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Taiwanese singer Qian Baihui, known for her hit songs in the 1980s, has passed away at the age of 62. News of her death on August 19th was first reported by Huang An, a fellow Taiwanese entertainer who identified himself as a longtime friend of the singer.
According to Huang An, the two shared a connection that spanned nearly five decades, having known each other since their high school days in Hsinchu.
Huang An reminisced about Qian Baihui’s early influence on his career, stating, “She was performing at the Huang Bao Che Western Restaurant when I auditioned as a singer. Baihui was responsible for the auditions. Upon seeing me and hearing me sing just one song, she represented the owner and hired me. This marked the beginning of my singing career back in 1979.”
He added, “Baihui and I were the same age. She has left us too soon due to illness, reminding those of us who remain to cherish our time, benefit all beings, and live lives of value… Farewell, my old friend!”
Born Zhong Lanrui, Qian Baihui rose to prominence in the 1980s with popular Mandarin songs like “Walking Through the Coffee Shop” and “When I Miss You.” Her music resonated with audiences across Taiwan and mainland China, establishing her as a leading figure in the Mandopop scene. The singer’s smooth vocals and relatable lyrics captured the hearts of a generation, contributing significantly to the cross-strait cultural exchange during a pivotal period.
Sources indicate Qian Baihui passed away in Beijing due to a sudden illness. Her passing marks a notable loss to the Asian music industry and a somber moment for fans who remember her iconic contributions. Her timeless melodies and influence on subsequent generations of singers will ensure her legacy endures.
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