The following is his brief introduction.
Xu Peidong, born in 1954, a native of Shandong, is a China film composer.
1970 joined the Fuzhou Military Region Song and Dance Troupe, 1978 was admitted to the composition department of the Central Conservatory of Music, 1985 worked in Chinese opera.
Xu Peidong's fame in the music industry is due to the popular Northwest Wind in the late 1980s. Xu Peidong has composed many songs with strong northwest style, such as Morning in the Big Forest, My Hometown, and The Sixteen Moon in the Tenth Five-Year Plan. Rough and bold songs have spread all over the country.
From 65438 to 0988, Xu Peidong composed music for the film Rock Youth. The style of the film is somewhat similar to musical, which tells the story of a rock singer. Undoubtedly, music occupies a large proportion in the process of film creation, and it can even be said that the success or failure of music is directly related to the success or failure of the whole film. After repeated research, Xu Peidong designed a set of songs and theme songs for this film. When the hero Long Xiang sang and danced with the music, the audience was already full of blood. The music of movies plays an extremely important role in many key points. Music directly shaped Long Xiang's passionate, straightforward and stubborn personality. After the film was released, it was well received by the audience, especially the young audience, and was considered as the best musical film in the 1980s.
Xu Peidong composed music for dozens of TV series with hundreds of episodes. Several famous theme songs and interludes, such as Shadow of the Hedgehog, Bitter Fence and Mishima Pass, entered people's homes with the broadcast of the whole drama, and the streets were once dominated by Xu Peidong's songs. These songs are the classics of China pop music to this day.
On the eve of the 11th Asian Games, from 65438 to 0990, Xu Peidong composed the song Xiong Feng in Asia. Although he failed unexpectedly in the election for the theme song of the Asian Games, almost all the audience took "Xiong Feng in Asia" as the theme song of the Asian Games. The passionate melody showed the strength and wealth of the Chinese nation and the profound friendship with Asian countries, which had a far-reaching impact at home and even throughout Asia.
Xu Peidong is versatile. Besides composing music, he also participates in singing. For example, he sang the theme song of the TV series "Women Crossing the Man River", and his powerful and humorous voice won unanimous praise from the audience.
Xu Peidong mainly focuses on the creation of pop songs and TV music. Although there are not many film works, they have a certain influence in the film industry.