The Famous Singer Faye Wong

She was born and grew up in Beijing, but her career started in Hong Kong. Despite the huge success of this song, Wong herself hardly felt the resonation of applause. Instead, she saw this as simply an isolated hit typical within the fickle world of Hong Kong pop.

Fortunately Faye Wong soon began to receive spiritual (精神上的) support from the emerging rock bands of Beijing, including Black Panther. Then in 1994, six years after her first encounter with Black Panther, Faye Wong finally revealed her relationship with the rock band's lead singer, Dou Wei. From this point on, Faye Wong began to attempt some changes in her singing style. The song we'll hear next is "Persistence," the first work to include her own creative touches, with lyrics that express her persistent love towards Dou Wei. In January, 1997, Faye Wong gave birth to a baby girl and prepared herself for a comeback. In fact, despite her one year's complete withdrawal from the spotlight, she had not been forgotten by her fans. She also had some new material with "If You're Happy, I'm Happy," a tune (曲调) specially created for her newly-born daughter. However, nothing seems to last forever, especially in the world of entertainment. Just after Faye Wong had been hailed as the "happiest woman in the world" by media, so in 1999 her marriage with Dou Wei came to an abrupt end. Following this sensational split, the name of Dou Wei was completely struck out from the artistic output of Faye Wong. However, you can still read her feelings for him in the lyrics of the following song: "Look at the moonlight of that time. How could it turn into sunshine almost overnight?"

Now, Faye Wong divorced with her second husband -- Li Yapeng .After divorced, began looking for music and free life alone.