On this day 62 years ago, on August 26, 1963 (July 8, 1963 in the lunar calendar), Chinese singer Liu Huan was born. Liu Huan (born August 26, 1963), a Chinese singer and native of Tianjin, graduated from the School of International Relations in 1985, majoring in French. During his college years, he won an award for participating in the French songwriting competition and was awarded a trip to Paris by the French government. After graduation, he taught at the School of International Relations. Now he teaches Western music history at the University of International Business and Economics. He has a wide body, a fat face, and a thick voice. He is a famous popular singer who has sung many film and television drama episodes, including his masterpieces "Young Ambitions Don't Worry", "Bending Moon", "Ask Thousands of Times", "Asian Heroes", "Those Who Win the Heart of the People Win the World", and "Hero Song". He served as the lead singer at the opening ceremony of the Beijing Asian Games. In 2005, in collaboration with Hong Kong singer Fang Lishen, he composed and sang Cantonese songs. Comments: Powerful Singer