The original singer of "Moving Love" is Guo Feng. Guo Feng is the first person to initiate original music in China. He was the first person to make music for Beijing's bid to host the Olympic Games in 2008, and was hailed as the first person in pop music to be the Son of the East by Eastern Time and Space. This is an all-round music artist that integrates lyrics, music, arrangement, production, performance, singing, planning, and directing. people.
Guo Feng published his first song "Moonlight" at the age of 14, and became the youngest member of the Chinese Musicians Society at the age of 18. In 1985, he was transferred to the Oriental Song and Dance Ensemble as a professional composer. In 1988, he traveled to Japan and Singapore in 1991. In 1995, he returned to China to continue his music career. The songs he composed include "How Much I Want", "Let the World Be Full of Love", "Children of the Earth", "Looking for Love", "Heart Will Go with Love", "Forever", "Willingly" and "Don't Just Leave". These songs are all Created a classic.
"Transfer of Love" is included in the album "Classic Guo Feng 1980-2000". This song was released in 1996. Guo Feng's main TV dramas include "Three Faces of Eve", "Sunny Days at the French Open", "Missing Time", "Foreign Girls in Beijing", "Urban Folk Songs", "It's Better to Separate if We Can", "Orchid", "Eight Eccentrics of Yangzhou", "At Home and Outside the Home" ""never look back". His film works include "Operation Jaguar", "Silent Gunshot", "Big Star", "The Last Madness", "Fill the World with Love" and "Say Good to Never Break Up".