Ding Xiaoqing

Ding Xiaoqing

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She was born in Anhui, the hometown of Huangmei Opera. Her parents are both engaged in Huangmei Opera. It can be said that she grew up in an artistic environment of Huangmei Opera. At the age of 13, her performance in Huangmei Opera has reached a certain level. She could have been a promising actress in Huangmei Opera. However, in 1984, Ding Xiaoqing, who was attracted by singing, was admitted to the Gu Jianfen vocal music training center of the central song and dance troupe. At the beginning of 1985, she made her debut at the capital gymnasium and took part in the performance of the "young artists" Gala. In 1986, the Central Committee of the Communist Youth League, CCTV and other six units held a concert of "contemporary youth's favorite songs". Ding Xiaoqing was famous for his "mother's kiss". After that, Ding Xiaoqing successively performed in many large-scale activities, such as CCTV summer concert, Shanghai "Beijing, Guangdong and Shanghai Contemporary Female Singers Concert", Lugou bridge restoration charity performance, the 11th Asian Games fund-raising charity performance and so on.

In April 1986, the second national young singers TV Grand Prix was held in CCTV. Ding Xiaoqing won the amateur group popular singing excellent singer award. Then he cooperated with the composer Su Jiyue to sing the theme of the film.

Ding Xiaoqing's singing, fresh and elegant, soft in love, euphemistic, is a very potential youth singer, her most respected character is Taiwan singer Teresa Teng. Ding Xiaoqing's representative works mainly include the episode of "he thinks it's a little grass" for the TV series "journey to the west", as well as "mother's kiss", "who can tell me", "on the side of the water", "Flower Fairy", "husband and wife return home", "demoted to Wuxing mountain" and so on. In the 1980s, she published such personal albums as "doll" (Changbai Mountain audio and video), "never change" (Fujian audio and video) and a large number of collective tapes.