You should go to Perhat Chalik Abdul Guli! He is a national first-class actor! Pechat Chalik Abdul Guli was born into a musical family. His father, Abdul Guli, was a famous musician and then head of the Xinjiang Military Region Cultural and Art Troupe. Mother Anar Khan is a dancer. There are 1 1 brothers and sisters at home. My father is active on the music stage all the year round. People are interested in his duet "Good Xinjiang" with the dancer Cambal Han and his suona performance known as "Golden Suona". He created a large number of Xinjiang folk songs from 1950s to 1970s, and the Dabancheng Girl later adapted by Wang was one of them. At that time, it was known as "Mei Lanfang" in Xinjiang music circle. Maybe Chalik can sing and dance since he was a child. At the age of six, he would go to the Xinjiang Military Region Art Troupe to watch rehearsals every day and listen to his father and eldest brother Clem practice singing. Perhat Khaliq, a musical family, had an influence on his life. When Perhat Khaliq was in primary school, she won an award in a song and dance competition organized by the school. Soon, the Cultural Revolution began. 10 years old, becoming a representative figure in people's minds. In order to avoid these things, the family sent him to Dushanzi's uncle's house. In Dushanzi Petroleum School Club, a song "The Sun Shines on the Heart of Kazakhstan" caused a great sensation. During his trip to the countryside, the propaganda team he organized in Toksun County won the first prize in the urumqi county Art Show. Lead singer of urumqi county Art Troupe; Learn to drive in Pingdingshan Team of the Autonomous Region Grain Bureau; 1972-65438+February, worked as a literary and art soldier in the artillery division for four years and participated in the Beijing military training of 1975. Finally, I met the great leaders Chairman Mao and Premier Zhou in Huairentang. During the period of 1976, 800 demobilized soldiers braved difficulties and hardships to carry out initial construction in the petrochemical complex. They live in a cave and eat food blown away by the wind and sand ... the conditions are extremely difficult. Nevertheless, he insisted on practicing songs, and at the same time worked as a music counselor in primary schools, giving children the opportunity to learn music knowledge and more and better songs. 1978 Xinjiang Song and Dance Troupe seconded him to the troupe as the lead singer in various ways. The following year, he participated in the Xinjiang Tianshan Xinlei Concert with a song "Ili River" and won the prize. From then on, he began to perform formally and stood at the forefront of music art. At that time, it was the happiest moment in his life. Once on stage, the audience won't let him down without singing five or six songs. The impressive style is unparalleled. In Beijing, he and Bahar Guli sang "We are a good place in Xinjiang, a good pasture in the north and south of Tianshan Mountain, our beautiful countryside, our lovely hometown ...", which deeply touched Wang Kun and spoke highly of him. 1982- 12 participated in the national minority folk song vocal competition and won the first prize. This is a high honor for him. It shows that the artistic level of Perhat Khaliq has reached a new level. He began to get busy-TV stations in various provinces and cities sent invitations to him one after another, and his cheerful figure could be seen at the TV Festival, his crisp singing could be heard at the front line of Laoshan, and his touching performance could be heard at the flood fighting and rescue performance. Avaguli, which he sang, was affectionate and long, and was most loved by people: "Wandering people broke through the Tianshan Mountains and walked through the Gobi, telling you that the beautiful Avaguli is the one I am looking for, alas, the beautiful Avaguli ..." At the 1988 CCTV Spring Festival Gala, he sang "Happy Coachman", which was written by Tian Ge.

There is also a Uighur Perhat Khaliq. But he is not a crosstalk performer. He is the head coach of men's football in Xinjiang 10th National Games!