On this day, 44 years ago, May 30, 1981 (April 27, 1981 in the lunar calendar), Taiwanese singer-songwriter Zhang Xuan was born. Zhang Xuan (born May 30, 1981) is a Taiwanese singer-songwriter with his real name and was born in Taipei. At the age of 20, he signed a contract with a record company, but did not release the album due to problems with the record company. After that, he sang in major Livehouses in Taipei, gradually gaining popularity; his first solo album was released on June 9, 2006. Zhang Xuan is the former female lead singer of the underground band; in 2008, she and several like-minded friends formed the band and once again served as the female lead singer. Zhang Xuan's family has been well-known legal professionals for four generations. When he first started his career, the media often introduced Zhang Xuan under the title of Jiao Renhe (former vice chairman and secretary-general of the Straits Exchange Foundation and former chairman of the Overseas Chinese Affairs Commission of the Executive Yuan of the Republic of China). His mother, Tan Haizhu, once held positions in education and social groups. She was the former head of the Department of Chinese Education at the National Taipei University of Education (formerly the National Taipei Teachers College) and a member of the Women's Federation of the Republic of China. His grandfather was Jiao Peishu, former president of the Taiwan High Court and former chief prosecutor of the Supreme Court Prosecutor's Office, while his great-grandfather was Jiao Diankui, the first-generation lawyer in China who graduated from Tianjin Law and Politics School. Zhang Xuan has another brother Jiao Yuanpu who is a classical music critic, and his sister Jiao Cipu.