Singer Li Qiong was born in Wuhan, Hubei. He is a famous young singer of the Cultural and Art Troupe of the Armed Police Headquarters. He won the grand prize of the 8th National Young Singer Competition of CCTV. 20 12 was invited to participate in CCTV May 17 recording of Tianle, Happy Heroes, Passion Square and other programs.
On 1999 CCTV Spring Festival Gala, Li Qiong performed his solo work "Eighteen Bends in Mountain Road" and won the audience's favorite singer award and the best singing performance award. His works, Eighteen Bends in Mountain Road, Three Gorges, My Hometown, My Home in Eight Hundred Li Cave, Lao Wang and My Girl on the Green Beach, all won the Five Ones Award from Publicity Department of the Communist Party of China.
My Home in Eight Hundred Li Dongting expresses the author's love and praise for the eight hundred Li Dongting. My Home in Eight Hundred Li Dongting is a song sung by Li Qiong, written by Yang Haichao and composed by Zhao Lin. It was released on June 5438+1 October1day, 2000. It was included in the album Dialogue/800 Li Dongting My Home, which is also an episode of the movie Axiu.
Li Qiong's Early Experience:
Li Qiong was born in an artistic family in Wuhan, Hubei. Her father is a first-class actor of Hubei Chu Opera Troupe. She grew up in the theater, and opera also had a subtle influence on her. The influence of the environment prompted her to embark on the artistic path.
Li Qiong likes singing since he was a child. 14 years old, in the second day of junior high school, was admitted to Hubei Art School with her natural good voice. After graduating from art school, she was admitted to Wuhan University for further study.
Along the way, Li Qiong, who loves music, has always had a dream that he has a soft spot for a green military uniform. Under the dual care of talent and opportunity, 1996, the dream came true and was specially recruited by Hubei Armed Police Corps.