David Jiang has sung classic songs such as "The Song of Peony", "Where the Peach Blossoms Bloom" and "Dare to Ask Where the Road Is", and David Jiang has a high position in the China art world. David Jiang is not only a famous tenor in China, but also known as "an artist in Central Africa" and "the most influential musician in China in the 20th century". David Jiang is still performing in various places, and his popularity is not low, which shows his extraordinary influence in the past 40 years. ...
1978, David Jiang, the soloist of the Central National Song and Dance Troupe, went abroad with the troupe to perform and sang his own classic song "Running on the Horse to Protect the Border". Although this song was not the first song written by David Jiang, it began to make him "emerge" ... The subsequent Song of Peony and The Story of Peach Blossom Garden established David Jiang's position as a "famous tenor in China". What really makes David Jiang the top talent in China art circle should be the theme song "Dare to Ask Where Is the Way" by The Journey to the West in the 86th edition.
It was after 1986 sang the theme song "Dare to ask where the road is" that his popularity really rose to the peak. By chance, Xu Jingqing met David Jiang in the recording studio. Hearing his voice, he felt quite satisfied. After consulting with director Yang Jie, both of them thought it was ok, so they asked David Jiang if he could sing, and David Jiang agreed. This song resounded through the streets of China, making David Jiang a veritable singing artist in people's hearts.
In his speech interview, David Jiang said, "People like you because you are a farmer. Which song was originally composed by you? You just imitate others to sing. You are not a great man. You let your farmers sing on stage because of good policies, not because you sing well. You are just a peasant singer who loves to sing. In his words, this person is Zhu Zhiwen.
As we all know, Zhu Zhiwen became popular through The Avenue of Stars. When he became popular, he was also arranged to learn from David Jiang. At the scene, Zhu Zhiwen personally handed the tea to the master. At first, David Jiang publicly said that Zhu Zhiwen was his student, but later he denied that he was an apprentice, saying that the apprentice was just a program effect.
In response to David Jiang's remarks, Taige did not respond. Whether this matter is right or wrong can only be seen by different people. David Jiang, a generation of old artists, has become a laughing stock because of external objective factors, but David Jiang's own problems are also great.