Wu Keyue

Biography

Wu Keyue, originally named Wu Cuihua, is a Chinese pop singer born on August 21, 1998, in Taishan, Jiangmen, Guangdong Province. She grew up listening to Cantopop and her favorite singer was Anita Mui. She attended Taishan Central Primary School, then Li Shufen Memorial Middle School and Taishan Overseas Chinese Middle School, where she served as the class cultural activities officer and actively participated in school singing competitions and performances. She was admitted to the Jinzhong Conservatory of Music at Shenzhen University through the unified art college entrance examination, studying under Associate Professor Zhao Jiufeng. In January 2019, she participated in the recording of the CCTV Spring Festival Gala Shenzhen branch, performing the Cantonese song "Wanshui Qianshan Zongshi Qing" alongside Wang Mingquan, A Rui, and Yao Yingge. In November of the same year, she won the "Top 10 New Artist" award at the Asian Music Awards. In March 2021, she participated in a tribute concert for Xiang Huaihuai and performed Chen Baiqiang's classic "My Story." In July 2021, she released an original charity song "Thank You" as a tribute to medical workers during the COVID-19 pandemic. On July 30, 2021, she appeared on "The Voice of China 2021," performing Anita Mui's "Manzhu Shahua" during the blind auditions, receiving eight chair turns and joining mentor Li Keqin's team. She advanced to the top five and won the championship in the finale after performing "Yueban Xiaoye Qu," "Piao Xue," and "Zui Ai." In May 2022, she was invited to perform the theme song "Qian" for the 25th anniversary of Hong Kong's return. In May 2023, she appeared as a guest performer at the "Xianxu Li Keqin Concert 2023."