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Singer: Yang Xuejin Peng Jiemin Zhang Yumo Liu Wei Tang Jiezhong

Liu Bingyi Liu Bin Ma Yutao Hu Songhua Su Hong

Lu Ningna Chen Pesi Niu Qun Zhao Li Jiang Kun

Yang Xuejin, an outstanding young singer and associate professor at the Shanghai Conservatory of Music, won the "Junma Award" (first prize) and TV "Junma Award" at the Ethnic Music Television Art Festival organized by the National People's Committee, the Ministry of Culture and the General Administration of Radio, Film and Television and the Chinese Federation of Literature and Culture in 1998, for the music film Home in the South of Clouds. In 1998, the musical feature film "Home in the South of the Clouds" starring and sung by her won the "Stallion Award" (First Prize) and the TV "Golden Eagle Award" of the National Music TV Art Festival organized by the State People's Committee/Ministry of Culture/Secretariat of Radio, Film and Television/Chinese Literature and Television Federation; in 1999, she walked into tens of thousands of households with a song "There is a Beautiful Place" at the Spring Festival Gala of the China Central Television. In 2001, her song "Sunny Day in the New Century" won the "Five One Project Award" issued by the Central Propaganda Department.

Yang Xuejin is an accomplished young singer in contemporary China, and the Yunnan-born Yi woman was born with a good singing voice. She graduated with honors from the Shanghai Conservatory of Music's Vocal Department and stayed there to teach. Yang Xuejin studied under the famous vocal educator, Prof. Hu Jingfang, and received guidance from Zhou Xiaoyan and others in the field of vocal music. Yang Xuejin was awarded the first prize of the Second National Minority Vocal Competition organized by the Ministry of Culture of China, and participated in the Spring Festival Gala of CCTV for many times. In 1999, she left a deep impression on people with her song "There is a beautiful place".

Yang Xuejin successfully performed with the China Symphony Orchestra, China Radio Symphony Orchestra, Shanghai Symphony Orchestra, etc., and was highly recognized by the orchestra. Yang Xuejin has visited foreign countries for many times, and has held more than 30 individual solo concerts in China, France, Germany, etc., which had a wide influence. Yang Xuejin specializes in singing Chinese folk songs as well as Chinese and foreign art songs. When she sings Chinese folk vocal works, she absorbs the techniques of American vocal singing and integrates them to form her own unique style. Her songs are sweet in tone, sincere in feeling, wide in range, free in voice, and full of artistic infectiousness. On March 8, Changsha concert, Changsha people will enjoy her singing in that faraway place, red bean words, Meng Jiangnu, Spring River and Moonlit Night, there is a beautiful place, and other songs.

Zhang Tyumen, born in February 1958, is a native of Shanghai. She is a famous soprano singer and a first-class actress. 1974, she was admitted to the Civilian Troupe of the Political Department of the Second Artillery of the People's Liberation Army as a vocalist, and studied under Liu Shufang and Guo Shuzhen. 1980, she participated in the "New Voices and New Talents Concert" organized by China Youth Daily and China Central Television (CCTV) and gradually became familiar with the concerts. Her singing is peaceful, elegant, calm, easy-going, full of breath, and easy-going, and she has a unique style that combines American, ethnic, and popular singing styles. Her masterpieces include "Waves of Gulangyu Island", "Rocket Soldier's Dream" and "Dare to Ask Where the Road Leads". She was honored as one of the "Twelve Stars of China's Singing World", "Outstanding Artist of the 80's", and "National Audience's Favorite Singer", etc. In 1991, she landed on CCTV's Spring Festival Gala, singing the song "The Road". In 1991, he sang the song "Road" at the CCTV Spring Festival Gala, and in the same year, he held the "Harvest Season" solo concert in Beijing, and then he was discharged from the army and went to the United States. At present, he is mainly engaged in music education in China, and occasionally sings on stage.

Liu Wei, female, born in 1948, is a professor at Central China Normal University, and a doctoral supervisor of modern Chinese history, a native of Huanghua, Hebei.

Tang Jiezhong

Born in 1932, he was a native of Huang County, Shandong Province. When he was a teenager studying in Shenyang, he learned to perform comedy, and in 1949, he joined the army as a member of the army's cultural troupe, dabbling in a wide range of performing arts, and possessing a versatile and all-rounded cultivation.