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Zhang Chu (November 17, 1968 -), formerly known as Zhang Hongbing, male, native of Liuyang, Hunan, Chinese singer.
Zhang Chu (November 17, 1968 -), formerly known as Zhang Hongbing, male, native of Liuyang, Hunan, Chinese singer. In 1987, Zhang Chu dropped out of Shaanxi Mechanical College and went to Beijing to develop. In 1991, he formed the Stinger Band and participated in the recording of China's first rock music compilation album "China Fire I" created by Moyan Culture. The album included the song "Sister", but the band later disbanded. In 1993, he signed a contract with Moyan Culture and released the album compilation "A Heart that Refuses to be Kitsch". Participated in the 10th anniversary awards performance of Beijing Music Station and the "Olympic-Chinese Dream" rock concert held in Beijing Capital. On May 6, 1994, he released his first solo album "Lonely People Are Shameful", and together with Dou Wei and He Yong, he was known as the Three Heroes of Magic Rock. In December of the same year, he went to Hong Kong with Dou Wei, He Yong, and the Tang Dynasty Band to participate in the "Chinese Rock Music Power" concert.
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