Singer Lisa Wong丽莎

Lisa Wong was born on June 27, 1951, formerly known as Huang Huanchan, a Singaporean singer and Christian. She officially entered the music scene in 1968. When she first debuted, she sang Chinese and English pop songs. In 1972, her boss later asked her to try to record her first Cantonese record. She became an instant hit with the song "Tears of Love" and became famous in the Chinese world. She became the emperor superstar in the Chinese world at that time and was known as the "Queen of Cantonese". While performing in Hong Kong, Lisa was hailed as a "Sing Chau National Treasure" by the Oriental Opera House in the basement of Nathan Road, Mongkok, Kowloon. After joining Li Feng Records, because she had to sing new songs, she learned to play piano and other music theory to facilitate my work. She has a son who completed middle school in 2009 and was admitted to university. Lisa was a basic singer of Hong Kong Wen Zhi Records in June 1974. Since Lisa's mother had not visited Hong Kong for more than ten years, Lisa came to Hong Kong with her mother for sightseeing. Yao Suifeng, the owner of Hong Kong's "Wen Zhi Record Company", Shen Kechang, the owner of Leo Cassette Company, and Lao Ji, a reporter from "Overseas Chinese Daily", guided the tourist attractions in Hong Kong and returned to Singapore on June 25, 1974, the day after the Dragon Boat Festival. Since 1975, Lisa gradually withdrew from the entertainment industry until 1982. Later, in 1989, her business failed and she lost a huge amount of money. She fell into a coma in Singapore for 11 years and gradually recovered in 2000. When she woke up, her 5-year-old son was already a 16-year-old boy; Lisa's mother died while Lisa was into coma. Lisa and her only son have been renting a military camp left by the Royal Air Force at Seletar Airport for NT$200 since 1976. In recent years, Lisa has held many concerts in Singapore, Hong Kong, the United States and Canada and other places after her comeback, and interacted with fans online, and her popularity has not diminished. Lisa, whose real name is Huang Huanchan, became popular in Hong Kong and Southeast Asia in the 1970s and was known as the "Singapore Cantonese Singer". Lisa, who has a sweet voice, clear enunciation, and emotional interpretation of songs, made her debut in 1969. She recorded many Chinese and English albums for Sin Chew's "White Crane" and "Wu Fu" records. In 1972, Lisa switched to "Stars" Records. Since then, she has opened up the field of personal Cantonese songs. Among them, "Tears of Love", which features Zhou Xuan's famous song "Four Seasons of Love" as the main theme and Guo Bingjian's lyrics, was immediately released. Leading countless cover singers, Lisa was named one of the top ten singers in Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong and Taiwan in the same year. Lisa, who became famous in one fell swoop, not only covers Cantonese pop songs from the 1950s and 1960s in Hong Kong, but most of her Cantonese songs are adapted from familiar Chinese, Cantonese and English period songs, with concise new lyrics. "Love in the Baihua Pavilion", "Colorful Clouds Chasing the Moon", "Tears of Love", etc. are all popular, hitting new sales highs and making an unprecedented sensation in the Chinese music scene. In 1975, she retired from the music industry to pursue a business career. In 1989, she fell into a coma for 11 years. In 2000, Lisa gradually recovered. Lisa, who started anew with professionalism, has come to Hong Kong several times with her old partner "Prince of Cantonese Opera" Cheng Kam-cheong since 2008, and their joint performances have revived the popularity of classic hits. In 2015, Lisa was invited by the famous stage master Gao Zhisen to star in the musical "Believe in the Future", personally describing the ups and downs of the legendary singer's life. In 2017, she became associated with "Huanxing" for the first time and held a solo concert "My Favorite Lisa All Classics", which received an enthusiastic response and was sold out.