Which country is Stefanie Sun from? She was born in Singapore, how did she come to China? Where are her parents from?

Stefanie Sun, a Singaporean, is a famous Chinese pop female singer.

Stefanie Sun graduated from Nanyang Technological University in Singapore (one of the top 25 engineering universities in the world). Her father was the initiator of Stefanie’s music. Stefanie loved music since she was a child and started learning piano at the age of five (before her debut, she was the British Royal Amateur Top Piano Diploma), left his first facial expression singing on stage at the age of ten, and wrote his first music piece "Someone" at the age of eighteen. When she was in college, her mother enrolled Stefanie in the Li Weisong Music School to learn singing and serve as the lead singer of the campus band. Recommended by Li Weisong, he signed with Warner Music Company.

After two years of preparation, the first album "Stefanie Sun Album of the same Name" was released on June 8, 2000, and won the 2000 album sales championship in Taiwan. "The Happiness I Want" won the first place in album sales in Taiwan in 2001, and "Kite" won the third place. "Start Collection" won the runner-up spot in Taiwan's 2002 album sales. In 2003, "The Moment" sold 1.5 million copies, and he announced that he would take a one-year break from the music scene and establish a personal music company, Make Music. In 2004, he made a perfect comeback with "Stefanie", which sold 2.2 million copies across Asia. In 2005, he won the Outstanding Young Alumni Award from Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. One of the top ten outstanding youths in Singapore in 2006. In 2007, he was awarded the Outstanding Young Person of Singapore and sang the theme song "Rise" for the 40th anniversary celebration of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations. In 2008, she was invited to sing four official Olympic songs recommended by the Beijing Olympic Organizing Committee, making her the most popular female singer from Hong Kong, Taiwan and overseas. She also participated in the performance at the closing ceremony of the Olympic Games. In 2009, he served as fashion designer for the Yanzi for the Carnaby series. Since 2010, he has been the spokesperson of the Singapore Tourism Board.

In 2011, he won the first "Business China" Youth Award in Singapore. In March, he joined Rolling Stone Mobile and released the new album "It's Time" after four years, returning to the music scene