She won awards including song of the year and best Mandarin album for "A-MIT." By Associated Press Taiwanese pop diva Chang Hui-mei dominated her home country’s Golden Melody Awards, clinching song of ...

On August 5, Annette Lu raised a severe question about the matter concerning Taiwan's folk song singer Chang Hui-mei (A Mei)who recently went to Beijing to hold a singing performance: As "the two ...

The Alliance to Campaign for Rectifying the Name of Taiwan yesterday demanded that singer Chang Hui-mei (張惠妹), better known as A-mei, be removed from the nation's tourism campaign targeting Southeast ...

Pop star Chang Hui-mei (張惠妹), once banned from performing in China, is using her new album to rebuild her reputation in Asia's biggest market, while Beijing officials use her name to improve political ...

She's sitting in the middle of the room, surrounded by activity. Backstage at the Beijing Workers'Stadium, one of Asia's biggest music stars looks a bit like a red-velvet clad Dorothy, caught up in a ...

BEIJING (Reuters) - Taiwan pop star Chang Hui-mei, once banned from performing in China, is hoping she will be chosen to sing at the opening ceremony of the 2008 Beijing Olympics, her past political ...

Putonghua pop star Sherry Chang Hui-mei, better known as A-Mei, is planning a series of mini concerts with a Cantonese twist. 'I'm ready to make things happen. I hope to release my new album soon and ...

Singer Chang Hui-Mei, also known as "A-Mei", performs during her concert in Hangzhou, capital of east China's Zhejiang Province, March 30, 2013. The concert at Dragon Sport Center in Hangzhou is the ...

The more lower-priced Cat 3 to 5 tickets to both days of Mandopop diva Chang Hui-mei’s (张惠妹) Singapore concert are sold out after a “great response”, the organiser said on Tuesday (11 April).

Mandopop diva Chang Hui-mei (张惠妹), better known by her stage name A-Mei, will be coming to Singapore in June as part of her “Utopia 2.0 Carnival World Tour”. According to an event listing by Mediacorp ...

Taiwanese Vice-President Annette Lu Hsiu-lien yesterday chastised singer Chang Hui-mei, who performed in Beijing last Saturday after the mainland lifted a ban. In a radio station interview, Ms Lu ...