Cheng Ming

Cheng Ming

Cheng Ming, a female singer from the mainland, has representative works such as "it's too late", "memories", "don't leave my love", etc. Memory was released on March 28, 2014, produced by Anhui Hanma culture media and produced by Chen Jinwen.

Music single

essential information

Cheng Ming, a female singer from the mainland, released the latest single "it's too late" in 2014. As soon as the new songs are launched on the Internet, they are loved by many people, with strong repercussions and soaring popularity. Cheng Ming, an Anhui female singer, is a sunny girl with stubborn eyes and independent mind. She signed the contract of Anhui Hanma culture. Her voice is like a good medicine when people are confused about their emotions. A cup of lemon tea is warm and comforting, with a long meaning.

Performance experience

In 2003, he took part in the opening party of children's channel and sang "Zhaojun leaving the fortress",

In 2003, he won the gold medal in the National Children's drama competition,

In 2005, he won the gold medal in the National Children's Drama Plum Blossom competition,

In 2005, he participated in the Spring Festival Gala of Zhejiang satellite TV, Anhui Satellite TV and Beijing TV, and performed with song Zuying, Sun Nan, Zhao Benshan, Tengger, Yang Kun, Bai Yansheng and Dong Qing on CCTV and xinlianxin Art Troupe for many times.

As a new singer, Cheng Ming can be described as an amazing song. In her latest single "it's too late" by Chen Jinwen, the producer, Cheng Ming performs a touching emotional entanglement with her unique voice and abundant emotion.

Before 2005

After 2005

In September 2012, he joined Nanjing Institute of art and became a member of the school group

In 2013 and 2014, he participated in the Jiangsu tour of the original school voice musical "youth notebook" as the lead singer.

In March 2014, he participated in Jiangsu Plum Blossom Festival and sang "four rhymes of plum blossom"

In August 2014, he took part in the national music competition held in Harbin, and became one of the top 20 in China.

In August 2014, the performances of the opening and closing ceremonies of Nanjing Youth Olympic Games include "city of youth", "tomorrow" and "I believe".