the Far East Region of an international record company, taking charge of areas that are difficult for Chinese to enter, such as Japan and Australia, and achieved the first performance in Asia.

Zheng Donghan has been popular with singers from Hong Kong and Taiwan such as Teresa Teng, Samuel Hui, Leslie Cheung, Alan Tam, Jacky Cheung, Beyond, Faye Wong, Tong Ange, Liming and Andy Lau. In the industry, he is a veritable entertainment crocodile and godfather.

As a singer, Zheng Zhongji signed a contract with Polaroid. As the son of Zheng Donghan, he will naturally be called the prince.

Extended data:

Zheng Zhongji, born on March 9th, 1972, is a male singer from Hsinchu, Taiwan Province, and an actor from Hongkong, China.

Zheng Zhongji, the son of a record company owner, worked as a summer job in a recording studio when he was young, singing songs for albums of Jacky Cheung, Alan Tam, Priscilla Chan and Hacken Lee.

1996, Zheng Zhongji released his first Mandarin album "Dilemma". 1997 released the first Cantonese album "Deep Love" in Hong Kong. Photographer of Twelve Nights in 2000.

In 2005, his "Rogue" was awarded as "New Town Pop Song" at the New Town Pop Awards Ceremony, and won the "Top Ten Professional Promotion" award at the All-round Music Pop List Awards Ceremony. In the same year, he won the "Best Supporting Actor" in the 32nd Hong Kong Film Awards with "Vulgar".

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Zheng Zhongji

Baidu Encyclopedia-Zheng Donghan