Lee E-jun

Lee E-jun
Chinese name
Pinyin Lǐ Yìjūn (Mandarin)
Jyutping Lei5 Jik6 Gwan1 (Cantonese)
Born Lee Hua-ling
李華苓

(1969-04-27) 27 April 1969
Taipei, Taiwan
Other names Linda Lee, Lee Yik Kwan
Occupation Singer-songwriter
Years active 1987–present
Genre(s) Mandopop, Hokkien pop
Label(s) What's Music (1987–2000)
GMM Grammy (2000–2004)
Himalaya Music (2006)
Water Music (2011–present)
Spouse(s) Chien Chang
(2000–present)
Children 1
Ancestry Wuhan, Hubei

Lee E-jun (Chinese: 李翊君; pinyin: Lǐ Yìjūn, born 27 April 1969) is a Taiwanese singer.

Lee has released over thirty albums in Mandarin and Hokkien. She is best known for singing the theme songs for many television dramas adapted from Chiung Yao's novels,[1] such as My Fair Princess (1998).

Discography

Studio albums

  • 1987: Ping ju (萍聚)
  • 1988: Cherish Goodbye (珍重再見)
  • 1988: You Are the Love of My Whole Life (你是我畢生的愛)
  • 1988: Li Hualing (李華苓)
  • 1989: Meeting Again (再回首)
  • 1994: Black Rose (黑玫瑰)[2]
  • 1995: Promise (諾言)
  • 1995: Can Lift Up, Can't Put Down (舉得起放抹落)
  • 1996: Who Can Forbid My Love (誰能禁止我的愛)
  • 1996: I'm Not Drunk (我没有醉)
  • 1997: Tear's Drizzle (泪的小雨)
  • 1998: Promising Lies (誓言謊言)
  • 1999: You Love Her So Much (你那麼愛她)
  • 1999: Yi wang qing shen (翊往情深)
  • 2000: Fall in Love with a Lonely Man (愛上孤獨的男人)
  • 2000: He ri jun zai lai (何日君再來)
  • 2001: Rebirth (重生)
  • 2001: Headwind, Tailwind (逆風順風)
  • 2002: Obsessed (沉迷)
  • 2005: Forever Love (永恒的愛)
  • 2005: Be Brave to Love (勇敢的愛)
  • 2006: Tian huang di lao (天荒地老)
  • 2006: Hai ku shi lan (海枯石爛)
  • 2011: Men Bad (男人坏)
  • 2012: Fall in Love with Loneliness (愛上寂寞)
  • 2013: You Bet You Pay (願賭服輸)

References

  1. China Daily - What's on "Taiwan singer Lee E-jun will stage a concert in Beijing on Dec 24 at the Great Hall of the People."
  2. 海峽兩岸 1996 Page 28 "文口褚莲语歌手李翊君先后录制两张二十年前的布袋戏歌曲《 3 海女神龙)、《黑玫瑰》,被^迷们一致公认唱出了戏中旧时代奇倩女子 ..."


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