Li Chunbo

Li Chunbo (November 12, 1968 -), original singer, songwriter, and director in the Chinese music scene. Born in Shenyang City, Liaoning Province, Han nationality. The sales of his two albums "Xiao Fang" and "A Letter from Home" exceeded 3 million, and "Xiao Fang" alone exceeded 1 million within half a year. 1993 was called "Xiao Fang's Year" and "Li Chunbo's Year" by the media. In 1994, he won the China Record Award, the highest gold record award, and the Chinese Popular Music - 1994 Man of the Year Award. In 1995, he composed and sang the theme songs "Who Can Tell Me" and "Where is My Home" for the Shanghai TV series "Debt", which were well received and was called the "spokesperson of educated youth" by many media. In 2013, the new song "Train Station" started a craze for urban folk songs. In 2014, he released the folk song "Sister" and returned to the Chinese original music scene. On January 22, 2015, the album "Years", which took three years and cost millions to create, was released.