Soprano singer, soloist of the Central Opera House, national level actress.
Member of the 10th and 1st National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC), recipient of special government allowances. Executive member of the All-China Women's Federation, delegate to the Seventh National Congress of the China Federation of Literary and Artistic Associations, executive director of the World Distinguished Chinese Foundation, director of the China Green Environmental Protection Fund, Red Cross Society of China "Love and Charity Ambassador", China Disabled Persons Federation "Love and Charity Ambassador "
Wang is a member of the Chinese Musicians Association, and the Beijing Municipal Spiritual Civilization Pacesetter.
Wang Xia's acting activities began in 1976. 1979 to 1983 in the People's Liberation Army Academy of Art Music Department. From 1979 to 1983, she studied at the Music Department of the People's Liberation Army Academy of Arts, and then went to Japan to pursue postgraduate studies at the Vocal Department of Kiribana University. 1983 to 1988, she worked as a soloist in the Opera Troupe of the PLA's General Government, and in 1988, she was transferred to the Central Opera House.
In 1985, just after graduation, she was the leader of the choral work "Ode to the Motherland" in the large-scale music and dance epic "Song of the Chinese Revolution". In 1997, invited by the Latvian Opera Theater, went to Latvia to perform "Turandot" in cooperation with the theater, and successfully played the lead role of Princess Turandot, becoming the first actress to play Turandot in China and even in Asia, thus gaining the title of "Asia's First Princess". "In the same year, she was invited by the Australian National Opera Festival to Australia to exchange opera art with opera artists from all over the world, and the director of the Royal Opera House of the United Kingdom, after listening to the aria of Turandot sung by her, said excitedly that she had never heard such a beautiful voice. 2001, she took part in a performance at the Forbidden City Plaza of Beijing for the bidding of the 2008 Beijing Olympics. In 2001, she participated in the World Three Tenors Concert held in the Forbidden City Plaza for the bidding of the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing, and sang the "Drinking Song" from the opera "The Lady of the Camellias" as the leading soprano together with Pavarotti, Domingo, and Carreras, which was watched and listened to on TV and radio by nearly 3 billion people in more than 100 countries and regions all over the world. 2002, she successfully held the "Wang Xia Charity In 2002, she successfully held the "Wang Xia Charity Concert" in Hong Kong, which was a solo opera concert for the Chinese Culture Knowledge Project, and it was also the first time that a Chinese American vocalist held a concert of all American vocal repertoire in the name of an individual. In order to prepare for this concert, Wang Xia gave up the opportunity to perform at the Golden Hall in Vienna before the Spring Festival.
Wang Xia's singing is full of passion, pure and sweet tone, with metallic penetration; her interpretation of the characters is real and relevant, with rich expressive power and infectious force. She not only has high attainments in the art of opera, but also is a singing artist who is very active and influential on the stage of variety arts and is loved by music lovers and the general audience. Over the years, she has been the main performer in national celebrations and various large-scale performances, and has participated in 14 CCTV Spring Festival Gala, 15 Ministry of Culture Spring Festival Television Gala, the Handover Ceremony and Handover Anniversary Gala in Hong Kong and Macao, the 50th Anniversary of the National Day Celebration performances in Tian'anmen Square, the Great Hall of the People, and CCTV, and has participated in the New Year's Day, National Day, Mid-Autumn Festival Gala, and the New Year's Day Gala of the CCTV for a number of times. The National Day, Mid-Autumn Festival Gala and CCTV's "Heart to Heart" Art Troupe's performances all over the motherland; sang the theme song for the opening ceremony of the World University Games; also participated in Beijing's successful bid to host the 2008 Olympic Games Celebration Gala, the first anniversary of the Olympic Games countdown Tiananmen Square Celebration and the 100-day countdown to the Olympics in the Imperial Temple Celebration, the "Inspire China's Olympic Songs" Beijing Olympic Games emblem, the "China Seal", the "China Seal", the "China Seal", and other events. "China Seal" large-scale cliff carving unveiling ceremony; in the Central Propaganda Department, the Ministry of Culture and other nine ministries and commissions jointly organized the "2008 earthquake relief large-scale fund-raising activities 〈Dedication〉"Gala, Wang Xia will be prepared to hold a personal solo concert 500,000 yuan donated to the Wenchuan earthquake-stricken areas.
Wang Xia's representative works are: "in the brilliant sunshine", "the motherland will not forget", "I and my motherland", "Cheers to the motherland", "the motherland is really big", "New China", "the East has a dream", "**** producers", "Gathering in Beijing", "God of Flowers", "tomorrow", "love of men", "the Great Hall of the People song" and so on. Among them, "The Motherland Will Not Forget" (MTV) was filmed with her own funds when SARS was raging in 2003 to express her reverence for the white-clothed angels who fought against SARS.
Wang Xia has won a number of awards, including: First Prize in the 1990 Yokohama International Vocal Competition; Second Prize in the 1994 Dunhill Cup Vocal Competition; Outstanding Performer Award in the 1996 Second National Opera Observation Performance; Outstanding Performer Award in the 2000 China Music Festival; and Outstanding Performer Award in the 2000 China Music Festival.
As a fairly well-known actress, Wang Xia is very happy to take part in various public welfare activities and bring delightful artistic enjoyment to the public with her singing voice. She participated in CCTV's "Heart to Heart" Art Troupe and has traveled to countless places, and in 2003, during the fight against SARS, she took part in large-scale cultural performances on two major TV stations, as well as attending sympathy performances at the Beijing Hospital, the Jishuitan Hospital, and the People's Liberation Army (PLA) Sanzhou Hospital, and also sang her songs at the Temple of Heaven, the Great Wall, and the Chinese Millennium Forum. To show her support for "Project Hope", she claimed the custody of two teenagers and paid for their living expenses and school fees. Wang Xia has long been known as a "public service celebrity" in the entertainment industry.
On the evening of April 30, 2008, with Gigi Leung, Yuquan, Jackie Chan, Ren Xianqi, Jolin Tsai, Sun Nan, Zhou Penchang, Wei Wei, Huang Xiaoming, Han Geng, Wang Feng, Karen Mok, Tan Jing, Yan Weiwen, Dai Yuqiang, Li Shuangsong, Liao Changyong, Yilun Lin, Nara Chang, JJ Lin, Ah Du, Joey Yung, Li Yuchun, Huang Dawei, Chen Kun, Nicholas Xie, Han Lei, Rosalind Hsu, Fei Xiang, and Tang Chan, Lin Chi-ling and other hundred singers in the temple, to participate in the CCTV, the Olympic Organizing Committee sponsored "Olympic countdown one hundred days theme song" - "Beijing welcomes you" singing and recording, the evening party in the CCTV 1 set, 3 sets, 4 sets and the Olympic Channel (Sports Channel) The party was broadcast live on CCTV 1, 3, 4 and the Olympic Channel (Sports Channel), in addition, the work of the music TV MV shooting and recording.