Details of Bi Cheng, a talented woman from Peking University

Nationality: China.

Ethnic group: Han nationality

Place of Birth: Binzhou City, Shandong Province

Occupation: Musician living in Japan, independent folk singer, photographer.

Graduate School: Peking University Foreign Languages Department.

Masterpiece: the last days of spring

Main achievements: 20 12 top ten campus singers of Peking University.

Representative works: Poetry meets songs, so you can sing whenever you want, and cut windows on sunny days.

Early experience

In 2009, Bi Cheng studied for a master's degree in Peking University Oriental Language Department. In the meantime, I joined the Guitar Club of Peking University, began to learn to play guitar and compose music, and wrote a nursery rhyme, which came from a poem written by Bi Cheng before, describing the small courtyard where my grandmother and I lived when I was a child. "There are flowers and trees in front of the hospital, and the trails outside the hospital are fragrant. They often meet in four seasons and cut windows on sunny days." So this piece of music was named "Sunny Window". From then on, she began to write songs and embarked on the road of performing arts. After graduating from master's degree, Bi Cheng went to Tokyo as he wished, stayed in a securities company for seven months, and then worked in Kenya Hara (MUJI Art Director) Design Institute. For nearly a year and a half, she continued to create music while working.

Performance experience

On September 20 12, he released his first solo album "Window Cutting on Sunny Days" as a summary of college music and life.

The whole album is accompanied by a classical guitar, and the cover and inner pages of the album are also designed by Bi Cheng himself.

20 13 10, released the single "Sing If You Want" and was selected as the theme song of the large-scale music program "Looking for Third Sister Liu" of CCTV Music Channel.

August 20 14, released the second independent music album "Poetry Meets Songs". This album is written for poetry. The album is called Poetry Meets Songs, named by the poet Kosuke Kitajima. Cover portrait photography was shot by Hiroshi Noda, a famous Japanese surrealist painter. Poetry Meets Songs has been among the best in JD.COM, and has been recommended by China poets Kosuke Kitajima and Nishikawa and Japanese poet Shuntaro Tanikawa.

20 14, 1 1, participated in the recording of "Everyday Up" by Hunan Satellite TV. 165438+1October 14, and join the 20-year tribute cover of Red Star Music.