Wu Qiong, born on March 24th, 1962, a native of Fanchang District, Wuhu City, Anhui Province, graduated from Anhui Art School. She is an actress, Huangmei Opera actor, singer and China actor. Wu Qiong 1980 graduated from Anhui Art School and then entered the Huangmei Opera Theatre in Anhui Province. 199 1 Enter China Conservatory of Music for further study.
1992, Wu Qiong left the stage of Huangmei Opera and joined the China Broadcasting Art Troupe to sing Huangmei songs. Since then, Wu Qiong has stepped into the pop music scene. In 2008, the first Huangmei Opera solo concert was successfully held in Hefei, Anhui and Beijing. 20 16 first appeared in Huangmei opera "Taibai Drunk".
Wu Qiong's artistic attainments
Wu Qiong is good at singing, with a rich voice and passion, and can switch between high and low voices freely. Low rhyme is like a hairspring, passionate as lightning, lingering as a bridge, grief as a river, joy as a bird's song, injury as a hairspring, words as a jade plate, crisp and pleasant, and the voice can be high or low, wide or thin.
Wu Qiong is good at expressing all kinds of characters, and she is not afraid of styles. She has a delicate face and just the right gestures. Action is natural and unpretentious. Sad and gratifying, regardless of whether the plot can be successfully grasped.
Wu Qiong, a famous Huangmei Opera artist, is regarded by the industry as one of the most powerful Huangmei Opera actors in China after Yan Fengying. Her Ma Xu is rich in details, and The Match of Angels and Yan Fengying all show high attainments in singing and performance.