Han Lei: Han Lei, also known as Senbul, 199 1 began to enter the pop music scene in China and sang nearly 700 film and television songs. Representative works such as Borrowing Heaven for 500 Years, Walking Up and Down, Waiting, etc. Han Lei is called "the voice of the emperor".
Husileng: Husileng, born in a herdsman's family in Wulate Qianqi, Inner Mongolia prairie, has a rough and long lasting charm in his singing. The grassland mother gave him a good voice, and he sang all the way, from the Mongolian yurt on the grassland to the Avenue of Stars, to Tiananmen Square and to the Great Hall of the People. A song "Hongyan" touched countless people who were homesick.
Blumbayar: Announcer of China Radio International, Assistant to the Dean of Hulunbeier College, Dean of National Art Research Institute, and Head of Northern Minority Art Troupe.
Qi Feng: Qi Feng (Aorigele), a national first-class actor, a member of the All-China Youth Federation and a member of the 10th Inner Mongolia Association. Qi Feng was born in a Mongolian military music family in Hohhot and grew up in the city, but his affection for Mongolian music seems to be innate. Representative works include Love in Ordos and Blue Mongolian Plateau.