Will Liu is a prominent Taiwanese singer, dancer, and composer, celebrated for his dynamic contributions to the music industry. He gained widespread recognition with his album “Caihong Tiantang” (彩虹天堂; “Rainbow Heaven”), which showcased his unique style and artistic vision. Liu’s ability to connect with audiences through his music has solidified his status as a beloved figure in Taiwanese pop culture. His second album, “City of Angels” (天使之城), released on May 18, 2007, featured 11 original songs, most of which he wrote himself, further demonstrating his talent as a songwriter.

In addition to his music career, Liu has made notable appearances in film. He played a memorable role in the movie “Initial D” (頭文字D) released on June 23, 2005, where he portrayed an obnoxious professional racer. His performance was well-received, leading to a significant role in “Kung Fu Dunk,” where he faced off against Jay Chou’s character as the captain of a basketball team known for its underhanded tactics. These roles showcased his versatility as an entertainer and expanded his reach beyond music.

Liu’s early career included being a member of the Taiwanese boy band “SBDW,” which helped him hone his performance skills and gain initial fame. His passion for basketball and fitness is evident in his lifestyle, and he often incorporates these interests into his public persona. Liu’s dedication to his craft and his engaging personality have endeared him to fans across Taiwan and beyond.

Currently, Liu is working on a new album set for release later in 2010, which promises to feature collaborations with notable artists such as Jay Chou and JJ Lin. His commitment to his faith as a devout Christian and his involvement in the New Life Church reflect his values and community engagement, further enhancing his image as a positive role model in the entertainment industry.