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Jay Chou was born and raised in Linkou, Taipei County, Taiwan.He is of Hokkien descent. Both his parents were secondary school teachers: his mother, Yeh Hui-Mei (葉惠美; Yè Huìměi), who was an art teacher, while his father, Chou Yao-Chung (周耀中; Zhōu Yàozhōng), is a biomedical researcher.
In December 2014, Chou announced that he would marry Quinlivan on his 36th birthday. [8] Sarah Haywood planned their wedding in England. [9] It took place in Selby Abbey, North Yorkshire on 17 January 2015, one day before Chou's birthday. [10] A private wedding ceremony open to friends and family occurred on 9 February in Taipei. [11]
"Won't Cry" (Chinese: 說好不哭) is a song by Taiwanese singer-songwriter Jay Chou and Mayday vocalist, Ashin. Written by Vincent Fang and composed by Chou, it serves as the third single from Chou's fifteenth studio album, Greatest Works of Art (2022). [1] It was released on 16 September 2019 on digital platforms under the label JVR Music.
Jay Chou's New Album 'Greatest Works of Art' Is the Star's Most Ambitious Project. Nicknamed the ‘King of Mandopop’ Chou has a two decade career that spans 15 studio albums, eight world tours ...
'Rice Fragrance') is a song recorded by Taiwanese recording artist Jay Chou. It premiered in Asia on September 22, 2008, serving as the lead single for the singer's ninth studio album Capricorn (2008). Written and produced by Chou, "Rice Field" was conceived based on the singer's childhood memories.
In places which use the Wade–Giles romanization such as Taiwan, Zhou is usually spelled as Chou, and it may also be spelled as Chiau, Chau, Chao, Chew, Chow, Chiu, Cho, Chu, Jhou, Jou, Djou, Jue, Jow, Joe, or Tseu, depending on regional pronunciation.
The Eight Dimensions (traditional Chinese: 八度空間; simplified Chinese: 八度空间; pinyin: Bā dù kōng jiān) is the third studio album by Taiwanese singer Jay Chou. It was released on 18 July 2002, by BMG Taiwan and Alfa Music. [1] The album was nominated for five 14th Golden Melody Awards. [2]
Jay Chou likes to think big. His latest music release, “Greatest Works of Art,” is not just the Mando-pop king’s first full-length album after a six-year hiatus. The album’s elaborate ...