Is Yang Liping married?

Yang Liping had two marriages in one marriage.

Yang Liping, born on November 10, 1958 in Eryuan County, Dali Bai Autonomous Prefecture, Yunnan Province, is a national first-class actor, enjoys special national allowances, and is an expert in national and folk dance grade examinations. In 1971, he joined the Xishuangbanna Prefecture Song and Dance Troupe, and later transferred to the National Song and Dance Troupe, and became famous for his peacock dance.

In 1992, she became the first mainland dancer to perform in Taiwan. In 1994, the solo dance "The Spirit of the Bird" won the Gold Medal of the Chinese National Dance Classics of the 20th Century. In 2009, he achieved success with "The Sound of Yunnan", a companion piece to "Image of Yunnan", and became the first dancer to hold a personal dance party.

Character introduction:

Yang Liping was born in a Bai family in Dali. Her father, Yang Yinbao, and mother, Yang Xianguo, are both of the Bai ethnic group. But when she was very young, her parents divorced. Since she was the eldest in the family and had three younger brothers and sisters, the responsibility of taking care of them naturally fell on Yang Liping's shoulders. She has loved dancing since she was a child and has never attended any dance school. With her talent, she joined the Xishuangbanna Prefecture Song and Dance Troupe from the village in 1971.

In 1980, Yang Liping was transferred to the National Song and Dance Troupe and soon became the mainstay of the troupe. At this time, she fell in love with a dancer. Later, they both discovered that they were not suitable for each other, and eventually Yang Liping ended her first marriage. In 1990, she became famous at home and abroad with her solo dance "Sparrow Spirit". Yang Liping's graceful dancing attracted the attention of a Chinese named Liu Chunqing in the United States. Liu Chunqing was born in a business family in Taiwan, and the two held a romantic wedding. After that, the two broke up and Liu Chunqing also returned to Taiwan.