Choi Zhuoyi’s date of birth: April 8, 1994
Joey Chua (April 8, 1993-) was born in Johor, Malaysia, and studied at the Beijing Film Academy.
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Cai Zhuoyi was born in Johor, Malaysia, studied at Beijing Film Academy, and is a Malaysian female singer and actress. In 2016, she officially debuted as an artist under the No. 6 Starlight Agency. She released songs such as "Oxygen Girl" and "Baby", and participated in movies such as "Nine-Tailed Fox". She gradually became popular after participating in the variety show "Youth with You Season 2". well known to the audience. On November 3, 2020, the fourth episode of the variety show "Landing in Pairs" was scheduled to be broadcast on Tencent Video. On January 23, 2021, the original variety show "Heartbeat Again", a sweet social social show for mature women participating in, is scheduled to be broadcast on Hunan Satellite TV.
In 2016, Cai Zhuoyi became an artist under the No. 6 Starlight Agency and formed the "Double J" with her senior sister Zhang Qiwei, thus making her official debut.
In 2017, the single "Oxygen Girl" was released.
In 2018, the new single "Baby" was released [4]. She participated in singing the theme song of the online drama "I Don't Want You to Disappear" by Malaysian Radio MY; subsequently, she released her first mini-album "Oxygen Girl" in Malaysia. The MV of the title song of the same name received 3.26 million views on YouTube and won the list. Ranked first [5]; in the same year, Cai Zhuoyi began to shift the focus of his work to mainland China and signed a contract with McKinsey (Beijing) Culture Media Co., Ltd.
In 2019, Cai Zhuoyi won the "Neway Top 5 Hot Exclusive K-Song Award" and "My Favorite Outstanding Newcomer Award" at the Neway K Song Chart Awards Ceremony; in the same year, he won the "2018 Popular Music Gold List" "Most Popular Newcomer of the Year" award; subsequently, she began to act as an actress, and successively starred in the online movie "Nine-Tailed Fox" adapted from literary works and the mini-movie "Script Killing".