Singing list of "Beijing Welcomes You": Chen Tianjia, Liu Huan, Na Ying, Han Hong, Stefanie Sun, Sun Yue, Wang Leehom, Zhou Huajian, Gigi Leung, Yu Quan, Jackie Chan, Ren Xianqi, Jolin Tsai, Sun Nan, Zhou Bichang, Wei Wei , Huang Xiaoming, Han Geng, Wang Feng, Karen Mok, Tan Jing, Eason Chan, Yan Weiwen, Dai Yuqiang, Li Shuangsong, Liao Changyong, Zhang Nala.
JJ Lin, Adu, Joey Yung, Li Yuchun, Huang Dawei, Chen Kun, Nicholas Tse, Zheng Xiyi, Dao Lang, Han Lei, Vivian Hsu, Fei Xiang, Tang Can, Lin Chiling, Zhang Zilin, Zhang Liangying, Xu Ruyun, Wu Sikai, Yang Kun, Fan Weiqi , Ji Minjia.
You Hongming, Man Wenjun, Zhou Xiaoou, Sha Baoliang, Peter Ho, F.I.R. (Fei'er Orchestra), Pang Long, Wu Tong, Li Yugang, Wu Kequn, 5566, Hu Yanbin, Tu Honggang, Wei Jia, Jin Haixin, Guo Rong, Liu Genghong, Su Xing, Jin Sha, Jaycee Chan, Huang Zheng.
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Creative background of "Beijing Welcomes You": "Beijing Welcomes You" is a 100-day song composed by the Beijing Olympic Organizing Committee on the occasion of the 100-day countdown to the Beijing Olympic Games. Olympic theme song sung by famous singers. The whole song is based on the theme of "One World, One Dream" and has the characteristics of folk songs.
It took one and a half months from the idea in early March to the completion of the production. The recording material files alone amounted to 11G, of which 5 days were spent to complete the lyrics and music demo production, and two weeks were completed to complete the production of 100 singers. All post-production including audio recording, graphic photography and Beijing Olympics blessing interviews was completed in 6 days. The documentary footage alone amounted to more than 7,000 minutes, and more than 200 staff members worked hard and sweat for it.
Many singers took the initiative to sign up for this event, and some even declined commercial performances and made a special trip to Beijing to participate in the recording at their own expense. Before recording, each singer must sign a "Confidentiality Agreement", and except for Liu Huan who records in New York, others must record and sing in designated recording studios in Beijing, Hong Kong, and Taipei.
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