Jay Chou Hohhot tracks include Dream, New Song of the Herdsmen, Singing Songs of the Grassland, Black Stallion, and Top Bowl Dance.
Jay Chou was born on January 18, 1979, in New Taipei City, Taiwan Province of China, and is originally from Yongchun County, Quanzhou City, Fujian Province, China. Jay Chou is a Taiwanese pop male singer, musician, actor, director and screenwriter, and graduated from Tamkang High School.
In 2000, he released his debut album "Jay", in 2001 he released the album "Fantasy", which is a fusion of Chinese and Western music, in 2002 he held the "TheOne" world tour, in 2003 he became the cover character of Time magazine, and in 2004 he released his solo album "Seven Miles", which is the first album of his career. In 2004, he released his solo album "Seven Miles", and in 2005, he won the Best Newcomer Award at the Golden Horse Awards and the Golden Statue Awards for the action movie "Head D".
Since 2006, she has been awarded the Best Selling Artist Award in China at the World Music Awards for three consecutive years; she released her solo album "Still Vantage" in the same year. 2007, her literary film "Unspeakable Secrets", which was written and directed by herself, won the Golden Horse Award for Outstanding Taiwanese Movie of the Year; she released her solo album "I'm Very Busy" in the same year.
Jay Chou's Early Years
Jay Chou was born in New Taipei City, Taiwan Province of China, and is originally from Yongchun County, Quanzhou City, Fujian Province, China. when he was four years old, his mother, Huimei Yeh, sent him to the Tamkang Shan Ye Infant Music Class to learn piano. When he was in his second year of junior high school, his parents divorced due to personality differences, and Jay went to his mother, Amy Yeh, to raise him. In the middle school examination, he did not get into a regular high school. In the same year, he was admitted to the first music class of Tamkang Middle School because he was good at piano. After graduating from high school, he twice applied to the music department of Taipei University but was not accepted, so he began to work in a restaurant.
In September 1997, Jay was encouraged by his mother to sign up for the entertainment program "Super Rookie King" on Taipei's Star TV, where he was invited to sing a song he had written called "Dreams Have Wings". When host Wu Zongxian saw the song's score, he invited Jay to work as a musical assistant at Alpha Music.
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