Jiang Xin

Biography

Jiang Xin is a Chinese singer, born on 26 October 1971 in Qingdao, Shandong province. She moved with her parents to Beijing at the age of six. In 1988, she enrolled in the accounting department of the Beijing Institute of Economics. In 1990, she left university to become a professional singer. She was a contracted artist with Scorpion Culture Company. She released her first album, "Flowers Never Fade," in 1996 and the album "May" in 2001. She also published a novel titled "Days of Flying Hair" online. She is considered one of the earliest female singer-songwriters in mainland China, with a style primarily rooted in rock music.