Andy Lau continues his reign as the king of Hong Kong's only music awards for Mandopop. (CRIENGLISH.com)

BEIJING, Aug. 6 -- Cantonese-speaking superstar singer Andy Lau on Saturday garnered six big prizes at the Metro Radio Mandarin Music Awards, continuing his reign as the king of Hong Kong's only music awards for Mandopop.

The awards that went to Andy Lau included Song of the Year, Singer of Asia and Outstanding Album, for his latest work "Miracle World."

The Hong Kong native walked away as the biggest winner of the night, despite several other Mandarin-speaking singers from the Chinese mainland vying for glory.

The 45-year-old music mainstay, whose name is attached to dozens of Mandarin albums, has been the awards' biggest winner every year since its inauguration in 2004, by Hong Kong's Metro Showbiz 99.7 FM.

Winners of the night's thirty awards also included Malaysian singers Guang Liang and Gary Cao winning Metro Radio Male Singers, "Super Girl" Zhang Liangying sharing the Metro Radio Female Singer award with Taiwan's Elva Hsiao and Hong Kong's Joey Yung. Lee-Hom Wang won Metro Radio Producer. Jay Chou was also honored with Metro Radio Album of Asia for "Still Fantasy," and actor-turned-singer Huang Xiaoming was awarded Idol Singer of the Chinese Mainland.

(Source: CRIENGLISH.com)