Qin Yong
Qin Yong
Qin Yong, born in Beijing on July 13, 1968, is a musician, singer and actor in mainland China.
In 1994, he joined the Panther band as the lead singer. In 1996, he successively participated in recording the Panther album "nothing is wrong" and "can't let my troubles have no chance to express themselves". He quit panther in 2005 to take care of his son. In 2006, he released his solo "Yuanhang". On June 26, 2013, he released his personal album growing up together. In February 2014, he took part in CCTV's "brilliant Chinese" program. Qin Yong's u-music concert in Beijing was held on March 28, 2015. In 2016, he won the best actor award of the Asian Rookie Award at the 19th Shanghai International Film Festival for his starring film out of the dust.
Acting experience
Portfolio experience
In 1986, 18-year-old Qin Yong formed the band "May Day", which includes guitarist He Yong, drummer Hua Zi and bassist Zhang Ling. In 1994, he joined the Black Panther band and acted as the lead singer. He sang the single "God of light" again, which was included in the Black Panther's album "God of light" remixed by Japanese JVC record company. In 1996, he successively participated in the recording of the Black Panther album "nothing is wrong" and "can't let my troubles have no chance to express themselves". In 2000, he participated in the release of panther's single "without you". In 2004, he participated in the release of panther v. In March 2005, he announced that he would quit the black leopard band and set up another group of terracotta warriors band.
Solo experience
In 2006, he released his solo "Yuanhang", inspired by Qin Yong's experience as a sailor on a ship named "Gothenburg", who participated in a joint maritime exchange between China and Sweden. on June 26, 2013, she released her personal album growing up together. Through the video to participate in "I am a singer" program Zhou Xiaoou cheer. in February 2014, he took part in CCTV's "brilliant Chinese" program; in September, Qin Yong was the guest of CCTV's "first lesson at the beginning of school" program "love"; on October 16, Qin Yong held a new book press conference of "growing up together" in "big Pearl commune" of Shunyi District, Beijing. On March 28, 2015, Qin Yong held a u-music concert in Beijing at the National Library Art Center; in October, he sang with Zang Tianshuo the interlude night of the youth comedy film since youth can't stay. in 2016, he won the best actor award of the Asian Rookie Award at the 19th Shanghai International Film Festival for his dramatic film "out of the dust"; in December, he starred in the black comedy "night work". on June 25, 2020, he participated in the Dragon Boat Festival special program "Dragon Boat Festival road Ankang" of China Central Radio and television, and sang the opening song "everyone paddles and sails" with Zhang Yingxi.
Personal life
In 2003, Qin Yong's father died suddenly, and his 4-year-old son Qin Zifeng (nickname: Big Pearl) was found to have severe dysmenorrhea. In 2005, Qin Yong quit the Black Panther band and took care of his children full-time at home to carry out rehabilitation training for them.
Main works
Music works
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single
Take part in the film
variety show
Award winning record
Character evaluation
Qin Yong is a typical Cancer man, gentle, casual and soft. (Sohu music review) as a bohemian rock youth, from 1994 to 2004, Qin Yong dedicated ten years of his youth to black leopard and became a leading figure in China's rock circle. The uncompromising spirit of rock and roll was deeply engraved in his life. Later, although he quit in order to better take care of his sick son, and worked hard for his life, he was not as energetic as he used to be. Ten years of persistence and company eliminated his illness, but he did not lose his love for music (Sohu Entertainment review). Qin Yong's performance in the film out of the dust is very charming. (Netease Entertainment review)
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