Teresa Teng
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| Teresa Teng | |
 Caricature of Teresa Teng | |
| Real name | Teng Li-chun (鄧麗君) |
| Also known as | Teresa Teng |
| Origin | Taiwan |
| Birth date | January 29, 1953 |
| Death date | May 8, 1995 |
| Occupation | Singer |
Teresa Teng† (Chinese: 鄧麗君; January 29, 1953 - May 8, 1995) was a female singer from Taiwan.
Introduction
Her real name was Teng Li-Yun (邓丽筠). Well known in the Chinese world, her songs, such as "Sweet Honey", "The Moon Represents My Heart", "Small Town Story" and so on, are still enduring. In the early days of her career, she liked to wear miniskirts and translucent lantern sleeves on stage, and later wore cheongsam. Her most personal jewelry was a jade bracelet on her left hand[note 1].
Her signature looks consists of her wearing a flower on the head and wearing a white one-shoulder dress. She has a mole on the lower left side of her nose.
Name origin
Her real name, "Teng Li-yun", was originated by Deng Shu, her father, which means "beautiful bamboo". Due to the polyphonic relationship, Teng Li-yun (邓丽筠) became Teng Li-chun (鄧麗君), so it became her stage name.
In the movie "Miss Fan", Teresa Teng was a pure girl student wearing a blue and white short-sleeved school uniform with two ponytails tied with green hair accessories when she first appeared on the stage.
The character song in the film is "My Name is Jingle", and the title song is "I Laugh When I See You".
Influence
Many fans mourned her passing. Since then there have been many imitators of her.
On January 29, 2018, Google made a Google Doodle to commemorate Teresa Teng's 65th birthday. The Doodle shows Teresa Teng singing under the moon with a flower crown on her head and a white dress.[1]
| Picture of Teresa Teng by Huang Zexiu |
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Portrayal in the media
- In the Chibi Maruko-chan episode "New Year's Eve", Maruko's family was watching the Kohaku Uta Gassen on TV, and Teng was one of the singers.
Notes
- ↑ According to Teresa Teng's photo, it first appeared in 1973.
