A song opened the door
After entering with 任贤齐’s “心太软,” Jonny won a Chinese-language singing competition and began appearing in larger televised contests.
In 2004, Jonny Blu became the first non-Chinese artist to sign with a Chinese music label, See Music, Ltd. (汉星音乐公司), in Hong Kong. He went on to build a pop career in the Chinese music world, with three top-ten songs and a “Hot New Artist” award at the 2005 Hong Kong Metro Music Awards. His Mandarin-pop catalog and “Jonny Blu: Pop Hits of China” concert continue to document that chapter of his career.
Watch some of the music from Jonny Blu’s Pop Hits of China Concert! Featuring popular Chinese pop songs and special guest, C-Pop Superstar Wanting Qu 曲婉婷!
Jonny Blu has long been an established television and film actor, live event and documentary show host and performer, music competition judge and veteran martial artist. Watch some fun videos below!

The Mandarin album · 中文专辑
Jonny Blu · 蓝强
The breakthrough Mandarin album that launched Jonny Blu’s China career—featuring “On The Edge,” “Crossroads” and “The Apology.”
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Jonny Blu’s China story began in 2000, when a Mandarin singing competition in Los Angeles led to appearances in ETTV and CCTV competitions. He moved to Hong Kong in 2001, adopted the Chinese name 蓝强 / 藍強 (Lán Qiáng), built a live following and signed with See Music / 汉星音乐 in 2003.
After entering with 任贤齐’s “心太软,” Jonny won a Chinese-language singing competition and began appearing in larger televised contests.
Relocating to Hong Kong, he performed throughout the city and became known by his Chinese name—and affectionately as “小蓝.”
Signed to See Music / 汉星音乐, Jonny centered his recording career on original Mandarin songs including “刀锋,” “十字路口” and “对不起.”
He appeared in The Princess Diaries 2, performing a Mandarin rendition of “Miracles Happen” during the film’s royal ball.
Career references, contemporary coverage and Chinese-language awards archives.