英语作文介绍李宇春的故事

Answer 1

Chris lee, China's Sichuanese singer. Graduated from the Sichuan Conservatory of Music Department of popular music. In 2002 at alma mater she give her first concert - the final battle. In 2005, she attended "super girl" 。Chris's contraltos, which most people don't accept。 As a dancer, she's not much better. but noted that she garnered the most audience votes. a record 3,528,308 ticket votes become annual finals champion, and thus entered pop, and her fans are called "corn" .She mounted the cover of the American Time magazine.The subject is Asia's heroes .The Chris lee phenomenon, goes far beyond her voice,What Chris did possess was attitude, originality and a proud androgyny that defied Chinese norms.
.her unimaginable influence among Chinese people, however young or old, male or female,because of this ,the Red Cross Society of China invited her to serve as the image spokeswoman for the “Little Angel Fund"When the news was published, the website of the fund was soon jammed and broken down many times as too many fans piled up to donate money on the request of their idol.”, the special Corn Loving Fund was setted up the publicsong"as you are same"becanme popular,Now,five years passed,Chris has released four albums and held more than 10 concerts。i believe,in the future ,she will go far in the road of music

李宇春,中国的四川籍歌手。毕业于四川音乐学院的流行音乐专业。在2002年,她在母校举办了第一场演唱会——最后的战斗。在2005年,她参加了“超级女声”节目,李宇春的音色是不被大多数人接受的女中音。而作为一名舞者,她也不是最棒的.但是请注意,她依然赢得了最多的观众选票.创纪录的3,528,308成为冠军,并以此进入歌坛。她的歌迷被称为“玉米”。她登上封面的美国《时代》杂志上。主题是亚洲的英雄,李宇春现象早已超越了她的歌声。李宇春所拥有的，是态度、创意和颠覆了中国传统审美的中性风格。
李宇春在中国人中引起了难以想象的影响，无论是男女老少,正因为如此,中国红十字会邀请她担任小天使基金形象代言人，此消息一经传出时,该基金会的网站立刻变的拥堵，中断了数次，因为太多的歌迷因他们的偶像，要求争先捐款，因此中国红十字会决定成立专门的玉米爱心基金,希望更多的歌迷可以参加慈善行动,公益歌曲《和你一样》传唱大街小巷，现在,5年过去了,李宇春已经推出了四张专辑，举办超过10场演唱会.我相信在将来的日子里，她会在音乐的道路上越走越远

Answer 2

在公益方面，作为中国全民偶像，李宇春始终冲在最前面，为社会大众做出了积极榜样。身担多项公益慈善形象大使身份的李宇春最常说的话就是：“慈善不是作秀，那是在做人”、“有爱就有希望，有希望就不要放弃！”。 在行动上，捐款、献血、宣传、号召，她更是身先士卒，不遗余力。在李宇春的感召下，2006年，中国红十字基金会设立了中国第一个由歌迷捐设和命名的专项基金—“玉米爱心基金”，这是李宇春歌迷的爱心创造，更是中国公益事业的一项创举。由于与日俱增的影响力，如今的“玉米爱心基金”已成长为中国红基会“最具代表性的基金”之一。

In public, as China's national icon, li yuchun always rushed in front for the public to make positive example. Body carries many charities image ambassador identity li yuchun is most often said: "charity not show, that is being a person", "where there is love there is hope, and he who has hope don't give up!" . In action, the donation, blood donation, propagandist, forges, she is, spare no effort. In li yuchun para, 2006, China Red Cross foundation established China's first by fans to donate set and named special fund - "corn loving fund, this is li yuchun fans love to create, is China a pioneering public undertakings. Due to the influence of growing corn, today's "loving fund has grown to China red base will be" the most representative fund "one.

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Answer 4

　　Chinese showbiz rarely produces icons. Sure， there are the dozen or so movie actors who can carry a film， and the odd rocker who fills a stadium. But seldom does a face on China's small screen really stand out. Even singing， the national pastime and TV staple， seems reserved for an interchangeable lineup of warbling coquettes， husky crooners and jolly fellows in brass stars and epaulets belting out odes to red flags.

　　Which helps explain how a 21-year-old Sichuanese music student named Li Yuchun has become one of the most popular figures in China. In August， Li won a televised American Idol-like singing contest produced by Hunan province's Entertainment Channel and bearing its own inimitable name： "Mongolian Cow Sour Yogurt Super Girl's Voice." (Its sponsor makes yogurt.) The show drew the largest audiences in the history of Chinese television. As the competition narrowed， the media covered it like a war or the O.J. Simpson trial. By the time the finale aired， some 400 million people were tuning in.

　　The Li Yuchun phenomenon， however， goes far beyond her voice， which even the most ardent fans admit is pretty weak： her vocal range drifts between Cher territory and that place your little brother's voice went the summer before seventh grade. As a dancer， she's not much better. Hei Nan， one of the event's judges， told the Guangzhou Daily that Li was "the worst of the top six in terms of singing skills，" but noted that she garnered the most audience votes.

　　What Li did possess was attitude， originality and a proud androgyny that defied Chinese norms. During the tryouts—in which 150，000 contestants were winnowed to 15—Li wore loose jeans and a black button-down shirt， with no make-up and the haircut (and body) of David Bowie during his Space Oddity phase. She auditioned with In My Heart There's Only You， Never Her， an oldie made famous by Taiwan's Liu Wenzheng—a man. In the main competition she sang other songs written for male performers and called herself "a tomboy." For an audience reared on the bubble-gum， lip-gloss standards of Chinese girl pop， Li's disregard for the rule book produced an unfamiliar knee-weakening. Her fans wept openly and frantically shrieked when Li took the stage. The show ruffled feathers among Beijing's commissars. By the final episode， Li and her two remaining rivals had switched their repertoire to patriotic folk songs.

　　Li's victory was unusual in other ways： like American Idol， but unlike China itself， "Super Girl's Voice" is run democratically. Eight million SMS votes flooded in on the night of the finale. For a few weeks after， the mainland press debated the relevance of this format. "Only something that smashes social norms could elicit such a response，" Yu Guoming， a media expert at People's University， told the Beijing News. "After all， in China the opportunities to use votes to choose are relatively few." An editorial in the China Daily wondered： "How come an imitation of a democratic system ends up selecting the singer who has the least ability to carry a tune？" As Li prepares for a nationwide tour with the other finalists， her handlers are loath to discuss the political dimensions of the program or of Li's triumph. Hunan Entertainment Channel refused TIME's requests to interview or photograph Li. According to one of her many agents， they were worried the story would portray Li as more than just an entertainer. But she is more： Li represents unabashed individuality， and that's why she's a national icon.