Rose Liu

Biography

Rose Liu (Liu Mingxiang) is a Chinese-American singer born on September 14, 1986, in San Francisco, California, USA. She graduated from New York University, majoring in psychology and economics. She began her career by participating in the American talent show "American Idol" but did not advance to the finals. She then traveled to Taiwan to study Chinese at the Mandarin Center of National Taiwan Normal University. In 2009, she participated in the fifth season of "Super Star Avenue" and won second place in the finals on October 9, also earning third place in the popularity contest. In 2010, she competed in "Super Star Avenue: Star Legend" and again achieved second place in the finals on August 22. In 2014, she moved to mainland China to participate in the third season of "The Voice of China" on Zhejiang Satellite TV, where she received "I WANT YOU" turns from three coaches—Chyi Chin, Na Yang, and Yang Kun—and chose to join Na Yang's team, advancing to the top four of her team and the top sixteen nationally. In 2016, she released her first personal music album titled "我不要再比了" (I Don't Want to Compete Anymore). In 2017, she won the "Best Newcomer (Bronze Award)" at the 7th Nin Jiom Global Pop Music Chart. She has released numerous singles and collaborations throughout her career, and has sung theme songs for TV programs, films, and dramas.