The original singer is Xi Xiulan.
Xi Xiulan was born in 1950 in Quanjiao County, Anhui Province. When she was in the fourth grade, she went to Hong Kong to join her parents, and in 1966 she enrolled in the first TV music and arts training course established by Li's TV station, graduating in 1967.
She then participated in the Hong Kong Amateur Singers Singing Competition organized by Sing Tao Daily and won the Mandarin category with the song "Green Island Serenade". She then worked as a singer-entertainer in Lai Chi Television and TVB for more than ten years, got married in 1979 and was invited to participate in the Spring Festival Gala in 1984.
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In 1966, he was admitted to the first TV music and arts training program founded by Ri's TV station (i.e. Asia TV). While attending secondary school, she studied piano, voice, dance, acting and other subjects at the TV station. she graduated from the training course in 1967, and then participated in the Hong Kong Amateur Singers Singing Competition organized by Sing Tao Daily, entering the song "Green Island Serenade" and winning the Mandarin category.
Xi Xiu Lan has been hosting TV programs for a long time, but is best known for her singing. She produced her first solo album "The Man Who Stole His Heart" in 1969, and more than a dozen albums at Lai Fung. She was awarded the 1978 International Concert Award for Best Singing.
In 1984, she was invited by China Central Television (CCTV) to take part in the Spring Festival Gala, and successfully sang four songs, "Why Are Flowers So Red?", "Heavenly Maiden Scatters Flowers", "The Girl from Alishan", and "My Motherland".
In September 1984, she went to Sichuan to sing for the rescue of the national treasure, the giant panda. 1985, she was invited by CCTV to sing "Hometown Love" at the Spring Festival Gala, and in 1985, she released the "Return of the Earth to Spring" cassette tape in Shanghai, which was the first soundtrack by a Hong Kong singer to be released in the mainland. 1999, Xi Xi Xiu-Lan participated in the performance of the Macao Reunification Day.
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