Xinjiang singers support their hometown Cui Zige Tasken Alai Ju Hongchuan sings "Wings of Singing"

Recently, Cui Zige, a pop singer and "OST Queen" from Xinjiang, China, shared three works of Xinjiang ethnic minority style that she participated in singing, "People Who Love Music Are Not Bad", "Mayira" and "Living Life", all of which are included in the song and dance movie "Wings of Song" original album of the same name, which will pass on the customs and customs of Xinjiang to the people of the whole country with the film.

All the songs in the film are composed by the well-known musician Dong Yingda, who went to Xinjiang six times a year to interview the original ecological music of different ethnic groups in various places, and strived to restore and show the style of Xinjiang; when inviting singers, except for the powerful singer Huang Qishan, all Xinjiang singers were used, as a good friend of Dong Yingda's teacher, Cui Zige gladly agreed when he received the invitation, and very smoothly completed the song singing with other singers. "People who love music are not bad", "Mayira" style is lively and enthusiastic, the former shows the characteristics of the people of Xinjiang who can sing and dance, the latter praises love and the charm of Xinjiang girls; "Living Life" shows a heavy, realistic other side.

Organized and planned by the Propaganda Department of the Party Committee of the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, created and filmed by Tianshan Film Studio, directed by Abdul Klimu Abulizi, and starring Xia Wang, Zhang Yingbing, Maize Ti, Jiang Yihao (Ayken) and other leading actors, "Wings of Song" is a music and dance film that integrates the scenery and ethnic customs of various parts of Xinjiang. The film tells the moving story of three young people of different nationalities who walk the north and south of the Tianshan Mountains, the Gobi grassland and rural cities with musical dreams, draw creative inspiration and materials from the rich musical and dance resources of various ethnic groups, and draw creative inspiration and materials from the fiery lives of the people of all ethnic groups, and finally realize their musical dreams.

Cui Zige, as a powerful singer who came out of Xinjiang and is quite well-known in the current Chinese music scene, has always supported his hometown unconditionally, has been invited to return to Xinjiang to perform several times, and even excitedly said at the film premiere that seeing the beautiful and familiar scenery in the film evoked her homesickness for Xinjiang, hoping that everyone will know and like xinjiang more about this magical land; a few days ago, Cui Zige also publicly supported in the Xinjiang cotton incident, bluntly saying "I love my hometown".