Hebe Tien sang it.
Hebe Tien (田馥甄), born on March 30, 1983 in Hsinchu County, Taiwan, China, is a Taiwanese singer and actress, and one of the members of the Chinese singing group S.H.E. In 2000, she participated in the "Universe 2000 Powerful Beauty Girl Audition".
In 2000, Tian Fuzhen participated in the "Universe 2000 Beauty Girl Selection Competition" and won the first runner-up. After the competition, she and her fellow members Ren Jiaxuan and Chen Jiahua*** signed with Huaranyan International Music and formed the singing group S.H.E., and then she entered the showbiz industry.
In September 2010, she released her first solo album "To Hebe" under her real name, which was shortlisted for four awards including "Best Mandarin Album" at the 22nd Taiwan Golden Melody Awards.
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Acting Experience
In 2000, she took part in the "Universe 2000 Powerful Beauty Girl Selection" co-organized by Huayan Records and Cruel Stage Program. After the preliminary and final rounds of the competition, Tian Fuzhen lost the first place and a one-year record contract because she forgot her lyrics in the final round.
September 11, 2001, S.H.E released their debut album "Girls' Dormitory", which included two songs "Too Much" and "I Love You" sung by Fook-yan, Hebe slowly began to enter people's attention.
On January 23, 2002, S.H.E starred in her first idol drama "Love Spell", which was aired on Taiwan TV, in which Fook-Yin Tien played the role of the magical little hottie Hu Shasha.
In March 2010, S.H.E released its twelfth album "SHERO" since its debut, and also announced that the three members would be single starting from the second half of the year; on the 30th, Hebe held her personal music birthday party in Taipei, and S.H.E said that she would not be disbanded if she flew solo.
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