Wang Feng
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Wang Feng (Chinese: ) (born in Beijing on June 29, 1971) is a Chinese rock musician and composer who specializes in Chinese folk music and composition. He was the producer and lead vocals of No. 3, the punditry of the rock band No. 4. 43 Baojia Street, Bogota, Baojia. Wang Xiaoshuai's 2001 film Beijing Bicycle featured him as a composer.
No. 2 is the best thing since two albums. 43 Baojia Street (1997) and No. No. He signed a solo deal with Warner Music Beijing Co. Ltd., 43 Baojia Street 2 (1998). Fireworks, 2000, his third album, was the start of his solo career. Wang Feng's following albums, including Flying Higher () (2004) and Blooming Life ((2005)), are among his many hits in China. At the Channel V's 14th Chinese Music Awards, Belief Flies in the Wind, his 2009 album Belief Flies in the Wind, received him the Most Popular Male Singer in China. He is also a mentor on The Voice of China and Sing! Both television shows that helped him to rise in esteem are China.
Early life
Wang Feng was born in Beijing to a musician's family. Wang began playing violin at five years old at his father's suggestion. At the age of 11, he attended the Central Conservatory of Music middle school. Wang did not know why he played violin or why he was required to sit at home practising when other children of his age could play outside. Wang discovered the beauty of music for the first time in his life at the age of 14. Wang vowed to pursue music for the rest of his life after this experience.
Wang began listening to rock music at the age of 17. Wang studied at the Central Conservatory of Music, specialising in violin and viola. Wang performed in Beijing and overseas during his college years. Wang and his classmates formed the No. 1 band in his senior year (1994). 43 Baojia Street, Baojia, Baojia Street.
Personal life
Wang is often chastised for his promiscuous demeanor and cheating behavior.
Qi Dan, a TV hostess, was his first wife. When she was 17 years old, he began a life with model Ge Huijie; they have one child, Wang Manxi (born 2005). Kang Zuoru married his second wife in 2007 in 2007, in a beautiful way. Wang Jingyi, their one daughter (born 2012), has been their mother (born 2012). Due to Wang's cheating, they divorced when their daughter was only 8 months old. Zhang Ziyi, a Chinese actress, married him for the third time in 2015. They have a daughter and a son, Wang Xingxing (born 2015) and a son (born 2020). Both children were born in the United States.
Career
Wang Feng and the No. 1 band. 43 Baojia Street (43), which was named after the Central Conservatory of Music in Beijing's street address. They recorded their first album in 1997, three years after the band formed. During three years, the band lived in a basement at the college and performed in local clubs and bars. Wang took the vice concertmaster of the National Ballet of China Symphony Orchestra to help his father's estate and ensure a steady income. However, Wang resigned after a year of concertmaster work and moved fully into Rock music. The band was sponsored by "Xiao Wei" (nickname), an alumnus of the Central Conservatory of Music, at the start. The band was able to practice and perform due to the sponsorship of Xiao Wei. They grew their reputation in Beijing, which culminated in the band's signing of a record deal with Beijing Jingwen Record Co., Ltd on May 31, 1997. The band was not profitable under Xiao Wei's sponsorship. Wang couldn't even pay his rent at that time. The band had a chance to enter the music industry and solve the money issue, thanks to its recent contract with Beijing Jingwen Record. Wang Feng's whole crew and I understood the benefits of the contract, according to Xiao Wei. He ended the sponsorship and left Beijing.
The band's first studio album, No. 555, came later this year. Baojia Street (1997), 43. "Little Bird" and "Good Night Beijing" were among the songs on this album, which became well-known later. The band's second album, No. 2nd, was released a year later. 2Bajo Street 2 (1998), Baojia Street. Although the albums were on sale, Wang and the band's economic problem were not addressed. In other words, the band was not profiting. Wang has decided to end his employment with Beijing Jingwen Record. Wang Feng was discovered by the Warner Music Beijing Coordination Ltd in 2000, but not the whole band. In the same year, Wang signed the deal and released the album Fireworks' (2000). This album was released before the band broke up.
Wang had the boost of his career during his time with Warner Music. Fireworks (2000), Love is a Wish Bullet (2002), and Crying While Smiling (2004) were three albums that were released. Flying Higher, a song that became very popular in China after its debut, was included in the album Crying When Smiling. Wang was also in charge of the entire soundtrack of Beijing Bicycle (2001). Wang ended his five-year contract with Warner Music in July 2005 and began his own independent record label "Feng Sheng Music" (Feng Sheng is the Chinese translation for Feng's voice). Wang's fourth studio album, "Blooming Life" (2004), was released in the same year. The song Blooming life, as the album's name, became famous quickly after the album was released and became one of China's most downloaded ringtones. Wang also included two other famous patriotic works, Our Dream () and I Love You, China, in the same album (,). Our Dream became the top ten golden songs in Beijing; I Love You, China, the second human spaceflight of the People's Republic of China, was regarded as a gift. Wang was named as the best Male Singer in China" by the Pepsi Chart in 2006.
Wang signed a new record deal with the Hong Kong media company MusicNationGroup in May 2007. Wang's fifth studio album, Brave Heart (2007), was released one month later. Wang claimed to be very happy with his work on this album, but one of the tracks was forced to be taken out by the authorities. Several people on the internet said that the hit song Brave Heart was a recreation of the Canadian pop-punk band Simple Plan's Crazy. "I don't have to copy other people's work," Wang said. It's as simple as that. I don't have to do it at all."
Wang returned with the Belief Flies in the Wind (2008) in 2009, after two years since the last album was released. Wang received many awards for his album. The song In Spring debuted at No.1 on the Chinese Music Chart on the 23rd. The album Light debuted on the Chinese Music Chart in September, gaining no.1 position in September. When I Miss You, the album When I Miss You, ranked No.1 on the Chinese Music Chart on November 12th. The song In Spring received the Best Lyrics award at the 9th International Chinese Music Awards. Wang Feng himself was named the Best Producer, and the album Belief Flies in the Wind received the Best Album award. Wang said in a CNN interview that "this album is supposed to show everyone how to appreciate the authentic rock music." It's not about whether the majority likes or is most popular. I'm making mainstream rock music, and that's what I'm about."
Wang Feng released Life Asks for Nothing, the first ever double album in Chinese rock history, which topped a variety of charts and received national recognition for his major Chinese music awards. Wang Feng made history by being the first Chinese artist to stage concerts in grand stadiums twice a year, although he has proved that he is one of the few Chinese rock musicians to enjoy commercial success and mainstream success without abandoning the famously rebellious roots. His uncompromisingly ardent desire for life and strong spirit have drastically changed the Chinese rock scene and left a lasting impression on Chinese popular culture as the generation's leading voice.
Wang Feng, a coach on The Voice of China Season 2, with Na Ying, Harlem Yu, and A-Mei Zhang, as a coach in 2013. He continued to be a mentor well into Season 4.
Wang Feng, a retired Sing coach, joined the rebranded Sing in 2016. Jiang Dunhao, China's most promising mentor, helped him win the series. In season 2 of season 2, he did not return for another season.
Wang Feng was one of seven first-round performers on Hunan Television's sixth season of Song Competition Singer (which was previously known as I Am a Singer). He made it to the finals and came third, behind Hua Chenyu and champion Jessie J.