What is the detailed information of Zhang Wei of Huaeryue Team?

Leader: Da Zhangwei (lead singer/guitarist/songwriter)

Birthday: August 31, 1983

Birthplace: Beijing

Constellation: Virgo

Name: Huaer Band Gender: Male

Date of birth: English name: The Flowers

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Works: "I Am Your Romeo", "Just Right", "Flowers, Birds, Fishes and Insects", "Strawberry Statement" 》"School is out"

Introduction to Huaer Band

Singer: Da Zhangwei (vocalist/guitarist/songwriter)

Drummer: Wang Wenbo (drummer/ Chorus)

Bassist: Guo Yang

Guitarist: Shi Xingyu (joined in 2001)

Guo Yang, who has a straightforward personality, is the oldest member of the band , simple in thinking and sincere in treating others. He dreams of becoming a marine biologist, but his favorite animal is hippopotamus.

Born in Beijing on June 1, 1978

Started studying bass at the Honghe Art Troupe in April 1997

Studying photography at Jinsong Vocational High School, after graduation Worked in a photo studio

After resigning, he started to participate in some band rehearsals, and was later introduced by Wang Wenbo to join the band

In 1999, he was invited to be the photographer of EMOUSE Studio, and has worked for Feiyu, Cobra, and Promotional photo taken by Crystal Butterfly Band

Guo Yang——bassist

Birthday: June 1, 1978

Birthplace: Beijing

< p>Music influences: NIRVANA, GREEN DAY

Favorite record: "DOOCKIE"/GREEN DAY

Favorite movie: "The Detective"

Favorite things: Friends gathering, video games

Dislikes: chatting, being woken up by phone calls

English name of the band: THE FLOWERS

The origin of the band’s name: the name of a song in the band’s works

Band’s goal: live happily

Album:

"Flowers, Birds, Fishes and Insects"

"Strawberry Statement"

< p>"School is out"

"I am your Romeo"

"Flower Dynasty"

Singer: Da Zhangwei (vocalist/guitarist/lyricist Creation)

Birthday: August 31, 1983

Birthplace: Beijing

Music influences: NIRVANA, RAMONES, GREEN DAY

Favorite records: "HONEY'S DEAD", "THE JESUS&MARY CHAIN"

Favorite movies: "The Variety Star"

Favorite things: Friends gatherings, painting, performances

Dislikes: Basketball, endless homework

Elementary school period:

Participated in the Children's Palace activities and won the first place in the Beijing Youth Solo Singers.

In the fourth grade of primary school, he went to Russia with the Children's Palace to participate in a children's vocal competition and won the second prize

In the fifth grade of primary school, he was admitted to the CCTV Galaxy Youth Art Troupe and went to Macau and Malaysia with the troupe for visiting performances. .

Junior high school:

Enrolled in the Beijing Jinfan Art Troupe and started learning guitar.

When I was in the third grade of junior high school, I formed a band and appeared in some small performances.

In February 1998, he met his manager Hong Feng while performing at PUB, and the band officially changed its name to "Hua'er".

Graduated from junior high school in June 1998 and was admitted to high school to study advertising design.

In 1998, he was named one of the six smartest teenagers in the country by [Intelligent Youth] magazine.

Drummer: Wang Wenbo (drummer/chorus)

Birthday: October 22, 1982

Birthplace: Beijing

Music Influences: GREEN DAY, THE CURE, NIRVANA

Favorite records: "PARKLIFE"/ BLUR

Favorite movies: All movies starring Stephen Chow

Favorite things: Photography , sleep, listen to music

Dislikes: mess, mistakes during performances

Won the eighth-level piano certificate from the Central Conservatory of Music.

In junior high school, he was admitted to the Jinfan Art Troupe and played drums in the folk band.

I was a junior high school classmate with Da Zhangwei. They formed a band together and played drums for several bands at the same time.

After signing the manager contract with the band "Hua'er", he concentrated on playing drums for the band.

Graduated from junior high school and was admitted to a higher vocational school to study entertainment management.

Bassist: Guo Yang

Birthday: June 1, 1978

Birthplace: Beijing

Music influence: NIRVANA, GREEN DAY

Favorite records: "DOOCKIE", "GREEN DAY"

Favorite movie: "The Detective"

Favorite things: Friends gatherings, video games< /p>

Things I hate: chatting, being woken up by phone calls

I started learning bass at the Honghe Art Troupe in April 1997

Studying photography during my senior vocational education

After graduation, he worked in a photography studio. A year later, he was introduced by Wang Wenbo and joined the band

In 1999, he was invited to be the photographer of the "Brainstorming Studio"

Guitarist: Shi Xingyu (joined in 2001)

Nickname "Xiaoyu"

Huaer Band Experience

Time and place of first public performance on March 28, 1998, Beijing "Busy Bee".

In June 1998, he participated in the [Beijing New Music Force] live broadcast performance and received an exclusive interview with CHANNEL[V].

In July 1998, at the invitation of Rolling Stone, he recorded the song "School is Out", which was included in the compilation album "Chinese Fire (3)".

The first album of "Hua'er" was released in mainland China on January 18, 1999.

In February 1999, he began to use weekends and holidays to promote and perform in various places.

In February 1999, Magic Rock Records signed the band "Hua'er" for overseas distribution.

In April 1999, Rolling Stones singer Karen Mok covered the song "Destruction" by the "Hua Er" band (renamed "Destroyed" in Taiwan).

On June 19, 1999, he was invited to participate in the "China's Second New Music Concert". For the first time, he performed an open-air live performance in front of an audience of 30,000 people. The response was enthusiastic. This is also the first time that he will perform on the same stage with Cui Jian, the first rock man in China.

In September 1999, Magic Rock singer Yang Naiwen covered the song "Still" by the "Hua'er" band.

In November 1999, the "Hua'er" band's first EP is expected to be released in Taiwan and other overseas regions in Asia.

The band "Hua'er"'s first album is expected to be released in Taiwan and other overseas regions in Asia in December 1999

Album name: "Flower Season Dynasty"

Singer's name ：Huaer Band

Distribution Company: EMI

Release Date: July 29, 2005

[Album Introduction]

Sina Entertainment News Huaer's new album "Flower Dynasty" is more entertaining than the previous album. The theme of the album is directly "Entertainment for the People", and even put forward a slogan "Put happiness first, let confidence burst", and want to create a "Flower Dynasty" .

In addition to 12 new songs included in "Flower Season Dynasty", the accompanying VCD also comes with the MVs of two songs "Hee Swish Swish" and "Flying Butterflies", as well as showing the four members of the Hua'er band. A private VM movie with versatile members. The Flower Band hopes that this album can bring a cool feeling to friends in this sweltering summer. In this album with extremely rich musical elements, Peking opera singing, gongs and drums, flutes, court music and even Indian music appear one after another. Da Zhangwei said: "When we arrange the music, we add this kind of national style. In order to catch up with the trend, we just think it’s fun and good to listen to, and we believe that since we do it, it must be different.” Although this album is advertised as “entertaining you, me, him, Hua’er and everyone,” Hua’er wants to bring it to everyone. What is more is the spirit of finely crafted entertainment, rather than rough street playing cards. After a long period of silence, Hua'er's mentality changed significantly. When they came out to sing again, they positioned their music as play music, and the lyrics were completely nonsensical. The title song "Hee Swish Swish" uses a guessing method to tease that love is as uncertain as guessing. Although "Flying Butterflies" looks like a serious song adapted from "Butterfly Lovers", it "just looks like that". (eric)

[Track introduction]

01. Xi shua shua

02. Fairy tale love of life and death

03. Are you willing to do it My girlfriend?

04. Can we not break up?

05. The emperor’s first favorite

06. Hickey

07. Flying into a butterfly

08. Red Line

09. GO GO! Rampage

10. Star Prison Opera

11. Let me go!

12. A good start (Nescafe coffee is specially recommended)

Super value VCD bonus:

01. Huaer MV "Hee Swish Swish" "Butterfly" "Fly" Karaoke Version

02. Hua'er's Private Movie

03. Hua'er TV Version VM

Met the manager while performing in a bar in February 1998 The band officially changed its name to "Hua'er" and began to perform frequently, attracting much attention. Some record companies began to contact the band's managers to discuss cooperation matters.

On June 5, 1998, he participated in the "Beijing New Music Power" online live performance and accepted exclusive interviews with Phoenix TV and CHANNEL[V].

On July 18, 1998, at the invitation of "Rolling Stone China Fire", he entered the studio to record the DEMO of "School is Out".

In September 1998, during the recording of the band's first album, they were invited to record a special single "Song of the Four Seasons" for the rock collection "Modern Sky 2".

On January 18, 1999, Huaer Band released its first album "Beside Happiness" under the banner of "Xinfeng".

In February 1999, he began to use weekends and holidays to promote and perform in various places.

In February 1999, Magic Rock Records signed a contract with Xinfeng Music to publish the Huaer Band's first album overseas.

In April 1999, the Rolling Stones’ female artist Karen Mok performed a cover of the Huaer band’s song “Destruction”.

In June 1999, he entered the studio to record two new songs for the collection "Flowers, Birds, Fish and Insects" under "Xinfeng".

On June 19, 1999, he was invited to participate in the "China's Second New Music Concert" and performed an open-air live performance in front of an audience of 30,000 people for the first time. The response was enthusiastic. This is also the first time that he will perform on the same stage with Cui Jian, the first rock man in China.

At the end of June 1999, Magic Rock Records planned and invested in the filming of four MUSIC VIDEOs.

In the summer vacation of 1999, the Huaer Band performed promotional performances in Qingdao, Tianjin, Changsha, Kunming, Hangzhou and other places.

In September 1999, the female artist Yang Naiwen of Moyan sang a cover of the Huaer band's work "Still" in the album.

On November 11, 1999, Huaer Band’s first EP was released in Taiwan and was sold out in three weeks.

On December 9, 1999, the overseas version of Huaer Band's first album "School is Out" was released in Southeast Asia.

In January 2000, the collection "Flowers, Birds, Fish and Insects" was released.

In February 2000, the Huaer Band began to work in the studio to produce the DEMO of their second album "Strawberry Statement".

In May 2000, the Huaer Band won the 1999 Bronze Award for Best Newcomer from the "Chinese Popular Song Chart" issued by the Central People's Broadcasting Station.

In June 2000, Huaer Band won the "Best Mainland Band of 1999" award issued by CCTV-MTV.

In June 2000, the Huaer band was invited to serve as the image spokesperson of the clothing brand "Bangwei". They filmed the music video of "Song of the Four Seasons" while filming the advertisement.

On August 27, 2000, the Huaer Band was invited to participate in a large-scale open-air performance at the China Millennium Monument for the countdown to the 21st University Games.

On September 16, 2000, the Huaer Band was invited to perform at the 2000 Modern Concert held at the Beijing Olympic Sports Center.

The first Lunar New Year EP album "Silent Night" was released on December 25, 2000

In early October 2001, he was invited to participate in the "Same Song" live concert held by CCTV in Shijiazhuang .

In October 2000, he went to Jinan Stadium to participate in a large-scale open-air performance.

On November 19, 2000, he officially entered the studio to record his second album.

In January 2001, he was once again invited to participate in the recording of the popular program "The Same Song" and sang a cover of "Let's Swing the Oars".