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Huang Xiaoyun
Chinese singer and actress
In this Chinese name, the family name is Huang.
Huang Xiaoyun (Chinese: 黄霄云; born 22 December ), also known as Ghost Huang or Wink XY, is a Chinese singer and actress of Bouyei ethnicity. She first gained recognition in the Chinese television talent show The Voice of China 4 in and later on in , when she was a competitor on Hunan TV'sSinger
Huang Xiaoyun is known for her vocals and wide vocal range, as well as her viral performance of "Upwards to the Moon" (左手指月) on Sound of My Dream. The performance gained over 10 million views on YouTube.[1]
Early life
[edit]On 22 December , Huang Xiaoyun was born in Longping Town, Luodian County, Qiannan Buyei and Miao Autonomous Prefecture, Guizhou, China. Her parents discovered that she was able to accurately hum the tune of music being played when she was 6 months old and her father taught her how to play the drums when she was 2.[2] Soon afterwards, she
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Brief introduction
Xiao-Jun Huang (Huang Xiao Jin), Origin: Malaysia Perak kinesisk are Gajah town (Batu Gajah), settled in Singapore, Mandarin and Cantonese singer. Xiao-Jun Huang Lin Zhujun with Singapore, and Taiwan Province of Teresa Xiaoying known as 'three-jun an English', swept Mandarin pop music. Hong Kong, "Wen Chi (day China) record company" in by air 'Xiao-Jun Huang Song Episode 13', songs include "Beautiful Sunday", "line this road", "love you so where can we find" and other 12 new songs. Xiao-Jun Huang Qiu Qingyun male singer with Singapore in , 3 月 5 日 (星期四) arrived in Hong Kong from Taiwan Province, Hong Kong Korea TV "Afternoon tea" Southern Women aim Producer Cen Ling and "a light dinner the Air" program debattledare Zhouhui Juan and Zhang Mei Lian and pick flowers that night in the "light dinner with the Air" live television program, singing a song on the -Jun Huang, Malaysian kinesisk singe
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School of Human Sciences staff profiles content store_hidden Professor Lijun Shang Our staff
Professor Lijun Shang is a Professor of Biomedical Science at the School of Human Sciences.
Professor Lijun Shang
Professor Shang’s research mainly focuses on ion channel in health and disease. He also studies biomedical and clinical applications of biomaterials and nanomaterials, and other broad biomedical sciences research. Recently, he expanded his research interests into biological and chemical weapons and science convergence. His work has wide collaborations nationally and internationally.
Professor Shang teaches various modules within Biomedical Sciences at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels.
Professor Shang has published over 80 journal papers, contributed to over 60 conference abstracts and edited three books.
Journal articles (in the last four years)
- Chunyan Guo, Cuixiang Xu, Qing Feng, Xin Xie, Yan Li, Xiangrong Zhao, Jun Hu, Se