Qivi signs a contract for her album release, and entrusts her close friend to select beauties

by doudouqaj on 2011-10-15 15:52:26

Introduction: In 2006, Qi Wei made her debut through a talent show and then developed in the music industry as a duo with Yuan Chengjie. Recently, after transferring to the Haidu Music Company, she finally released her first album under her own name. What was originally a double celebration was made even better by the appearance of a mysterious guest, which thrilled Qi Wei immensely.

In 2006, Qi Wei made her debut through a talent show and had been developing in the music industry as a duo with Yuan Chengjie. Recently, after transferring to the Haidu Music Company, she finally released her first album under her own name. This double celebration was made even better by the appearance of a mysterious guest, leaving Qi Wei extremely excited.

Qi Wei has high standards and strict requirements for making friends.

On the day singer Qi Wei signed with Haidu Records and released her first personal mini-album, she not only received blessings from close friends like Yang Mi, Tang Yan, and Dong Xuan through video clips but also had her close friend Tao Liya personally present a "money cat" for good luck. However, despite having many good friends, Qi Wei's criteria for making friends are quite high. She revealed to True Vision Entertainment: "Firstly, they must have a similar personality to me, be open-minded and generous. Secondly, they must be beautiful, they must be beautiful! Look at the beauties in my circle; each one is exceptionally pretty, and everyone's beauty is different."

Qi Wei: It's normal for artists in the company to update and replace.

After debuting through a talent competition, Qi Wei has always been active in the music industry as part of a duo. In 2009, her career focus shifted to drama. In June this year, Qi Wei joined Haidu Records with the intention of reviving her singing career. Although Haidu Records is well-known in the industry, it has been facing the awkward situation of being propped up solely by Lin Junjie. In August this year, Lin Junjie transferred to Warner Records, causing Haidu to lose its ace and instantly enter a period of transition. Despite doubts about the company's future, Qi Wei defended her new employer well: "I don't think there is any negative impact! Such updates and replacements are normal and represent a healthy cycle."