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Teresa Teng was born on January 29, 1953, in Yunlin County, Taiwan Province of China, and is originally from Da Ming County, Handan, Hebei Province, China, Taiwanese singer and one of the representative female singers of the Showa Era in Japan.
In 1967, she released her first solo album, "Teresa Teng's Songs - Fengyang Flower Drums", and began her singing career. 1969, she became famous in Taiwan for singing the theme song of the Taiwanese TV series "Jing Jing" of the same name. 1970s, she opened up the record market in Hong Kong and Southeast Asia with her works, such as "A Thousand Words" and "Hai Yun". In 1974, she established her acting career in Japan with the song "Airport", and in 1980, she was elected the first best female singer in Taiwan's Golden Bell Awards, and between 1984 and 1986, she won the highest honors in Japan's two music awards, the Japan Cable Awards and the All-Japan Cable Broadcast Awards, with the songs "Tsugunai", "Lover", and "Time Flows On Body". In 1987, Teresa Teng went into semi-reclusion, and in 1989, she announced that she would no longer perform in public except for charity performances; she died in Chiang Mai, Thailand, on May 8, 1995; in the same year, Teresa Teng was posthumously awarded the Golden Needle Award at the Hong Kong Top Ten Chinese Gold Songs Awards; and she was also posthumously honored with the Golden Needle Award at the Japan Cable Broadcasting Awards, the Japan Cable Broadcasting Awards, and the Japan Record Awards. In 1996, Teresa Teng was posthumously awarded the "Special Contribution Award" at the Taiwan Golden Melody Awards. 2007, Teresa Teng was honored by the "Hall of Popular Music" at the Masuo Koga Music Museum in Japan. In 2007, Teresa Teng was honored by the Koga Masuo Museum of Music in Japan with the "Hall of Popular Music".