Zhu Hua’s acting experience

In 1985, Zhu Hua published "Zhu Hua Album", in 1987 he published "Dream Boy", and in 1988 he published his solo album "Love in Music". At the same time, she participated in the first, second and third "Let the World Be Full of Love" large-scale 100-singer concerts, and served as the lead singer and soloist. She first sang teacher Su Yue's works "The Unnamed Road" and Guo Feng's "Let Me Look at You Again" 》. In 1991, he participated in the recording of the "Red Sun 1-5" album sold by China Record Corporation, which sold more than 7.2 million copies. Later, he signed with CP International and became the first group of singers to sign with a domestic record company.

The "Phoenix and Butterfly" album published in 1994 was praised as "highly artistic pop music".

In 1995, Zhu Hua, as a Chinese representative, participated in the "China-Japan Song Contest" organized by Japan's NHK TV station, performing A Capella's version of "Phoenix and Butterfly", and in the same year won the title of Most Popular New Power in China Personality Performance Award.

In 1996, he won the "Ten Years Review Achievement Award of the Chinese Pop Music Circle". In 1997, he went to Hong Kong to participate in the "Hong Kong Second Asia International Music Festival" and won the "Silver Award for Work Performance and the Special Jury Award" , launched an experimental and avant-garde song with lyrics selected from Rabindranath Tagore's original poem "As if" and a more alternative style of "Thinking", and was interviewed by a BBC reporter. He also served in "Broadway Selection" produced by Fei Xiang. The female version of the Chinese version of "Phantom of Singing" and "Can't Live Without You", "So Concentrated" in the same year and "Wings of Dreams" in 1998 respectively won the first place in the national radio chart, including the China Radio and Television Network co-organized by 84 radio stations across the country. On the original song review list, "Wings of Dreams" won the CHANNEL V China Music Best Song Award for four consecutive weeks. In 2000, she began to serve as Fei Xiang's designated female guest at domestic and foreign concerts. , in the "Take Care of Tonight" program launched in Shanghai, which mainly covers early popular old songs by Teresa Teng, Luo Dayou and others, Zhu Hua not only sings several old songs live with the symphony in each episode, but also serves as the host of the program. The ratings topped the list for two weeks.

In 2003, the single "Ka" won the top 15 hit list in China.

In 2004, the Chinese version of "Phantom of the Song" was selected by Andrew Webber. Promoted songs for the American movie "Phantom of the Opera" in Asia from 2004 to 2006, and went to the United States, Canada, Auckland, and Sydney with the Chinese Ministry of Culture to perform condolences in many countries. "Where Are People" won the Government Huabiao Award for Best Film Song, and "Year After Year", a collaboration with Mr. Zhang Li, won the Golden Eagle Festival Outstanding Film and Television Song Award.

In 2006, Zhu Hua held the film in Beijing. held a press conference for signing with Century Nebula, and released the first single - "Starry Night" limited edition EP. In 2007, he represented China in the "Russia-China Year" and performed in St. Petersburg, which was also the first time he performed in Russia. Female singer. In the same year, she won the TV Art Peony Award for Best Film and Television Art Song with the theme song "Beautiful Memories" of the TV series "Creating a Prosperous Age". In the same year, Zhu Hua participated as a resident judge in major talent shows. With the increase in the number of music talent shows, Zhu Hua Hua was invited to serve as a judge for many talent shows. In 2008, she collaborated with the Shenzhen Symphony Orchestra to participate in the National Day Celebration Concert. In 2009, she participated as a soloist in the New Year's Concert with the China National Symphony Orchestra. and a concert of Ye Xiaogang's works.

In 2010, he went to New York to participate in the "China-US Hand in Hand TV Gala" and sang "In That Far Place" with three-time Grammy winner Harry Connick Jr. at the Manhattan Center Theater. , and collaborated with Fei Xiang live on "Phantom of the Song". At the 2010 Shanghai World Expo, Zhu Hua and Harry Connick Jr. sang this song again at the US Pavilion. In the same year, Zhu Hua released the song "Ni", which focuses on the emotions between people and dogs. Ni".