求介绍神起的英文介绍，我在英语课上要用，但必须在自我介绍内。

Answer 1

TVXQ ,an acronym for Tong Vfang Xien Qi[4] (东方神起), is a South Korean quintet boy band formed under SM Entertainment in 2003. In South Korea they are known as Dong Bang Shin Gi[5][6] (동방신기); they were later introduced in Japan as Tohoshinki (东方神起, Tōhōshinki?) under the Avex sub-label Rhythm Zone in 2005. Their name translates as "The Rising Gods of the East".[7][8]

In 2008, with the release of their sixteenth Japanese single, "Purple Line", which debuted atop the Oricon single chart, TVXQ became the fifth non-Japanese Asian artist and the first male foreign group to have a number-one single on the chart. With their twenty-third single, "Dōshite Kimi o Suki ni Natte Shimattandarō?", TVXQ set a new record, becoming the first foreign artist to have three singles debut atop the chart. In 2010, with the release of their thirtieth single, "Toki o Tomete", TVXQ extended their record, making them the first foreign artist to have eight number-one singles on the Oricon.

Answer 2

东方神起的缩写,Xien Vfang彤戚[4](东方神起),是一家韩国五重奏男孩乐队在SM于2003年成立。在韩国,他们都被称为东刘海胫骨Gi[5][6](????);后来他们引进日本、Tōhōshinki东方神起Tohoshinki(?)在2005年Avex sub-label节奏区。他们的名字翻译成“不断上升的神东”。[7][8]

2008年,以释放他们的日本单身,“紫色部署线”,将在单一的图表,东方神起占居成为消
TVXQ ,an acronym for Tong Vfang Xien Qi[4] (东方神起), is a South Korean quintet boy band formed under SM Entertainment in 2003. In South Korea they are known as Dong Bang Shin Gi[5][6] (동방신기); they were later introduced in Japan as Tohoshinki (东方神起, Tōhōshinki?) under the Avex sub-label Rhythm Zone in 2005. Their name translates as "The Rising Gods of the East".[7][8]

In 2008, with the release of their sixteenth Japanese single, "Purple Line", which debuted atop the Oricon single chart, TVXQ became the fifth non-Japanese Asian artist and the first male foreign group to have a number-one single on the chart. With their twenty-third single, "Dōshite Kimi o Suki ni Natte Shimattandarō?", TVXQ set a new record, becoming the first foreign artist to have three singles debut atop the chart. In 2010, with the release of their thirtieth single, "Toki o Tomete", TVXQ extended their record, making them the first foreign artist to have eight number-one singles on the Oricon.