Song: Wu Jing
Chinese Name: Wu Jing
Nationality: People's Republic of China
Ethnicity: Han Chinese
Zodiac Sign: Sagittarius
Blood Type: AB
Height: 168cm
Weight: 50kg
Birthplace: Pingxiang, Jiangxi Province
Date of Birth: December 10
Graduation School: Music Performance, People's Liberation Army Art College
People's Liberation Army Art College, China
We are the only people in China who can sing this song.
Date of Birth: December 10
Graduate School: People's Liberation Army Academy of Arts, Music Performance
Height/Weight: 168cm/50kg
Zodiac Sign: Sagittarius
Blood: AB
Unit: Haijia Political Affairs Civilian Workers' Troupe
Wu Jing was born in an ordinary artistic family in Pingxiang City, Jiangxi Province, and grew up with a passion for musical expression. She was born in Pingxiang City, Jiangxi Province, to an ordinary artistic family, and showed great talent for music from a young age, entering the Jiangxi Provincial Art School at the age of 14 to receive professional training.
She has a mellow voice, full, bright, mellow tone, wide range, and won the "Collective Third Class Merit" of the army in the 2004 All-Army Cultural and Artistic Performance, and has participated in performances on behalf of the People's Liberation Army Academy of Art in various military regions. Her beautiful voice and beautiful appearance show her unique charm, and gradually formed her own unique singing style. Her extraordinary singing and calm and atmospheric styling are y loved by everyone.
Expanded profile:
Originally sung by Wu Jing: Her original vocals are mellow and soft, resembling water like the wind. She sings in a variety of styles and has a sweet, mellow, soft tone.
Li Lingyu version: crisp, full of spirituality, such as beads falling from a jade plate, the empty valley clear spring.
Wan Xiaoli's version: Cangsang sexy, the first male voice cover.
JJ Lin version : lyrics complement each other, full of dialog, "mournful and poignant".
Liu Xianhua version : for the movie "Journey to the West, Daughter of the Kingdom of the West" end credits song released nationwide on the first day of the Chinese New Year in 2018, all-around singer Henry Liu Xianhua solo arrangement, production and singing. In the arrangement, Henry especially added violin and piano, interpreting the moving and poignant love story with warm and romantic notes, and activating the audience's long-dormant touch in their hearts with his soft yet explosive singing.
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