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Chang Siao Ying (張小英), native place: Hakka people in Guangdong Province, Singapore female singer, won the "National University of Singapore Singing Competition" in 1965 and the "First Chinese Pop Song Competition" hosted by Li's Voice. Her final song was "Lovesickness on the River". Zhang Xiaoying, Singapore's Lin Zhujun, Malaysia's Huang Xiaojun and Taiwan's Teresa Teng , these four people swept the entire Chinese music scene in Southeast Asia that year and were very famous. Zhang Xiaoying is the second-generation singer of Singapore and Malaysia; Zhang Xiaoying's first album "Three Dreams" (1970), as of November 1979, has published as many as 42 albums, the 42nd is a nostalgic song, including "That Is Not Passionate" , "Listen to Me", "A Piece of Infatuation", "The Sun in My Heart", "Second Dream", "Lang is the Spring Breeze", "Mother's Heart", "Lakeside Lovers", "Where Are You?", 12 songs including "Remembering a Loved One", "Who Is a Lover", and "On the High Hill". Among the many female singers in the 1980s, only Zhang Xiaoying was the first to use the title of golden voice. Although Zhang Xiaoying has withdrawn from the music scene, the songs she sang are still in the hearts of fans, and they have indeed swept countless ears. She has a nickname called "Singapore Singer", This may be because she posted frequent videos back then and was welcomed by many people, so she was taken away! Zhang Xiaoying is a low-key person. After retiring, there is very little news about her. It is said that she married to Indonesia. There were rumors in 2014 that she was "critically ill", but it was later confirmed that she was not serious. Zhang Xiaoying already has more than a dozen grandchildren, and she spends her days entertaining her grandchildren every day. A media reporter once met Zhang Xiaoying and found that her health is already very good, but she has no love for the entertainment industry at all, and she flatly refused all kinds of performances and media who wanted to find her. In December 1975, Singapore's "Unified Records Company" launched "Zhang Xiaoying Records (Volume 23)". Except for charity fundraising, Zhang Xiaoying seldom performed on stage in nightclubs. Singapore's "Unified Records Company" established a branch in Hong Kong on August 20, 1976 (Friday), entertained at the "Ping An Restaurant" in Yau Ma Tei, Kowloon, and released "Zhang Xiaoying English Records (Episode 28)", with two theme songs " "Jin Yumeng" and "A Generation of Beauty", and the episode "Pursuit of Ideals" from the movie "Chasing the Ball". At this time, Zhang Xiaoying has been in the industry for 7 years and has recorded as many as 37 albums, selling more than one million copies. In 1983, she recorded for "Yaosheng Record Company", and for the first time took charge of the production of "Warmth is Always in the Heart", "Couple in the Rain", "Deep Kindness", "Always Smile", "Singer Girl at the End of the World", "Being Never Ever" Have met", "There are only two of us here", "Life is always a bitter cup", "Speaking of Heartfelt Love", "Old Dreams of the Past", "Song of Four Seasons", "With You by My Side" and other songs. Invited by Hong Kong TVB, Zhang Xiaoying came to Hong Kong for the first time. He arrived in Hong Kong on the afternoon of November 16, 1980 (Sunday), and was picked up by TVB artiste Mai Jiewen; "The 13th Anniversary Taiwan Celebration Night"; and recorded her first Cantonese pop song record in Hong Kong. Hong Kong director Lu Bang's Mandarin singing comedy film "Ghost Horse Female Singer" (Spring Man Peach Blossom River) (released in Hong Kong on December 28, 1972), Zhang Xiaoying participated in the performance, and it suddenly rained when shooting the exterior scene at Jurong Bird Park in Singapore , was filmed as an "instant scene", and Zhang Xiaoying sang "Rainy Tonight". It stands to reason that with her strength, it would not be a problem to tour Hong Kong, Taiwan and other countries in Southeast Asia at that time, but she has only been to Thailand for charity performances, and rarely held solo concerts. Therefore, the outside world knows her well. Rarely, although Zhang Xiaoying is a Hakka, she has never recorded Hakka folk songs.