Qi Yu

Chyi Yu (English: Chyi Yu, October 17, 1957 -), a Taiwanese female singer, was one of the most active singers in the Chinese-speaking circle in the 1980s. She was known as the "Sound of Nature" because of her unique singing style and outstanding singing skills. His representative works include "Olive Tree", "Field of Dreams", "Happy Face", "You Are All My Memories" and other songs. In 1998, she won the Best Mandarin Female Singer Award at the 9th Golden Melody Awards for her album "Camel·Flying Bird·Fish". She was also the guide for younger brothers Qi Qin and Zhou Huajian to join the music scene. In recent years, he has focused on practicing Buddhism and investing in the field of Buddhist music. In 2021, he won the 32nd Traditional Arts Golden Melody Award for Best Religious Music Album.