Music cultures skill, Jay Chou's biography film, from a young boy to Asia heavenly king

The most popular artist in Asia is probably Jay Chou, how did Jay Chou successfully become the Asia heavenly pop king from a young quiet boy? A magazine has helped him film a biography, they publicly recount Jay Chou's successes, the crucial part is he worked hard to culture his "skill".

Artist Jay Chou said, "Every year I'll only hold a concert if I improve, hopefully the next concert will be next year, is that good? (yes!)"

Jay Chou, there's no Chinese person in the world who doesn't know this name, he is an artist, an actor and also a director. From the movie clip: "You look like you really like piano playing."

All his brimming talent originates from a seed that is blossoming on the 5 strings. Music teacher Qi Meng expressed: "I said Jay, Jay, I kept calling him, I said the teacher is asking you a question! Then his eyes will look at me, and he would smile, but he still didn't answer."Who could have thought this young quiet boy who played Chopin, Bach, Debussy would cross over to pop from classic and become the new Asia heavenly king.

Jay Chou expressed: "In the past you think I want to do the diaoest things, as long as it's diao then it's fine, like things that other people haven't done before, now there's a bit extra, in that I'll start off from love, that is for you to educate children of the present."His biggest opponent is face, perfectionism and his ambition, Jay Chou is walking step by step towards success, that young boy who loved music still lives in his heart.The reporters asked him, "What is music to you?" Jay Chou said, "Music, is like water, you need it everyday."

Jay Chou's concert being held on Saturday, there's going to be traffic control at the city centre in Wenzhou

From 20:08 to 23:00 on the 5th of July, "M-Zone 2008 My Territory Jay Chou World Tour Wenzhou Concert" will be held at the sports centre in Wenzhou. In order to ensure the concert progresses without a hitch, in accordance to the 39th article of the "Chinese citizen traffic safety law", the traffic wardens in the city have decided to control traffic at the sports centre and surround roads in Wenzhou.

Time of traffic control: 17:30 to 23:00 on the 5ht of July

2008Scope of traffic control:

1. The road facing the bus station by the west, the school road by south, Nam Ha road by the east, Wendy Road by north will be traffic controlled (not including the above mentioned roads);

2. The place by the side of the sports stadium (from the east of the road by the side of the fountain of the sports stadium, as far west to the entrance of the sports stadium), all private cars will be prohibited. A friendly reminder: due to the fact the car park at the sports stadium is very limited, citizens coming to watch should try not drive to the sports stadium; during the traffic control, please change roads early if you are driving on one of the roads by the side of the sports stadium, drivers please pay attention to the Wenzhou traffic radio for road information.

3 in a row for Chinese Flower Pot, Vincent Fang overjoyed

Due to the fact Jay Chou was holding a concert in Wenzhou and the tickets had already been sold so he was unable to rush back to Taiwan to accept his awards, therefore Vincent Fang went onstage to accept them for him, in total he took home Best Song of the Year, Best Composer, Best Album Producer and Composer for Accompaniment Category, a total of 4 awards. Vincent Fang himself won Best Lyricist with the song "Chinese Flower Pot", it's made up for the work he has to do going on and off the stage accepting Jay's awards.

When Vincent Fang was accepting his award he thanked the organisers, judges, the people who have been by his side all this time, his family, and also Gu Xiao Li. He smiled saying: "This song Chinese Flower Pot got nominated for Best Composer, Best Song of the Year, Best Lyricist and Best Arranger, the other songs on the album didn't get nominated, might as well have released an EP!"

He revealed that one time he was in Singapore, he heard that there were youngsters that were learning Chinese for his lyrics, only then did he know pop music had universal value and penetration.