“The King and the Beggar” is a song sung by Hua Chenyu with Yang Zongwei in Hua’s 2nd album “Aliens”.

Single released on June 15, 2015. MV released on February 27, 2017.
Be included in Hua Chenyu’s 2nd album “Aliens”.

Theme song for the 2015 concert of Hua Chenyu’s debut show, the musical talent competition “Superboy 2013”.

The promotional video for Hua Chenyu’s first album “Quasimodo’s Gift)” is in the form of a short movie, directed by Peng Youlun, starring Hua Chenyu and Li Xinyun.
The MVs for the singles “Quasimodo’s Gift” and “Ashes from Fireworks” were also edited based on this short movie.

1. About the song

Released in 2014. The interlude music for the TV drama “My Sunshine (何以笙箫默)”.
This song is included in the first album “Quasimodo’s Gift”.

1. About the song

Released on September 17, 2014.

“Immortal (不朽)” is another song originally composed by indie rock band Dúné and chosen by Hua Chenyu. Given that song selection was made from over 20,000 demos, it’s clear that Hua truly loves the music of this band, as he chose several of their songs in this first album.

Released on September 12, 2014.
For the Mars Concert 2024, it was rearranged into a digital music Ver..

1. About the song

Released on August 26, 2014.

After listening to the demo for “Ashes From Fireworks”, Hua Chenyu felt that the delicate melody was quite suitable for his voice and decided to include it in this album. Xi Lou wrote the song in 2012 to comfort himself while going through a difficult time. The song was similar to the deeply personal song, “I Am What I Am”, covered by Hua Chenyu during the Super Boy 2013 competition. “Ashes From Fireworks” was not the typical kind of song that people were used to hearing.

1. About the song

Released on August 15 2014.

Toward the end of June 2014, when work on the album Quasimodo’s Gift was in its final stages, Hua Chenyu wrote “Why Nobody Fights” which was inspired by a most unlikely source. In an interview, Hua stated that the inspiration for this song came after watching a soccer match during his travels in Europe. He wanted to dedicate the song to his audience to encourage them to be true to themselves.

“Do It While You Are Still Young (趁你还年轻)” is a very popular old song in the late eighties. Hua Chenyu covered this old song in 2013 for a movie called “Up In the Winds”

Starting in 2021, Mars Concert had been upgraded to an outdoor rock festival. Hua put his rock songs in the more exciting Evening Show, and put his early songs and some pop songs in the more relaxed Matinee. This song had also become one of Matinee’s fixed repertoire.