刘伟 (歌手)

简介

Liu Wei is a Chinese singer and pianist from Beijing. He lost both his arms at the age of ten due to an accident. In 2008, he participated in the recording of the program "Sing for the Olympics" broadcast by Beijing Television. In 2010, he traveled to Italy to participate in the Guinness World Records, where he set a world record for typing with his feet at a speed of 251 English letters per minute. In the same year, he competed in the first season of "China's Got Talent" held by Dragon TV and won the national finals championship, earning the title "Armless Pianist." In 2011, he appeared in his first film titled "The Longest Embrace," playing the lead role of Gong Ping, and also published his first autobiography titled "Being Alive Is Worth Celebrating." In 2012, he attended the "Touching China 2011" award ceremony and was named one of the top ten "Touching China" figures, receiving the title "Invisible Wings." In the same year, he released his first EP album titled "Do What I Want." In 2015, he participated in recording the large star gala for the Spring Festival celebration themed "Spring Fills the East" on Dragon TV.