Original singer of the song "Fireworks in March"

The original singer of the song "Fireworks in March" is Wu Diqing.

"Fireworks in March" is a song written and composed by Chen Xiaoqi and sung by Wu Diqing. In 1999, the song won the gold medal in the first China Tourism Song Grand Prix. A melodious song expresses endless longing; farewell, greetings, longing, and sustenance are better than picking wild flowers on the roadside! How are you in a foreign country? Dedicated to those people worth missing, those years worth missing!

Wu Diqing, whose ancestral home is Wenzhou, was born into a family of senior intellectuals. In 1984, he left the Wenzhou Song and Dance Troupe and went to Shenzhen alone, becoming the first generation of professional pop singers in China. His representative works are "Mei Lan, Mei Lan, I Love You" and so on.

In 1984, he left the Wenzhou Song and Dance Troupe and went to Shenzhen alone, becoming the first generation of professional pop singers in China. At the end of the year, he was invited to participate in a large-scale performance at the Shanghai Stadium with tens of thousands of people. It became a blockbuster and caused a sensation in Shanghai. It has become a "hot commodity" for major record companies.

Song Appreciation:

A good song can make a city or a region well-known and widely circulated, such as "Sun Island", "I Love Wuzhishan", etc. In 1999, "Fireworks in March" selected by the Yangzhou Tourism Bureau, written by the famous songwriter Chen Xiaoqi and sung by the senior Chinese singer Wu Diqing, won the gold medal in the first China Tourism Song Grand Prix.

Yangzhou’s annual Qionghua Festival was renamed “Fireworks March Festival” in 2000. The first "Fireworks March Festival" pushed celebrity songs to the forefront of tourism promotion. Friends who are familiar with the development history of Chinese pop music will be familiar with singer Wu Diqing. His songs "Meilan, Meilan I Love You", "Alibaba", and "Morning Cloud and Muyu" have been widely popular.