Wang Likai

Wang Lihong, born in May 1976 in New York City, USA, is a Chinese-American musician and actor. His family background is quite prestigious; his father, Wang Dazhong, graduated from the Medical Department of Taiwan University, and his mother, Li Mingshu, studied at the Chinese University of Political Science and Law. Wang Lihong has two brothers. His eldest brother is named Wang Lide (LEO), who earned a Ph.D. in medicine from Yale University. His sister-in-law, Stacy, is also a Yale graduate. His second brother studied at Williams College and Berklee College of Music, obtaining a master's degree.

Among family members, his grandmother attended Shenyang Normal University’s Department of History, and his maternal grandmother graduated from Tsinghua University. The family maintains close relationships, including nephews Wang Jiazhu and Wang Jiawen, whose cousin and sister-in-law graduated from Harvard University. The nickname “Third Level” within the family mainly refers to the three brothers of the Hanlin family.

Wang Lihong's upbringing was rich and diverse; his family emphasized academic achievement and cultural literacy. Many family members have succeeded in scholarly and professional fields. This provided him with the resources and background foundation for his subsequent diverse development.

Besides his family background, Wang Lihong's personal experiences include numerous travels and cultural explorations. During a visit to Tibet, he described the natural scenery and the living conditions of impoverished children, along with deep cultural reflections. His descriptions highlighted Tibet's majestic landscapes and the hardships faced by children, demonstrating his concern for education and social change.

As a public figure, Wang Lihong first appeared on a stage during a concert in Beijing on August 21, 2004. It was his first significant performance in Asia. During the concert, his brother sang “Happy Birthday” for him, creating an unforgettable memory. Wang Lihong has always pursued music and social responsibility, striving to incorporate multicultural elements into his creative work to expand the boundaries of Chinese pop music and influence the global Chinese community.

Throughout his travels, he continually learned different musical traditions and communicated with musicians worldwide, constantly exploring artistic innovation. His enthusiasm and professionalism are regarded as industry benchmarks and have also exerted a positive influence in the realm of social and cultural development.