The Easily Injured Woman original singer Faye Wong

"Easily Injured Woman" is a song from "COMING HOME" released by Faye Wong after she returned to Hong Kong from the United States in the second half of 1992 and re-entered the music scene.

Faye Wong, formerly known as Xia Lin and formerly known as Wang Jingwen, was born in Beijing on August 8, 1969. She immigrated to Hong Kong with her father and her family in 1987. She is the only national first-class actor in China. a pop singer.

Faye Wong's album was sold out of the market as soon as it was released, and its sales exceeded platinum. The song "Easily Injured Woman" on the album swept the entire Hong Kong, and even won the golden song in the music award ceremonies of various TV stations. Its momentum can be described as The instant success made her one of the first-tier female singers in Hong Kong. The Cantonese version of the song is also an episode of the Hong Kong TV series "Big Time".

In 1992, the song won the Top Ten Golden Melody Award at the 15th Hong Kong Top Ten Chinese Golden Melody Awards.

Character’s early experience

In 1975, he studied at Ditan Primary School in Beijing and served as the literary and art committee member of the class.

Student at Dongzhimen Middle School in Beijing in 1980. While in middle school, he joined the CCTV Galaxy Children's Art Troupe.

In 1983, he sang solo songs such as "Ocean, My Hometown" and "Little Lark's Song" at CCTV's June 1st Party.

Student in high school at Dongzhimen Middle School in 1984. When I was in my second year of high school, I published works covering Teresa Teng's songs, "Where Does the Wind Come From", "Teresa Teng's Hometown Love", etc.

In 1987, he gave up his admission to the Department of Biology of Xiamen University and moved to Hong Kong with his father. In the same year, he was introduced by a friend to Dai Sicong as his teacher and studied vocal music under his guidance.