Photographer Yin Chao captures the beauty of Chinese embroidery with the help of Fan Chengcheng, Zhang Tian’ai, Song Zu’er, Xu Weizhou, Jane Zhang, Song Zu’er, Jin Dachuan, and Jikejunyi in this photoshoot.
Continue readingThe opening credits for Return the World to You 归还世界给你 is quite gorgeous in every way. Jane Zhang ‘s theme song is probably one of her most contemporary theme recently, while the cinematography makes it look more like a beautifully executed MV.
The series stars Yang Shuo, Gulnazar, Xu Zhengxi, and Wang Dong.
It’s been so long since I’ve loved one of Jane Zhang’s theme songs, and this one is a work of genius.
The theme song to the eponymous film Land of Beauty 西游记女儿国 combines probably the two most beautiful love poems depicting the conflict between earthly love and eternal salvation, one told from the woman and one from the monk’s perspective, to create this beautiful duet.
Singer Jane Zhang performs on American network TV for the second time at the 2017 Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show that aired last night on CBS. She performed old songs 808 and Dust My Shoulders Off as well as her latest English single, Work For It. She was also previously on Oprah
Happy Halloween! Watch Jane Zhang as she dresses up and spices up some famous artworks in this exhibit of a MV for her upcoming album. My favorite parts are when Mike Tyson bites off Van Gogh’s ear and when the Men in Black memory erase The Scream.
Jane Zhang poses with Big Sean, confirming the news on Weibo
This may be the breakthrough in the Western music industry Jane Zhang has been waiting for. It was announced a few days ago that Jane Zhang and American hip hop artist Big Sean are teaming up to join the Terminator Genisys soundtrack, a 2015 sci-fi blockbuster film set to release July 1, 2015. The two will be singing the song “Fighting Shadows,”available to download on iTunes on June 30th. Besides allowing Big Sean to be exposed to more fans in China, this is also a great opportunity for Jane, who is now being featured on countless American news articles regarding this collaboration, and sets the record as the first Mainland Chinese artist to sing for a major Hollywood film.
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Jane Zhang is stunning in every way for her first performance of I am a Singer 3. I love the ending.
Make sure to treasure this gorgeous dress by Georges Hobeika, if SARFT has a say, next time you see it, you’ll probably only see her face.
Here to make Monday a little easier =)
While we wait for all the ancient dramas to air in the upcoming month and year, here are some melodic Zhongguofeng songs from Jane Zhang, Huang Ling, Han Hong, and Ye Yiqan to alleviate the pain:
Jane Zhang sings the beautiful theme “Wordless Epitaph 无字碑” for The Empress of China, written by Aarif Lee and penned by Fang Wenshang. The lyrics kind of makes me more concerned that this is going to feature a selfless Wu Zetian doing everything for the sake of a narrowly-defined version of love (because of course she’s doing everything for the glory of the Tang, that’s why she overthrew it and started her own dynasty).
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Pretty scenery, happy Jane, a little ambassador dressed in fairytale clothing make for a gorgeous MV
Most people trifle with a sixth sense, but Jane Zhang goes further. Her latest album is called “Seventh Sense 第七感,” of which the song “Forever 永远” is part. The whimsical MV has high production quality, with giant chessboards for roads and flying checker pieces, huge conch shells, and (possibly) clones of the White Rabbit’s stopwatch serving as a background for all the back up dancers and Singing Janes. Find the translation and a few more stills below the cut.
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