Zhou Xuan, a name that marked the heyday of Shanghai's pop music scene in the 1930s and 1940s, a woman who has always flowed with the flavors and sounds of old Shanghai, the writer Bai Xianyong recorded in his article "Shanghai Childhood", "At that time, Zhou Xuan's songs were being played everywhere on the Shanghai Bund, with families playing "Moonlight and Flowers," and households playing "The Phoenix is Flying. "
Zhou Xuan was born into a family around the 1920s, and according to her own recollection, she spent her days before the age of six in a Lotus Nunnery in Shanghai, and later changed her surname to Zhou through adoption. At the age of 12, she was introduced to the singing and dancing troupe to learn the art, and later gradually became famous at home and abroad, a generation of red star, and was known as the "Golden Noise".