Yu-Ching Fei, whose real name is Zhang Yanting, was born in Taipei City, Taiwan Province Province on July 1995 1955. Born in Tongcheng, Anhui Province, he is a male singer and host in Taiwan Province Province, China.
1973 won the fourth place in the "Star to Star" singing competition held by CCTV, and began his singing career. 1977 released the first album "My beloved Miao". 1984 won the Taiwan Golden Bell Award for Best Male Singer for his song Camel Bell. 1986 singing the theme song of the TV series "Pruning Plums" broadcast in Chinese mainland became popular.
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Personal experience
1973 participated in the singing competition of "Stars to Stars" organized by China TV Company, and won the fourth place with a song "misty rain and setting sun". One month before joining the army, he sang in Xiao Di Western Restaurant in Taipei, and joined the army for military service after Lu Guangyi's team. 1975 retired, and then returned to Cape Dis to sing.
1977 was recommended by her sister, appreciated by Liu Jiachang, a famous songwriter and director, and signed a contract with Haishan Records to officially start her acting career.
1980 released two cover albums of folk songs "Friends" and "Fisherman" in Singapore and Malaysia, which were released by Tony Records.
198 1 year, joined Tony Records, kept the route of loving hometown and soil, chose songs with both contemporary pop and classical Chinese styles in mind, and insisted on Chinese tunic suit, suit and robe in costume modeling. First finalist for the Golden Bell Award for Best Male Singer. Launched overseas albums "Blowing the Wind" and "Midnight Singing" in Xingma area.
Baidu Encyclopedia-Yu-Ching Fei