Li Qiong, born in Wuhan, Hubei Province, is a famous young singer in the Cultural and Art Troupe of the Armed Police Headquarters. Won the special prize of the 8 th National Young Singer Competition of CCTV; 1999 CCTV Spring Festival Evening solo work "Eighteen Bends in Mountain Road" won the audience's favorite singer award and the best singing performance award.

His works, Eighteen Bends in Mountain Road, Three Gorges, My Hometown, Eight Hundred Li Dongting My Home, Lao Wang and Sister Green Beach, all won the "Five One Project Award" awarded by Publicity Department of the Communist Party of China.

Li Qiong once drove to Mianyang, Mianzhu, Deyang, Shifang, Guangyuan, Qingchuan, Jiangyou, Dujiangyan and Yingxiu as volunteers at the most critical time of the Wenchuan earthquake in 2008, leaving light (500 flashlights, 500 emergency lights) and company (200 small electric fans, 1000 small dolls).

The creative background of Eighteen Bends in Mountain Road;

The original name of this song was "Son of the Sun", and later Yan Su changed its name to "Eighteen Bends in Mountain Road". The lyrics of this song are based on "Songs and Roads of Tujia Nationality" written by the poet Tong Wenxi in Changyang, his hometown. /kloc-in the summer of 0/990, Tong Wenxi went to western Hubei to collect folk songs, where he enjoyed Tujia folk performances such as swing dance, Bashan dance and crying wedding song.

At that time, when the car was crawling on the mountain road, it was attracted by the scenery of Qingjiang River and misty distant mountains, so it wrote the poem "Songs and Roads of Tujia People". The lyrics of this song are based on this poem and have been polished for three years.