Zhou Xuan (1920 August1-1957 September 22), born in Changzhou, Jiangsu Province, is a China film actress and singer. 193 1 joined the Yue Ming Song and Dance Troupe, and attracted attention for singing the song "Guoguang". 1932 released his debut album "Special Express". 1934 became famous with the song "Flowers in May".

In the same year, she ranked second in the "Radio Singer Competition" held by Shanghai Evening News. 1935 entered the film circle. 1937 starred in the drama Street Angel, which became the masterpiece of his performance career.

Her film interludes "The Song Girl" and "Four Seasons Songs" are also very popular in China. 1938 signed a contract with Shanghai Guohua Film Company. 194 1 year, Shanghai Daily held a "movie queen" selection, and Zhou Xuan declined the honor of "movie queen" after being elected. 195 1 was sent to hospital for treatment due to sudden mental illness. /kloc-0 died in Shanghai on September 22nd, 957.

Zhou Xuan's character evaluation:

Zhou Xuan created a natural and true singing style by using traditional vocal methods and microphones. She is the originator of modern singing with a microphone. She not only pioneered the singing method of putting her lips close to the microphone, but also applied this conversational and natural vocal method to the stage.

Singers used to sing loudly, but Zhou Xuan skillfully sang softly with a microphone. She pays attention to clear pronunciation, soft and lingering, and beautiful expression.

Zhou Xuan is a golden signboard in the history of Mandarin pop music, and is known as the "golden voice". Her greatest advantage is that she has a veritable good voice. She is not only delicate and sweet in tone, clear in articulation, but also euphemistic and moving when she spreads through the microphone. Even people who don't like listening to Mandarin pop songs will leave an unforgettable impression on her singing.