Officially made his debut by participating in the program "My Type My Show".
In 2004, Chinese mainland male singer Xue Zhiqian first participated in a large-scale singing competition Laika I Type I Show National Idol Singer Competition, and appeared in the public's field of vision to be recognized by everyone, but then withdrew from the competition for various reasons.
In 2005, Xue Zhiqian once again stepped on the stage of I Style Show for his music dream. In the competition, Xue Zhiqian entered the National Final Four with his back against the wall. He also won the "Lycra Cool Performance Award" at the Lycra My Style Show.
In 2006, Shanghai-based singer-songwriter Xue Zhiqian was nominated for the "Top 20 Most Popular Golden Songs" and won the "Most Popular Male Newcomer Award" for his song "Yellow Maple Leaf" from his album "Unfinished Songs".
Xue Zhiqian, born on July 17, 1983 in Shanghai, is a male singer, host and actor from mainland China, who became well known to the public in 2005 when he appeared on the talent show, "My Style, My Style", and made his debut with his first self-titled album, "Xue Zhiqian," in 2006. In 2012, he starred in the youthful inspirational movie "Music Jianghu".
In November 2013, the album "Accident" was released, and with the album won the 21st Oriental Wind and Cloud Chart Top Ten Golden Songs Award. 2016, the song "Half" won the 23rd Oriental Wind and Cloud Chart Music Festival Top Ten Golden Songs Award; in September of the same year, he joined hands with Huang Ling and sang the promotional song "Come a Long Way" of the movie "I am not Pan Jinlian".
In March 2017, a new single "Noble" was released. [1][2] Representative works include Gentleman, I Seem to Have Seen You Somewhere, Actor, and Ugly.On April 15, 2018, he was awarded the Best Male Vocalist in the Mainland of the 22nd BaoSheng Music Global Chinese Language Chart and Asian Influence Ceremony, and Ferry was awarded the Best Album in the Mainland of the Chart.On September 23, he took part in the inaugural Maitian Music Festival.
Reference : Baidu Encyclopedia - Xue Zhiqian