Huang Qishan is from Chongqing. Her real name is Huang Xiaoxia and her nickname is Xiao Xia. Many singers still call her "Sister Xiao Xia". Huang Qishan's name has been changed many times, first Xiaoshan Huang, then Susan, and then Beijing. After signing Happy Records, her name has been Huang Qishan.
When Huang Qishan was a child, his parents divorced and his personality was extremely independent. Huang Qishan started his first marriage in his twenties, but divorced soon after. 199 1 year, Huang Qishan sang in Guangzhou, and later met Taiwanese musician Tu Huiyuan and got married. After that, Huang Qishan followed Tu Huiyuan to develop in Taiwan Province Province, and they co-wrote the record "The Man Hiding Behind Music".
However, this marriage lasted only five years and ended because of the difference in musical concepts. Tu Huiyuan wrote two songs "Give Up Love" and "Listen to the Sea" based on her own marriage experience, but she gave them to May because of her divorce, which became A-mei's early masterpieces. On 20 13, Huang Qishan married her music director Zhang Ying (Zhang Wenzhong). Three years later, Huang Qishan and Zhang Ying agreed to divorce.
Huang Qishan's acting experience:
1980, Huang Qishan moved from Shangqing Temple to Xuetian Bay with his parents. She began to learn to sing pop songs along with Teresa Teng's songs on the tape, and took learning to sing as a pleasure.
1986, Huang Qishan was admitted to Chongqing Huahua Dance Company and began to sing as a career. After that, Huang Qishan followed Xiao Jianhu to sing in various places, and Huang Qishan gained the first batch of loyal fans with a performance of "contrast".
199 1 year, Huang Qishan was appreciated by Chen Bide, joined the band "Butboy 100" and officially entered the entertainment circle; Later, together with Jenny Tseng and Ye Ailing, she recorded the theme song "Dreams and Hope" of the first Women's World Cup, and also sang the theme song "Can't Love" for the TV series "Stunning Beauty".
1994, and Tu Huiyuan released the music album "The Man Behind the Music", which included 1993, "My love exists for you" and other 12 songs.