Wrong, wrong, wrong, wrong, Once they could hear their songs on the streets and alleys, and the post-90s generation basically heard them, and even sang them, they were Huanzi and Liuzhe.
Joyce
Huanzi, born in September 1984 in Yangjiang, Guangdong Province, is a Chinese pop male singer, actor, songwriter, musician, entrepreneur, founder of Suo Kiss Times Company, graduated from Xinghai Conservatory of Music, debuted in 2003 with a song "The Taste of Falling in Love with You", debuted so far, and has successively released eight personal music albums such as "Foolish Love", "People Who Get You But Don't Get Your Heart", "Actually Very Lonely", "We Can't Go Back", "New Joyism" and so on. During 2010, songs such as "Heartache 2009", "Forgive Me Once", "Actually Very Lonely", "The Person Who Gets You Can't Get Your Heart" and other songs have become popular in the Chinese music scene, and Huanzi has been at the top of the major music charts for many years, and album sales have ranked in the top three in the mainland record market. Since she was a child, She has loved music and learned to play guitar in elementary school. On New Year's Day of elementary school, Under the guidance of the enlightenment teacher, Huanzi stepped onto the "stage" for the first time and picked up the first acoustic guitar. The surprised glances delivered by the students also made Huanzi fall in love with the "stage" of singing.
Six Philosophers
Liu Zhe was born in October 1985 in Leizhou, Guangdong Province, graduated from Xinghai Conservatory of Music, and Huanzi is a brother of Shi, Chinese mainland male singer and music producer. He has a clean and magnetic voice, not only outstanding creative strength, but also unique singing skills, the title song "Wrong Wrong Wrong" in his debut solo album "Who Can You Love With a Broken Heart", which has spread all over the country and won the 35th Anniversary Outstanding Musical Contribution Award issued by the Guangdong Pop Music Association.
The songs of Rokuzhe and Huanzi are mostly sad emotional songs, and I still remember the ignorant age when I was a child, and I feel like the protagonist they sang all day long, and even now there are still their songs on the phone. Their songs have become the memories of our post-90s ignorant era, and the memories are always beautiful!