Discography (Continuous release of new songs)
An index of all Hua Chenyu’s music works, including work details and purchase options.
Discography (Continuous release of new songs)
An index of all Hua Chenyu’s music works, including work details and purchase options.
Biography (Updated on Aug 2024)
Hua Chenyu, a male singer and songwriter from the People’s Republic of China, who also works as an arranger. He graduated from Wuhan Conservatory of Music. Hua’s main nickname in the media is “Hua hua (花花)”, which means flower. However, most fans, regardless of age, refer to him as “Big Brother / Boss (大哥)”.
In September 2018, five years after his debut, Hua held a two-day personal concert at China’s largest stadium, the Beijing National Stadium (Bird’s Nest), becoming the first to do so among the singers born after 1990.
First released in “Mars Concert 2024” Chongqing concert, on August 24, 2024.
An anti-war song from a child’s perspective.
When first debuted, Hua Chenyu was often referred to as the “boy from Mars (火星弟弟)” by the media, due to his slightly strange personality.
Hua simply made “MARS” his image symbol, and promised his fans that “someday we will return to Mars together”. To fulfill this promise, Hua named his personal concert “MARS CONCERT (火星演唱会)”.
By the way, His fans also received the nickname “ET (Martian,火星人)”.
Magazine (Updated on Aug, 2024)
Index of officially published magazines after 2024..
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“MARS CONCERT 2024 (Chongqing Concert Updated)”
Time | Location | guest |
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May 1-2nd, 4th | Libeng Island Beach, Yantai | Zuo Li |
May 24-26th | Central Harbourfront Event Space, Hong Kong | Zuo Li |
July 20-21st | International Sports Center, Nanchang | |
Aug 10-11th | Olympic Sports Center Stadium, Hefei | |
Aug 24th | Olympic Sports Center Stadium, Chongqing | |
First released in “Mars Concert 2024” Hefei concert, on August 10th, 2024.
First released in “Mars Concert 2024” Nanchang concert, on July 20, 2024.
The Ship of Theseus, also known as Theseus’s Paradox, is a thought experiment and paradox about whether an object is the same object after having had all of its original components replaced over time, typically one after the other.
2024 Event information (Updated on July 15th)
Event information other than personal concerts. Including live events such as music festivals and gala performances on TV.
eSports - Mobile Game “Game For Peace” (Updated on May in 2024)
Information about eSports - mobile game “Game For Peace”.