David Jiang

Name: David Jiang Gender: Male Birthplace: Tianjin Birthday: 1947-1968, settled in the suburb of Hohhot, and joined the Forest Police Art Troupe in 197. In 1975, he was transferred to the Central National Song and Dance Troupe as a solo performer, and served as the head of the Central National Song and Dance Troupe. David Jiang is the most famous tenor in China. Have profound vocal attainments. His singing is sweet, bright and sincere. His singing is welcomed and loved by people of all ethnic groups in China. Over the past 3 years, his songs have spread all over the country. Over the past 3 years, he has sung thousands of songs and theme songs of hundreds of movies and TV series. Among them, such as Where the Peach Blossoms Bloom, Song of Peony, Steed Horse Running to Protect the Frontier, Dare to Ask Where the Road is, Spring in the Northland, Running Forward along the Socialist Avenue, etc., are well-known at home and abroad and widely sung. David Jiang has held concerts in the United States, Canada, Japan, Germany, Singapore, Thailand and other countries and regions for many times, which was well received by audiences at home and abroad. David Jiang is the most powerful singer and an evergreen tree in the music world. David Jiang loved fine arts since he was a child. In middle school, he introduced David Jiang briefly, studied western painting for eight years, and had a deep foundation in painting. In the past ten years, he has studied calligraphy hard, and Wei Bei and Yan Liu Ou Zhao in Han bamboo slips have all learned from him. With the guidance of famous contemporary calligraphers, the experience of predecessors' calligraphy skills is integrated into the feelings of real life. David Jiang's brief introduction is full of emotion and charm, and gradually achieves the integration of chanting ink, integration, no stagnation, no correction, no craftsmanship, vigorous and unrestrained, and combination of rigidity and softness. Songs: Where the Peach Blossoms Bloom, Song of Peony, Steed Horses Running to Protect the Frontier, Dare to Ask Where the Road Is, Spring in the Northland, Running Forward along the Socialist Avenue, etc.