Text/Yan Dan April 2, 2002
Lin Ping, a name you are not unfamiliar with, is as familiar with her growing experience as we are. From 1992, the fifth CCTV Young Singer Grand Prix stood out, and since then it has frequently appeared in large and small TV evenings; Her name is familiar and loved by people with songs such as "Cheer for us today" and "Embrace tomorrow". In our impression, she is closely linked with heroism, atmosphere and similar styles. And this page of memory will remain forever in the years before April 2002 with the release of this album "Flying".
Singer Lin Ping wants to donate money to the red-crowned crane on March 3, 20051.
This newspaper (reporter Song Lei intern reporter Jiao Jie) April is the season for the return of red-crowned cranes. On the afternoon of March 25th, a fire broke out in Zhalong Nature Reserve, Heilongjiang Province, which is known as "Hexiang", destroying the habitat of the red-crowned crane after it moved northward. Yesterday, singer Lin Ping called this newspaper to call for the protection of Zhalong and Red-crowned Crane, and was willing to donate money to rebuild their homes for Red-crowned Crane.
"What about those red-crowned cranes who came back?" The day before yesterday morning, this newspaper reported a fire in Zhalong Nature Reserve, which made Lin Ping very worried about the living environment of red-crowned cranes. The once popular song "The Story of Red-crowned Crane" is one of Lin Ping's representative works. Because Lin has sung this song many times, he has great feelings for the red-crowned crane.
Yesterday afternoon, Lin Ping also contacted Li Changyou, director of Zhalong Nature Reserve Administration. She told Director Li on the phone that she was willing to perform some programs for free and called for the protection of Zhalong.
Director Li said that in March 2005, the number of red-crowned cranes moved back was relatively small, and cranes were not directly affected. Experts are studying some measures to protect the habitat of red-crowned cranes. He is very grateful to Lin Ping and hopes that all sectors of society will come to Zhalong to help the red-crowned crane rebuild the reed wetland.
Singer Lin Ping performed a cross-border musical.
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Lin Ping, a singer who became popular in the Spring Festival Evening of 1993 with a song "Come on for Today", appeared in Hangzhou and was interviewed by reporters. A flowing short hair and a pair of thick glasses have the temperament of a star, but there is no ostentation and extravagance of a star. This time in Hangzhou, Lin Ping came to visit relatives with her husband. It turns out that Lin Ping's husband is from Hangzhou, and Hangzhou has become her husband's family.
I never left my music career and came up with an album of military songs.
As a singer who debuted in the early 1990s, 1993 Spring Festival Evening song "Come on for Today" made Lin Ping popular all over the country. Many of her works, such as Embracing Tomorrow and Crossing the Peak, are still loved by fans today. However, in recent years, she gradually faded out of the audience's field of vision. Until March of 20 10, one of her new songs, Smile, suddenly appeared in Weibo, which aroused everyone's speculation: Is Lin Ping back? In the interview, Lin Ping explained: "I didn't leave my music career. I am a singer of the Air Force Art Troupe. Over the years, I have been singing for our air force soldiers. "
After work, Lin Ping also has plans for a new album. Lin Ping said, in fact, she has always had a wish, singing so many military songs, and has not released an album so far. "I used to sing" I am the sky ","Blue Love "and" Dreams in the Sky "all embodied the Air Force. However, if you want to make a record, I think there are still a few more songs, and you can choose the best. " And the title of the album, Lin Ping has drawn up, called "Dreams in the Sky". "I have been in the music world for 22 years, and I will not blindly pursue fame like a newcomer. I want to test the water across the border. I really want to perform in Hangzhou. Besides being a singer, Lin Ping also tried musicals across borders. After returning to Beijing from Hangzhou, she will begin to rehearse the new musical "Die Lian Hua" created by the Air Administration Art Troupe. Two months later, the play will be performed in Hong Kong to celebrate the15th anniversary of the return of Hong Kong. At the same time, I will go to Linping to perform the musical "Two Springs Reflecting the Moon". This 20 1 1 premiered work took three years and cost tens of millions to build. At the same time, this is her first musical. She played an old singer in the 1930s and had to deal with a newcomer who threatened her position. Lin Ping said: "This is the only negative role among the only two female roles. But I can't just play her as the villain. It is to protect his son that he becomes a bad person, so his personality is very complicated. "Although the villain is difficult to play, it is also easy to shine. Lin Ping has performed more than 100 performances since Erquan's performance reflecting the moon. Finally, the director's evaluation of Lin Ping is "like a duck to water", and it is not obvious that he has never acted in a play. This evaluation made Lin Ping very happy. She had the courage to take the second musical. Lin Ping revealed that in "Recent Flowers", she will challenge more difficult performances. " The story of Butterfly Dream is related to Hangzhou, and there are dramas by Liang Shanbo and Zhu Yingtai. Sadly, I played Zhu Yingtai's mother in it. There are only two scenes in this role. But it will be very difficult to embody the character's personality in two scenes. "As half of Hangzhou people, Lin Ping naturally wants to bring her works to her husband's family. She said: "When" Two Springs Reflecting the Moon "was staged, Hangzhou Grand Theatre contacted me, but for various reasons, there was no deal. The drama "Recent Flowers" has an indissoluble bond with Hangzhou, so I hope to start our tour in Hangzhou after its premiere in Hong Kong. By then, both plays can come to Hangzhou to perform. "