Why Wei Wei is a national treasure singer

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On August 19, 1987, Wei Wei went abroad for the first time and participated in the Sopot Singing Festival Competition in Poland, singing "Let Me See You Again" composed by Guo Feng. One Eye", "Star in the Heart", and the Polish song "Life, I Love You" won the special singing award and the most coveted "Miss Singing" award.

In June 1988, Wei Wei participated in the first Berlin Fashion Festival in the Democratic Republic of Germany.

In November 1988, Wei Wei participated in the "Gathering in Beijing" invitational competition for singers from the top ten cities in the world and won the first place in the gold medal. Wei Wei defeated Liu Huan, Mao Amin, Li Na, Na Ying, Hang Tianqi, Cai Guoqing, Li Lingyu and other superstars to win the first place among the top ten film and television singers for 2 consecutive times (2nd and 3rd).

In 1988, Wei Wei participated in the Messum International Music Festival Competition in Yugoslavia and won the gold medal for "Looking for Love".

In December 1988, Wei Wei participated in the Belgrade International Vocal Competition in Yugoslavia, sang "Looking for Love" and won the special award.

From September to October 1990, the cultural offices of the Chinese embassies in the Federal Republic of Germany, the United Kingdom, Ireland, Houston, and France commissioned a recording company affiliated with the China International Cultural Exchange Center to negotiate for Wei Wei to travel to Europe and the United States. Performances from five countries.

In October 1992, Wei Wei traveled to Japan to participate in a performance celebrating the 20th anniversary of the normalization of diplomatic relations between China and Japan.

On October 8, 1992, Wei Wei attended the press conference of the "Going Home - China Tour 92" solo concert held by the famous American country music singer John Denver in Beijing.

In March 1993, Wei Wei began her first performance in the United States with the Central Song and Dance Ensemble in Los Angeles, singing "Asian Heroes", "Crooked Moon", "Endless Love", "Love Devotion" and other 7 songs were greatly welcomed.

In April 1993, Wei Wei held the second performance of her visit to the United States with the Central Song and Dance Ensemble in San Diego. The finale sang "Destiny is Not a Windlass", "The Greatest Love", "Devotion of Love", etc. 6 songs that were hugely popular.

On May 9, 1993, Wei Wei participated in the opening ceremony of the first East Asian Games in Shanghai and sang the theme song "The Rising East Asia" with Liu Huan.

On May 19, 1993, at the closing ceremony of the first East Asian Games, Wei Wei won the fierce competition among many top singers in China and was selected by the world-recognized top star Spanish singer Julio for the finale. Sing "Pigeon".

In July 1993, Wei Wei held a small music salon in Malm?, Sweden, singing songs such as "For Love", "This Night of the Year", "The River Flows", "Meeting in Obo" and other songs.

On September 16, 1993, the Beijing bidding city delegation left Beijing for Monaco to participate in the 101st Plenary Session of the International Olympic Committee in Monte Carlo. Delegation members Wei Wei and Liu Huan were invited to cooperate with Wei Wei Record the English version of the song "Blessings to Beijing" written by Oscar winner George Moroder specifically for Beijing's Olympic bid, and prepare to hold a thank you concert once the bid is successful.

On November 15, 1993, Wei Wei, Na Ying, Xie Xiaodong, Liu Huan and other mainland singers went to Japan to participate in the "Chinese Singers Concert".

On January 28, 1994, Wei Wei was invited to New York, USA to participate in a concert held at the world-famous music temple Carnegie Hall. The finale sang "River Flows", "Devotion of Love" and 2 An English song.

In 1994, Wei Wei participated in a theatrical performance at the Asian Games in Hiroshima, Japan. In 1994, Wei Wei held a small music salon in Atlanta, USA, singing songs such as "For Love", "New Year's Eve", "Little River Flowing Water", etc., and was spotted by Mi Qiu, a cultural officer of the Atlanta Olympic Games Organizing Committee, who kindly invited Wei Wei to represent Asia, one of the five rings, held a centenary Olympic celebration performance in the Olympic Park when the Olympic Games were held.

On January 12, 1995, the Atlanta Olympic Committee held a press conference to announce that Chinese singer Wei Wei was selected as the Asian representative to sing at the Atlanta Olympics.

In March 1995, Wei Wei met with Billy Payne, chairman of the Atlanta Olympic Games Organizing Committee and cultural official Mi Qiu, and formally decided to invite Wei Wei to represent one of the five rings - Asia, Centenary Olympic celebration performances were held in the Olympic Park when the Olympic Games were held.

On March 22, 1995, "USA Today" published an exclusive interview with Wei Wei and a large photo, reporting that Wei Wei would represent one of the five rings, Asia, at the Olympic Park when the Olympics will be held. Centennial Olympic Games celebration performance.

In March 1995, "The Atlanta Journal" published an exclusive interview with Wei Wei, "Chinese pop star Wei Wei will represent China and all of Asia as a performer in the 1996 Olympic culture."

In May 1995, at the closing ceremony of the 43rd World Table Tennis Championships, Wei Wei sang the theme song "The Glory of the Warriors" at the finale.

In 1995, Wei Wei sang the song "Fragrance of the Earth" at the opening welcome party of the Fourth United Nations World Conference on Women held in Beijing.

In 1995, Wei Wei sang the song "Sisters Holding Hands" for the United Nations' Fourth World Conference on Women.

At the end of 1995, Wei Wei in Atlanta, USA, accepted an exclusive interview with CNN, one of the three major radio and television media in the United States.

In 1995, Wei Wei held "Wei Wei and the World - Global Personal Concert".

At the end of 1995, Wei Wei in Atlanta, USA, accepted an exclusive interview with the American national television station PBS.

On May 25, 1996, Wei Wei participated in the farewell party for the 100th anniversary of the Olympic Games Gold Medal Night Concert, which was held at the Great Hall of the People. More than 200 people from the department attended the meeting to congratulate Wei Wei.

In June 1996, CNN, the largest news television station in the United States, sent a special team to Wei Wei's home to interview him, which was broadcast repeatedly on CNN.

On August 3, 1996, the Five Rings Concert originally scheduled to be held at the Olympic Park Theater in Atlanta, USA was adjusted and changed to three solo concerts in Europe, Africa and Asia. The famous Chinese singer Wei Wei Invited to represent Asia, he was warmly welcomed by more than 60,000 spectators.

On the evening of August 3, 1996, the local overseas Chinese community in Atlanta and the Chinese Embassy and Consulate in the United States held a celebration cocktail party for the Chinese Olympic delegation. Wei Wei performed solo.

On September 20, 1996, Wei Wei held the Atlanta Olympic Games Report Concert at the Capital Arena.

In 1998, Wei Wei participated in the first China-Japan Friendship Song Concert and sang "Yun'er's Story" and "True Hero".

In 1998, Wei Wei released an English album "IBELIEVE IN CHINA" abroad.

In 1998, Wei Wei's second English album "I Believe in China" was published in the United States and was named the best CD album of the year by the American BBS.

In 1999, Wei Wei, who had just finished her performance at the CCTV Spring Festival Gala, was invited as the first singer from mainland China to sing at the two Caesars Palaces on the East and West Coast of the United States on the second day of the Lunar New Year. It lasted for forty minutes, including "Asian Heroes", "Why Are the Flowers So Red", "Devotion of Love" and other Chinese songs as well as some English songs.

In 1999, another big gain from Wei Wei's trip to Caesar's Palace in the United States was to sign a contract with CBS, the largest public television network in the United States, to shoot a 60-minute feature film called "Wei Wei" China".

In 1999, Wei Wei participated in the opening ceremony of the 22nd Universal Postal Union Congress "Gathering in Beijing" and sang the theme song of the conference "Postal Love of All Nations".

In 1999, Wei Wei filmed the MTV "Here to the World" for the 22nd Universal Postal Union Congress held in China.

In November 1999, Wei Wei participated in the first China-Korea Song Contest, singing "Asian Heroes", "Bird Woman", and "Hand in Hand".

On the Lantern Festival in 2000, Wei Wei participated in a two-way live broadcast at the Shanghai-Sydney Opera House, singing "I Believe in China". Wei Wei and Australian female singer Helen sang "The Same Song" in both Chinese and English. MTV also aired the concert.

On March 23, 2000, Wei Wei arrived in Sri Lanka and performed three fund-raising performances in Colombo for the country's disabled people in the war. The President of Sri Lanka and the ambassadors of China, the United States and Pakistan to Sri Lanka attended the first one. Fundraising benefit performance. Wei Wei sang songs such as "Little River Flowing Water", "Love Dedication", "Yangguan Avenue", "True Love Belongs to You" and the Chinese and English versions of "I Believe in China".

In 2000, Wei Wei participated in the launch party of CCTV's English International Channel and sang the theme song "The World Holds Hands".

In October 2000, Wei Wei participated in a South African theatrical performance, singing "Little River Flows", and collaborated with South African female singer Lineker to sing "Across the Rainbow" in the finale.

In 2001, Wei Wei was invited to hold a New Year solo concert in Sweden.

In 2001, China applied for the Olympic Games again, and Wei Wei was elected as a member of the Olympic Bid Committee.

In 2001, Wei Wei was invited to record the English version of "Beijing is your good friend" "BEIJING, WEOPENOURHEART" for the World Universiade.

In 2002, European and American filmmakers followed Wei Wei to film the documentary biography "Century Citizen".

In April 2002, Wei Wei filmed the MV for "The Feeling of Love" (shot in Cannes, France, Sweden).

On September 11, 2003, at a large-scale Mid-Autumn Festival reception held by the Chinese Embassy in Russia in Moscow, Wei Wei, a Chinese singer living in Sweden, sang the anthem of the Moscow Conference of Global Overseas Chinese to Promote the Peaceful Reunification of China. "One Call".

On September 5, 2004, stars from across the Taiwan Strait and three places shined at the "Golden Autumn Celebration" Chinese Nostalgia Gala in Sydney. Wei Wei sang "Not the Same as Before".

In 2004, he was invited by the Chinese Embassy in Australia to participate in the recording of the Overseas Chinese Spring Festival Gala. In 2004, he went to the United States to participate in the recording of the Spring Festival Gala of Beijing TV Overseas Center. In November 2004, Wei Wei participated in a large-scale CCTV TV gala celebrating the 55th anniversary of China's diplomacy and sang "Green Love Network". In December 2004, Wei Wei received the 2004 Outstanding Chinese Women Award in Copenhagen, Denmark, in recognition of Wei Wei's special contributions and international influence in sports, entertainment and entertainment. This award is determined by the selection of the world's top fashion industry authorities and experts.

On June 26, 2005, at the unveiling ceremony of the Beijing Olympics slogan "One World, One Dream" (One World, One Dream), Wei Wei sang "Love Can Change Everything". On August 17, 2005, at the docking ceremony of the Gothenburg in Stockholm, Wei Wei sang three songs for the King of Sweden: "Not the Same as Before", "You Make My Heart Beat Me", and "Love Change Everything". On November 11, 2005, at the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games mascot launch ceremony, "***Welcome to the Olympics" was performed. On November 17, 2005, at the closing ceremony of the 7th Asian Arts Festival, Wei Wei sang "Solo River" solo and sang the Asia Arts Festival theme song "Shake Hands with the World" with Liao Changyong. On December 17, 2005, Wei Wei participated in the Southern California Chinese Christmas large-scale song and dance party held grandly at the Pasadena Municipal Theater, singing "Love Devotion" and "Love Can Change Everything", bringing the party atmosphere to a climax. In December 2005, the "2005 Spring Festival Foreigner Chinese Talent Competition" held the North American finals of the "Foreigner Talent Competition" at the University of Southern California Theater in Los Angeles, with Wei Wei serving as a judge. On January 12, 2006, Impression of China - Vienna Chinese New Folk Song Classic Concert was held passionately in the celebration hall of the Royal Palace in Vienna, Austria. Wei Wei sang "Zhuang Toast Song" and "Brilliant Sunshine". On January 15, 2006, "The Same Song" entered a large-scale concert in Canada. Wei Wei sang "Asian Heroes", "Love Dedication" and "The Same Song". On the evening of January 26, 2006, CCTV and Spanish National Television will jointly host the "New Year's Eve in Barcelona" New Year's Eve party at the Barcelona Residence, with Wei Wei singing "Devotion of Love". On May 8, 2006, Wei Wei entered iTunes, the world's largest music store, to release her songs. On June 12, 2006, Wei Wei participated in the "Movie Time-China Love Large-scale Film and Music Gala" in Sydney, Australia. On June 17, 2006, Wei Wei sang the theme song "Silver Dream" of the 9th Shanghai International Film Festival. On August 8, 2006, Wei Wei sang "Good Luck Beijing", the theme song of "Imagine the 2008 Beijing Olympics" for the second anniversary of the countdown to the Beijing Olympics. On September 25, 2006, Sweden's Stockholm Economic Zone and Stockholm Tourism Board selected Wei Wei as their spokesperson for the Asian market. In 2007, Wei Wei sang "Girls Football" at the opening ceremony of the Women's World Cup. Wei Wei and Sun Nan sang "Transcendence" at the closing ceremony of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games. Wei Wei sang "Sunrise in the East" at the opening ceremony of the 2010 Guangzhou Asian Games. Wei Wei and Andy Lau sang "The World Gathers Here" at the opening ceremony of the 2010 Shanghai World Expo, and "Farewell Under the Stars" with Liao Changyong at the closing ceremony. In addition, Wei Wei almost took over the singing of the theme songs for the opening ceremonies of all previous National Games. All these facts prove that Wei Wei is China's true top-level and national treasure singer who has been recognized at home and abroad.