Zhang Qingfang

essential information

Acting experience

Campus folk songs (1984-1990)

At the end of 1984, Zhang Qingfang, as a student of China Municipal Engineering College (now China University of science and technology in Taiwan), participated in the program "university town" of Taiwan TV company, and won the best singing award in the youth ballad creation competition of Taiwan College by singing songs such as "once owned" and "Yueqin". According to the regulations of the program, Zhang Qingfang and two other winners of the program, Zheng Wenwen And Lu Xiaodan.

In January 1985, Dianjiang records (a local record company established in Taiwan in the 1980s) recruited 18-year-old Zhang Qingfang as a contract singer. In October of the same year, it published its first Mandarin album "after passion". Because of its innovative music style and lyrics and Zhang Qingfang's high and fresh singing skills, the album sold more than 300000 records and became the best-selling album in Taiwan that year One of them is that songs such as "these days", "the world" and "after passion" became popular in Taiwan. In 1994, when Taiwan music circle selected Taiwan's top 100 albums of the decade (1975-1993), "after passion" was selected and ranked 97th.

In July 1986, he released the album "yesterday's dream is far away" (also known as "I'm still young"). After graduation, Zhang Qingfang released her Mandarin album "dear, please don't say it" in July 1987. In June 1988, he released his Mandarin album "seeking back"; in September, he released his Taiwanese cover albums "Gu Zao's song Ruan Lai sang 1" and "Gu Zao's song Ruan Lai sang 2"; in the same year, he won the "best female singer" award from China Television Corporation. In April 1989, the Mandarin album "do you like my songs?" and the folk song cover album "leave voice (1) in the wilderness" were released in October.

During this period, the styles of the five mandarin albums all follow Zhang Qingfang's unique singing style and pure campus folk songs, with sales of more than 200000 or 300000.

Mature stage (1990-1998)

In January 1990, she released the folk song cover album "Liusheng (2) to be married daughter's heart"; in June, she released the Mandarin album "Purple voice" and was shortlisted for the best Mandarin Female Singer Award of the second Golden Melody Award in October; on August 25, she held a "sincere can always" solo concert in Taipei Gymnasium, becoming the first singer to hold a solo ticket concert.

In January 1991, he released his Mandarin album "sunshine in California" and was shortlisted for the third Golden Melody Award "Best Mandarin Female Singer Award" in October; in May, he published his personal photo album; in December, he released his cover album "Liusheng (3) chusaiqu".

In April 1992, she released her Mandarin album "serious eyes"; in October, she was invited to sing the opening and closing song of "love you not to discuss" with guest Li Lin, which opened up her popularity in mainland China; on October 26, she won the Singapore heart to heart music medal; in December, she released the album "light", which was the top of Zhang Qingfang's list, with a sales volume of one million copies, and won the 9th best record Golden Tripod award the next year In 1994, when the Taiwan music circle selected Taiwan's top 100 albums in the past ten years (1975-1993), "Guangguang" was selected and ranked 90th. The albums included "getting married", "missing you to panic", "m" Songs such as en's talk, it's too early to snow, and behind the curtain are widely sung. They have been reprinted by Lin Zhixuan, Kuang Meiyun, ye Qianwen, Gao shengmei, Ren Jieling, Xiao Baihe, Liu Meijun, Kang siting and so on. They have also been translated into Cantonese version.

In December 1993, Zhang Qingfang released his album "left and right Zhang Qingfang". On November 26 of the following year, he won the best singing album award and the best Mandarin Female Singer Award of the sixth Taiwan Golden Melody Award for this album. In the same year, he held a "shining star" individual ticket sales concert.

In 1994, cash magazine, a leading KTV manufacturer in Taiwan, launched a campaign to vote for the "Four Heavenly Kings and queens". Zhang Qingfang ranked first in the "Queen of heaven group" of the campaign, and the other three were Lin Yilian, ye Qianwen and Chen Shuhua. On January 22, 23 and 26, she co hosted a "five-star" concert with guests Li Lin, Wu Sikai and Cai Qin at the National Father Memorial Hall in Northern Taiwan and Zhongshan Hall in Taichung In July, she was shortlisted for "best female singer" in Singapore's Golden Melody Award; in August, she released her Mandarin album "red Zhang Qingfang", which went to Japan for modeling; in October, she published her first semi autobiographical book "red Zhang Qingfang", which held her first 12 campus tour concerts; in December, she won the best female singer award in the top 10 idols of Golden Melody dragon tiger list; from December to December, 1994 In June 1995, she held a tour concert of "Zhang Qingfang's ten years of string together every moment", touring Kaohsiung, Taipei and Singapore (the first female singer from Taiwan to hold a concert in Singapore).

In July 1995, she was shortlisted for "best singing Award" and "most popular female singer award" in Singapore's infatuated Golden Melody Award. In December, she released her Mandarin album "a night of heavy rain", which won the first place in the 1996 Mandarin album ranking of the Golden Melody dragon and tiger list of Minsheng daily. In April of the next year, she was shortlisted for the best Mandarin Female Singer Award of the seventh Taiwan Golden Melody Award.

In 1996, Taiwan's entire record industry began to decline, and Dianjiang's record reduced its capital and was about to be acquired by EMI. At the same time, Zhang Qingfang's long-distance love affair with Dianjiang's producer Cao Junhong came to an end. In the same year, Zhang Qingfang released his first original Taiwanese album no one knows. The album's songs of the same name became a classic in the Taiwanese music world, with a sales record of 500000 and a record for a Mandarin Singer On October 28, he went to London to sign a contract with Richard Dimon, President of EMI world, to join EMI group, Taiwan Branch (Keyi EMI). At the same time, he was interviewed by Reuters, London MCM radio, world TV news, MBI international magazine, Asian music news magazine, American Billboard magazine and other international media. In December, he released his first Mandarin album pure, which joined EMI Zhang Qingfang also won the best Mandarin Female Singer Award of the 8th Taiwan Golden Melody Award for her album. At the invitation of the organizer of the Golden Horse Award, she reinterpreted the theme song "golden horse galloping" with Zhang Yu on December 14.

On May 10, 1997, Fukuoka radio DJ ITO went to Taiwan to hold an exclusive interview with Zhang Qingfang; on December 6, he took part in the drama "Zhang Qingfang's music love story" for the first time, which was broadcast on TVBS-G channel; in December, he released his Mandarin album "flower rain night", which was specially recommended by the jury as one of the bequests of "Taiwan's 200 best pop music albums" published by the 2009 times.

In 1998, he held 12 campus tour concerts of "flying flowers and rainy nights" in Taiwan; in January, he set up the singing friends association "Fangyuan Baili family"; on February 6, he was invited to two large-scale concerts in Singapore; in August, he won the "campus superstar" list of Dacheng newspaper; in August, he released "ouch, hello" as Zhang Qingfang's second Taiwanese album, which was highly praised and recommended by the Chinese musicians Exchange Association In March of the next year, with this album, she was shortlisted for the best dialect female singer award of the 10th Taiwan Golden Melody Award.

The nineties of the 20th century is the peak mature period of Zhang Qingfang, and every year there are albums. During this period, her albums sold hundreds of thousands to millions of copies.

Bottleneck period (1998-1999)

Since 1998, Chinese music piracy has been rampant, the trend of network download is booming, and the market is seriously shrinking. Affected by this, Zhang Qingfang's sales volume has declined. From 1998 to 1999, Zhang Qingfang published three albums, and the sales volume has dropped by as much as 50% compared with the past, but the quality of the albums still maintains a high level.

Only Zhang Qingfang, released in August 1999, is the only one of Zhang Qingfang's albums published in the 1990s. There was no press conference for the album. One month after the release of the album, the disaster of the century "921 earthquake" occurred, and almost no publicity activities were held. However, the rich musicality of the album can be regarded as Zhang Qingfang's breakthrough in music. The single "it's not your fault" won the 10th place in HitFM's 100 singles of the year 0.

Transition fade out (2000 ~)

In 2000, Zhang Qingfang joined the radio hosting industry and tried to host the UFO Radio Program "peach news" for the first time on July 24.

Since January 29, 2001, she has hosted UFO Radio Program "listen late"; on March 6, she joined Fenghua records; in addition to TV and radio hosts, Zhang Qingfang also tried to perform in drama. In August, she participated in the idol drama "poor and noble childe" and played the role of teacher niaoju; since December 4, she was invited to host the interview program "cover character" of Sanli metropolis station, with the same ratings as the cable TV programs of the same period highest.

In 2002, Zhang Qingfang successively released "waiting" and "double Chen story", among which "waiting" cooperated with Zhang manjuan, the best-selling writer in the Chinese community. The text of the whole album is the second album in the Chinese music world (the first is echo, which was cooperated by Pan yueyun, Qiyu and Sanmao in 1985). In March of the next year, it was shortlisted as the tenth album by virtue of the album "waiting" From April 15 to may 03, he and Huang Zijiao hosted "Golden Melody series" of Dongfeng satellite TV; from May 20, he hosted "heart club" of Dongfeng satellite TV; from August 31, he and Huang Zijiao co hosted "two days off" of Dongfeng satellite TV.

January 2003

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