In the Taiwanese music scene, there are two Korean male singers who have sung a large number of popular songs and have become the spokesperson for men's emotions. One of them is "Looking Back Again" and "Three Plum Blossoms".

In the Taiwanese music scene,

there are two Korean male singers who have sung a large number of popular songs.

have become the spokespersons of men's emotions.

One is Jiang Yuheng who became popular with "Looking Back Again" and "Plum Blossom Three Lanes"

Jiang Yuheng, and the other

The first one is Zhang Haozhe who has maintained his popularity by singing

" It's not that I accidentally " " Good Man "

.

Zhang Haozhe,

can be regarded as the originator of the "Korean Wave" in the Chinese music scene .

Zhang Haozhe has the appearance of a typical Korean man. He is different from Jiang Yuheng. Jiang Yuheng's ancestral home is Shandong and has out-and-out Chinese ancestry, while Zhang Haozhe's ancestors are all Koreans. He was born in January 1962 in a wealthy family in Seoul. He grew up in I was exposed to classical music.

In 1982, 20-year-old Zhang Haozhe decided to study in Taiwan to study Chinese because of his passion for Chinese language and literature. He studied in the Department of Literature of National Taiwan Culture University and the Institute of Political Science of National Taiwan University. Originally, he wanted to return to South Korea to teach Chinese after completing his studies. During the summer vacation, he was bored and went to a popular Western folk song restaurant in Taiwan and volunteered to play and sing.

That karaoke hall is a place where hidden dragons and crouching tigers are hidden. Li Zongsheng, Zhou Huajian, Zhou Zhiping and other big names often hang out here. They felt that the voice of this Korean international student was very distinctive, so they recommended it to Chen Meiwei, the producer of PolyGram Records. .

PolyGram executives were unanimously optimistic about Zhang Haozhe. In this way, Zhang Haozhe released his first solo album "I Really Didn't Mean It" in 1988.

The producer of this album is Liang Hongzhi , setting a record for the first Korean to release a Chinese album in Taiwan. The main song "I Really Didn't Mean It" was composed by Chen Fuming and written by Chen Huichun/Sasha. It's all said and done. The philosophy of life vividly depicts the feelings of self-blame after a lover breaks up, and it has also become the best endorsement song for one party to express goodwill to the other after a couple quarrels.

Someone once used these two sentences to describe Zhang Haozhe, "Standing at the street corner where the north wind is whistling, and experiencing the vicissitudes of thousands of sails." It is quite appropriate, whether it is his beard, tall and burly figure, or His unique hoarse voice indeed gives people a rough and heroic sense of vicissitudes of life.

It is really unique for a person like him to use such a voice to sing songs with a soothing rhythm and chant true feelings. This is also the unique charm of Zhang Haozhe.

Compared with the previous two popular songs, this song "Thirty Years in a Mirror Empty Bottle" composed by Lin Qiuli and Xiong Meiling has been ignored, but it is definitely a hidden gem with philosophical lyrics. With the lingering melancholy of saxophone, Zhang Haozhe's vicissitudes of life and hoarse voice create an atmosphere full of masculine charm.

In 1989, PolyGram quickly won another victory for Zhang Haozhe, who had become an instant hit. The album "It's Not Me Accidentally" caused a sensation when it was released, continuing Zhang Haozhe's image of a affectionate man. The title work "It's Not Me Accidentally" "The melody, lyrics, and singing are all perfect, with irresistible appeal. It has also become one of the representative works of the "Typhoon" that captured Hong Kong. It was covered by Hacken Lee into the Cantonese version of "Unchangeable" and has become a classic.

In 1989, PolyGram released Zhang Haozhe's third solo album, "North Wind Crossing the River", with Zhang Haozhe's college friend Huang Qingyuan as the producer. At that time, a wave of nostalgia was blowing in Taiwan, and the song "North Wind" attracted Zhang Haozhe when he arrived. The rootless loneliness in Taiwan is vividly depicted, and Zhang Haozhe's magnetic and desolate voice appropriately sings the helpless feeling of being in a foreign land into people's hearts. This song was written by Huang Qingyuan and He Qihong, and composed by Yin Wenqi . The extremely contagious "North Wind" won the "Best Composer of the Year" award at the 2nd Taiwan Golden Melody Awards, and Zhang Haozhe was also nominated for "Best Male Singer of the Year" at the 2nd Taiwan Golden Melody Awards.

"Every time "Everyone Wants to Call Your Name" is sung by Taiwan's unique "Grasshopper Prince" Li Shuquan, Jacky Cheung has also covered it, and Zhang Haozhe also included his own version in this album, which is bold, bold and affectionate. Zhang Haozhe sings a heartbreaking pain in this passionate love song.

"Crossing the River" composed by Tong Ange is the rhythm of another title song in the album. Soothing, Zhang Haozhe's voice is low and full of tension. Here, life is likened to a river, and lonely people are likened to wandering by the river, looking for a ferry. Love flows through life like a river; loss. People who have fallen in love drift with their fate. There is no way to explore in the fog. Love is just a luxury in life.

released his fourth solo album "Worldly Love" in 1991 and his fifth solo album "Derailment" in 1994. "Love Song" and the album "Helpless", in the same year, he established the "Two Brushes" music studio and began to produce his own albums, but the hit songs of the previous three albums were no longer circulated. In 1996, the song " "Good Man" once again brought Zhang Haozhe back to the top of his career. This song "Good Man" was written by Yao Ruolong and composed by Zhang Hanqun. The catchy "Good Man" made many people cry and hurt many people. cooperated With Jang Ho Chul's character, all fans believe that Jang Ho Chul is the standard of a good man.

In 1998, he was awarded the "Outstanding Korean Overseas" by South Korean President Kim Dae Jung.

In fact,

Jang Ho Chul was praised for his love affairs. Derogatory,

The title "good man" has also been controversial.

The relationship between Zhang Haozhe and his wife is also music. They met at the Taiwan Folk Song restaurant where Zhang Haozhe's dream took off. At that time, Zhang Haozhe was singing in the restaurant, and every day a girl would sit in the same seat and order the same song - "Slowly" by Su Rui. This was the first Chinese song that Zhang Haozhe learned when he came to Taiwan.

It turned out that this girl was an investor in the restaurant, and the two met and fell in love. They fell in love for more than three years and got married. After his marriage, Zhang Haozhe's singing career continued to rise and his fame soared. In 1991, Zhang Haozhe's daughter was born, and the family of three enjoyed themselves happily.

In 1998, Zhang Haozhe released his 11th album, but his wife unfortunately suffered from breast cancer. Zhang Haozhe's world suddenly became very gloomy, but he understood that the greatest strength at this time came from himself. In order to give his wife the confidence to recover, Zhang Haozhe chose to retire from the music scene and concentrate on taking care of his wife at home.

Under his careful care, the sick wife had the most stable and gentle support, and the deterioration of her condition was greatly slowed down. But God has a trick, and a few years later, my wife, who originally thought she would slowly get better, was suddenly diagnosed with liver cancer !

Fa’s wife knew that her days were running out, so she made a wish to Zhang Haozhe - hoping that he would release a new album. Zhang Haozhe tearfully agreed to his wife, so he released his ninth album "Lover" as his last gift to his wife.Shortly after the album was released, his wife left him in 2005.

From the time his wife was diagnosed with breast cancer in 1998 to her death in 2005, Zhang Haozhe gave up his career and accompanied his wife through the last days of her life. Zhang Haozhe was undoubtedly a respectable and good man.

But two years later,

the "good man" was secretly photographed by the paparazzi and suffered a

personality collapse.

In 2007, Taiwanese media took photos of him and Angela Chang's mother having an intimate date late at night. The two not only walked out of the hotel hand in hand, but also couldn't help but kiss passionately in the street, and they were inseparable. At that time, Angela Chang's parents had not officially divorced, and public opinion temporarily pushed Angela Chang to the edge of being a "third party."

Afterwards, Zhang Haozhe denied the relationship, and the two did not get together in the end. Zhang Haozhe has always been praised by fans for his vicissitudes of life and deep image of a "good man". He did not expect that he would encounter such a storm 20 years after his debut, which caught him a little off guard.

"If I go back to the past and everything happens again,

will I understand the key points of life?"

Today, Zhang Haozhe has no new works released. He occasionally attends commercial performances in the mainland. The song he sings most is still "Good Man". He still loves Chinese culture and has repeatedly emphasized, "I am the first Korean singer to sing in Chinese in China. He is someone who has contributed to cultural exchanges between China and South Korea."

Having experienced the ups and downs of life, this ""good man"" has already understood the key points of life. He is calm, neither impatient nor impatient, neither happy nor sad, not ups and downs, only plain and ordinary is the real thing.