Hubei Economic View Ah Xing has been married several times, and his current wife’s information

A Xing: Formerly known as "Chen Xin", from Wuhan. As the first local talk show named after an individual, "A Xing's Talk" set several firsts, and his fame and popularity also soared. In 2003, Ah Xing ushered in the first glory of his life: he spent 13 yuan to pull off an emerald green plaid tablecloth, make a shirt, and wear it with a scarlet tie, which must be tied into an "eight-inch drop." Wearing this "outfit", Ah Xing walked through the large and small performance halls in three towns in Wuhan, creating happiness in the nightclub. If he didn't show off, the audience wouldn't follow. On June 16, 2007, Hubei Economic Television launched a Hubei dialect program, which mainly featured reading newspapers, telling jokes, text message interactions, and lottery draws. The program is tailor-made for the famous comedian "A Xing" from Wuhan. It gives full play to A Xing's witty and humorous hosting style and brings joyful laughter to the audience. The purpose of the program is: "If you have anything to ask Ah Xing, Ah Xing will come and ask." The program has been popular among Hubei audiences since its broadcast. The ratings have soared, ranking first in the TV ratings in the same time period in Hubei! He was called someone who dared to compete with "Xinwen Lianbo" for ratings. Ah Xing's resume: 1989: Ship sailor; 1995: "Brother" (taxi driver) in Jiangcheng, Wuhan; 2001: First appearance on the entertainment bar stage, performing funny sketches. In 2003, he traveled through the large and small performing arts halls in three towns in Wuhan, creating happiness in the nightclubs. If he didn't show off, the audience wouldn't follow. In 2006, he released his first comedy album "The King of Funny Eyes", with sales exceeding 1 million copies. In 2007, he joined Hubei Economic Television and became the host of the program "A Xing's Laughing Talk" with the highest ratings. In 2010, his debut original song was released. In 2011, he successfully held a solo performance of "Xingban Chinese Opera". In 2012, his back injury recurred and he was hospitalized for recuperation, and he quit the stage of "A Xing's Smile". In 2014, he returned to the stage of Hubei Economic Television's "A Xing's Smiling Talk".