Although Teddy Robin is not outstanding in appearance and not very tall, he has a high status in Hong Kong and has made great achievements in many aspects of music and movies. He was once a young man When he was young, he formed the band "Flower Company", which also took the entire Hong Kong entertainment industry by storm. He performed all the roles he played in the movie very well.

With his talents, he has occupied a high position in the entertainment industry. At the same time, he has not forgotten to support some younger generations, and has also made many well-known artists popular.

Teddy Robin (formerly known as Kwan Weipeng) is another wizard in the Hong Kong film industry, a "living fossil" who has witnessed and experienced the changes in Hong Kong films and pop music.

In the 1970s and 1980s, he began to devote himself to the field of film music creation. His most representative works are "The Devil and the Tao" in the movie "Mountain Dog" and the movie "British Pipa" "Step Forward" in "The Lovers" and "Joker" in "The Lovers". In 1979, he composed and sang the theme song of the same name for the new-wave police film "The Soldiers", which once again set off a trend of local Cantonese songs.

Genius is the ability to shine brightly no matter where you are. In the early 1980s, Teddy Robin was invited by Tsui Hark to join the New Art City Film Company founded by Huang Baiming, Mai Jia and Shi Tian, ??becoming one of the seven veterans who created the "New Art City myth". In an era when everyone is rushing to make comedy films, he is an actor, producer, and director, and has set off a wave of "people-friendly + humorous" films with his modern luxury comedies "The Stars" and "I Love Tuberose". Comedy trend.

Although Teddy Robin has not directed many films so far, each of them has epoch-making significance. In 1992, he served as the director of "Double Dragon Club", which was filmed to raise funds to build the Hong Kong Directors Guild site, which is enough to illustrate his high "status in the world."