Dr. Chi-hin Leung is a composer whose works blend elements of East and West, reflecting his diverse cultural background and his keen interest in timbral and textural explorations. He has received numerous accolades, including the Gold Medal and Top 20 Best Invention Award from the International Invention Innovation Competition in Canada, the Gold Award from the International Innovation and Invention Competition, the Gold Award from Hong Kong Techathon+ 2024, and the EdUHK President's Award for Outstanding Performance in Knowledge Transfer and Teaching, as well as the Research Impact / Knowledge Transfer Prize from the Dean’s Research Prize. Selected compositions and recordings by Leung have been published by Schott Music (Germany), MOECK (Germany), Donemus (Netherlands), Edition HH (U.K.), PARMA Recordings (U.S.), From the Top Music (U.S.), Oxford University Press (China), and the Hong Kong Composers' Guild. His works have been featured in prominent events such as the ISCM World New Music Days, UNESCO International “Arts for Peace” Festival, International Rostrum of Composers, International Electronic Music Week, World Choir Games, International Handbell Symposium, ISME World Conference on Music Education, Asian Composers League Festival, Asian Recorder Festival, Asian Saxophone Congress, Singapore Saxophone Symposium, Summa Cum Laude International Youth Music Festival in Vienna, Taipei Traditional Arts Festival, Musicarama, Hong Kong Schools Music Festival, and many others.

Beyond his remarkable artistic achievements, Leung holds key positions within the music community. He serves as the President of the Hong Kong Association for Music Educators (HAME) and the Vice Chairman of the Hong Kong Composers' Guild (HKCG), demonstrating his strong commitment to promoting and advancing music composition and education. Additionally, Leung contributes his expertise as a Board Member of the International Society of Music Education (ISME) and holds the titles of Apple Distinguished Educator (ADE) and Apple Learning Coach (ALC). He also serves as an Expert Adviser for the Arts Capacity Development Funding Scheme under the Home and Youth Affairs Bureau, an Examiner for the Hong Kong Arts Development Council, and a member of the Committee on Venue Partnership within the Leisure and Cultural Services Department.