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She was the cover of [[Time Magazine]] SPECIAL ISSUE: Asia's Heroes in the October issue in 2005. |
She was the cover of [[Time Magazine]] SPECIAL ISSUE: Asia's Heroes in the October issue in 2005. |
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She released a single named '''Happy Winter''' (Chinese: '''冬天快乐''') on [[December 23]], [[2005]]. Later, she released |
She released a single named '''Happy Winter''' (Chinese: '''冬天快乐''') on [[December 23]], [[2005]]. Later, she released another single, named "Give Me Five". Her first album will be released in August, [[2006]]. |
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She also held two concerts, both unplugged. One was on March 10th (her birthday) and the other on May 22, in Shanghai, China. |
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The China National Philatelic Corporation issues a postage stamp bearing her image in January in 2006 -- a first for a [[mainland Chinese]] [[pop star]]. |
The China National Philatelic Corporation issues a postage stamp bearing her image in January in 2006 -- a first for a [[mainland Chinese]] [[pop star]]. |
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Revision as of 16:51, 25 June 2006
Li Yuchun (Chinese: 李宇春), born on 10 March, 1984, in Sichuan, People's Republic of China. On 26 August 2005, Li became the champion of Super Girl 2005, which is China's nationwide female singing competition organized by Hunan TV station.
During the competition, in which audience can participate in the decision by sending text messages with their mobile phones, Li received 3.5 millions votes, beating two other finalists Zhou Bichang and Zhang Liangying.
She was the cover of Time Magazine SPECIAL ISSUE: Asia's Heroes in the October issue in 2005.
She released a single named Happy Winter (Chinese: 冬天快乐) on December 23, 2005. Later, she released another single, named "Give Me Five". Her first album will be released in August, 2006.
She also held two concerts, both unplugged. One was on March 10th (her birthday) and the other on May 22, in Shanghai, China.
The China National Philatelic Corporation issues a postage stamp bearing her image in January in 2006 -- a first for a mainland Chinese pop star.
She went to London on January 26, 2006 to briefly to open celebrations for Chinese New Year with the London Mayor.
External links
- Official site - Hosted by Taihe Rye Music
- Official blog - Written by her company instead of herself.
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