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Zhou Xuan. To this day, Zhou Xuan's songs still remain a staple in many Golden Oldies collections in Mandarin popular music. There have been two biographies written by Zhou Xuan's surviving family members.
Jan 19, 2013 · Chinese and English lyrics.Click "cc" for English and Chinese subtitles.月圓花好 - 周璇 (Traditional Chinese)曲 : 嚴華 / 詞 : 范煙橋浮雲散 明月照人來團圓美滿今朝最清淺池塘 鴛鴦戲水紅裳翠蓋 並蒂蓮開雙雙對對...
Zhou Xuan - One's Young Life Like a Flower 周璇-花樣的年華. The song that introduced me to lovely Zhou Xuan, and started my journey through Shanghai and China, taking me to Hong Kong and ...
Dec 31, 2020 · Zhou Xuan was born in 1920 in Changzhou, a city close to Shanghai. Abducted and sold as a child by her uncle, an opium addict, she was eventually adopted by a Shanghainese family surnamed Zhou. In 1931, she joined the Bright Moon Dance Ensemble under Li Jinhui, a pioneer in Chinese pop music.
@ModernChineseCulturalStudies Enjoy two and a half of the most famous minutes in early Chinese sound cinema.Zhou Xuan 周璇, playing songstress Xiao Hong, sings...
Legendary Chinese actress and singer Zhou Xuan was born on 1 August (year of birth uncertain as either 1918 or 1920) in Jiangsu province, China and originally named Su Pu. At 3, she was sold by her uncle (by deceit) to the Wang family and thereafter her name changed to Wang Xiaohong.
Zhou Xuan 周璇 (1918? 1920?-1957), began her film acting career as a teenager and became one of the most beloved singers of the Chinese silver screen.
Legendary Chinese actress and singer Zhou Xuan was born on 1 August (year of birth uncertain as either 1918 or 1920) in Jiangsu province, China and originally named Su Pu. At 3, she was sold by her uncle (by deceit) to the Wang family and thereafter her name changed to Wang Xiaohong.
Zhou Xuan, known as “Golden Voice” or jin sangzi for her beautiful singing voice, was born in 1918 in Changzhou in Jiangsu Province. Unfortunately, she spent her childhood in the care of various foster parents due to her birth parents’ opium addiction (Stock, 1995).
Zhou Xuan was an iconic Chinese singer and film actress. By the 1940s, she had become one of China's "Seven Great Singing Stars". She was nicknamed the "Golden Voice", and had a movie career until 1954.
