Which university is Zhang Ga Goon from?

Which university is Zhang Gǎge from: Central South Forestry University of Science and Technology.

Zhang Ga (gǎ) goon, real name Zhang Jianyu, born on October 27, 1989 in Shantou Village, Ruogasa Township, Jingyuan County, Baiyin City, Gansu Province, mainland China (Mainland China) male singer.

In 2014, he released his debut music album "Taste of Earth" and his second music album "Shantou Village, People". 2016, he released his third album "Beautiful Drops". 2017, he released his personal music album "Ga Rhyme". 2018, he released his personal documentary film "Yellow River Ga Rhyme".

In 2020, he released his personal music album "earth tide"; in the same year, he won the "musician of the year" award at the China Annual New Talent List Honor Ceremony. In 2021, he was selected as one of the CCTV's "Rural Revitalization Characters". 2022, he took part in the "2022 CCTV Lantern Festival Gala". 2023, he took part in the "2023 CCTV Spring Festival Gala".

Early Experience:

Born in Shantou Village, Ruogasa Township, Jingyuan County, Baiyin City, Gansu Province, Zhang Ga Ge was born to a father who was a good singer of Qinqiang (a Chinese opera), and an uncle who was a local musician, specializing in playing various folk musical instruments such as the sanxian (three-stringed instrument) and the banhu (board-bearded instrument). Under the influence of the family environment, Zhang Ga Ge followed his family to participate in the temple fire performance since childhood.

When he was in junior high school, Zhang Ga Ge was first exposed to rock music. When he was in high school, he started learning guitar and writing songs. After graduating from high school, Zhang Gajie went to the Central South Forestry University of Science and Technology and set up a band during his time at the university, where his style gradually returned from trendy music to folk songs and ditties.

In order to find material for folk ditties, Zhang Ga Ge used his four years of college vacations to travel all over Gansu, Qinghai, and Ningxia, collecting folk songs and tunes such as Liangzhou Xianxiao, Lanzhou Drums, Ningxia Sitting Singing, Shaanxi Folk Songs, Meitu Opera, Yangge, Qin Qiang, and Huar, and other folk songs and tunes