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? Chinese name: Ayouduo

Foreign name: ayouduo

Alias: Lei Zhenping, Lei Ayouduo

Nationality: Chinese

Ethnicity: Miao

Birthplace: Group 6, Dazhai Village, Gulong Town, Huangping County, Guizhou Province

Date of birth: April 29, 1977

Occupation: Singer

Graduate school: Beijing Normal University Vocational Training Course

Main achievements: Representative of the 8th National Conference on Chinese Literature and Art in 2006

Representative works: "Sun Drum", "Drunken Miao Township", "Flying Song of Miaoling", "Flying to Miao Township and Dong Village", etc.

Work unit: Central Ethnic Song and Dance Troupe

In 1999, Ayouduo won the gold medal at the Young Singer Grand Prix held in Guizhou Province. He also won first place in the Guizhou competition area in the New Century Folk Singer Selection Competition organized by the National Ethnic Affairs Commission. Since then, Ayouduo has been on the way to the music world. Successful career honors have come one after another, and she has become a very popular young singer in the Chinese music scene today. In January 2005, he participated in the Chinese New Year Concert in Vienna and sang "Miaoling Fei Ge". She became the second Miao family member to walk into the Golden Hall in Vienna. In February, he participated in the Spring Festival Gala of China Central Television. As a result, Ayouduo's name quickly spread to thousands of households across China, earning her titles such as "Miao Song Queen" and "Miao Nightingale". The biggest difference between Ayouduo and other Miao singers is that she usually sings in Miao language and wears Miao costumes, which makes her external and inner Miao flavor fully bloom, and her rich Miao flavor and beauty intoxicate thousands of people. Thousands of listeners. He has traveled with countries and performance groups to perform in more than ten countries and regions including North America, Europe, and Southeast Asia. It has received attention and praise from the media and the majority of audiences and listeners

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Wearing a beautiful dress and a beautiful voice, Lei Ayouduo, the beautiful female representative of the Miao ethnic group and a national first-class actor from Guizhou, no matter where she goes during the Two Sessions being held here , always becoming the focus of media attention.

Lei Ayouduo was born in a remote mountainous area in Huangping County, Qiandongnan Miao and Dong Autonomous Prefecture, Guizhou Province. He was known as the "Miaoling Bailing" because of his beautiful singing voice. She has been dependent on her mother since she was a child, and her life was difficult and poor. This made Lei Ayouduo better understand the sufferings of ordinary people. In an interview with reporters, Lei Ayouduo told a story about her and an ordinary Miao girl. There is an ordinary Miao girl named Yang Cui in Kaili City, Qiandongnan Prefecture, not far from Lei Ayouduo's hometown. Yang Cui affectionately called Lei Ayouduo "Aunt Ayouduo". Through Lei Ayouduo's introduction, Yang Cui received funding from relevant people and was able to continue her studies in middle school. "Funding is one thing, but more importantly, we can let these children know more about things outside the mountains through regular communication." Lei Ayuduo said. One night near the Spring Festival this year, Lei Ayouduo suddenly received a call from Yang Cui. On the other side of the phone, Yang Cui cried and said to her Aunt Ayouduo: "There is a fire here, and the village has been burned. No more." After answering the phone, Lei Ayouduo stayed up all night. The reporter learned that in the Qiandongnan Prefecture of Guizhou Province, due to the rich forest resources, low cost of wood, and the living and cultural habits of local residents, residents’ houses are made of wooden structures. Fires occur from time to time in dry weather. On the day he received Yang Cui's call, Lei Ayouduo began to think of ways to help Yang Cui and the local villagers through various channels. Lei Ayouduo told reporters: "Yang Cui told me that I gave him a lot of help. The first and only thing he thought of when he encountered difficulties was me. This made me feel a heavy responsibility." "Yang Cui maybe I don’t know that I am a deputy to the National People’s Congress, and I may not fully understand what duties a deputy to the National People’s Congress should perform, but for me, I feel that as a deputy to the National People’s Congress, I have an obligation to do my best to help her solve some difficulties.” Lei. Ayouduo said.

The reporter learned that among the suggestions submitted by Lei Ayuduo this year, one of them hopes to pay more attention to the fire protection issues of wooden structure houses in ethnic minority areas. It is also recommended that the country establish a firefighting volunteer fund so that more caring people can participate in firefighting. Come volunteer. "I have a wish. I hope to do my best to ensure that every household in my hometown has a fire extinguisher. This will not only play a role in the event of a fire, but more importantly, it will remind the villagers to pay attention to fire prevention." Rea Youduo told reporters.

She was born in the Qiandongnan Miao and Dong Autonomous Prefecture of Guizhou Province, which is known as "the world of song and the ocean of dance". Influenced by this environment since she was a child,

I have a special liking for the unique costumes and beautiful songs of this nation. Whenever she has the opportunity to wear Miao costumes and sing Miao songs, she feels extremely proud. But as the older generation leaves and the younger generation leaves their hometown to contact the wider world, the unique culture of the Miao people begins to be lost. As an inheritor of ethnic minority music and a representative of the National People's Congress, she began to devote herself to the protection and promotion of traditional ethnic culture of ethnic minorities, especially the Miao people, by letting more young people understand traditional culture and thus love traditional culture. She is Lei Ayouduo, who is known as the "Queen of Miaoling Songs".

At the "Two Sessions" in 2008, Lei Ayouduo suggested that the country should increase its efforts in protecting national cultural heritage and promoting traditional arts, so that young people can learn more about tradition and thus love tradition. . Although he is a minority, Lei Ayouduo made such a proposal not just because he is a minority. She hopes that through her efforts, more young people will pay attention to the almost disappearing traditional culture.

"With the pace of national development, our cultural and material life have been greatly improved. All of this is thanks to the party and the Communist Party, but along with it, many younger generations have They pursue fashion and popularity, but ignore the development and inheritance of their own national culture,” said Lei Ayouduo, who was once anxious about this matter. There are many young people around her who do not sing national songs, wear national costumes, or even speak the language of their own nation. Seeing the history and culture of these ethnic groups disappearing from generation to generation, Lei Ayouduo felt anxious. Little did he know that no matter which ethnic group he belonged to, there was a cultural heritage worth protecting and inheriting. When the world is in chaos, how can there be such wonders! Lei Ayouduo Youduo's proposal received national attention, and after that, she quickly noticed changes. In schools in her hometown where there are many Miao students, minority language and traditional culture education courses have been launched one after another. Government officials and leaders in many ethnic minority areas have stepped up their efforts to promote ethnic culture. Now if you drive around southeastern Guizhou, you will see Miao and Dong girls in national costumes humming ethnic songs. In the village (a place for young men and women to fall in love), touching love songs resounded again. Seeing all this, Lei Ayouduo became more determined to promote the cause of national culture. On June 12, 2008, the Beijing Olympic flame was relayed in Guiyang, a border city in southwest China, and Lei Youduo was the 207th player. Guizhou is one of the provinces in my country where ethnic minorities live together. Here various ethnic minorities sing and dance to celebrate this sacred moment. Lei Ayouduo composed a song on the spot to express the excitement of the people in his hometown. The lyrics sing, "Everyone came to my hometown with the torch. We sang and danced to welcome the torch, blessing the Olympics, blessing Beijing, come on China, come on Guizhou." As long as there is an opportunity, Lei Ayouduo will do his best to contribute to the national cause. .

The names of ethnic minorities are very nice and meaningful, and the name of Lei Ayuduo is the same. "I am my grandmother's youngest daughter. My grandmother gave me this name when I was born. 'A' means female in the Miao people, 'You' means the youngest sister, and 'Duo' is the song my grandmother sang to me. A note that came out. When I was a child, my mother held me in her arms and sang like this every day, just like a Han mother would call her child Guaiguai or Baobao to get close to her child. , meaning my mother’s youngest daughter.

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Lei Ayouduo was born in an ordinary Miao family. When she was 3 years old, her two brothers died unfortunately, and soon her father lost her life to illness. Her three sisters got married one after another when she was young. She and her grandmother were the only ones in the family who loved to sing. After getting up every morning, her grandmother would cook pig feed while singing Miao songs non-stop. Awakening from a dream. "Miao Ancient Songs" is the only non-religious epic that has been handed down in my country. Miao ancient songs, lyrics and myths are mostly sung at drum festivals, weddings and funerals, gatherings of relatives and friends, and festivals. Duo's grandmother is also the inheritor of "Miao Ancient Songs". Influenced by family culture, Lei Ayouduo has been fond of singing since she was a child. Lei Ayouduo was born with a good voice and soon became a local celebrity. Singer. From elementary school to junior high school, she was the backbone of the class, often participating in singing competitions held in the school and winning many championships. However, family circumstances forced her to leave school early and embark on a career path. , when Lei Ayouduo returned to Kaili, a mountain town in Miaoling, opportunities opened to her. She won the gold medal in a local young singer grand prix. Soon after, she participated in the National Ethnic Affairs Commission's organization to welcome the new century of ethnic folk singers. She won the first place in the Guizhou competition in the selection competition. From then on, Lei Ayouduo used her unique way to promote Miao culture. After becoming a representative of the National People's Congress, in addition to singing, she also promoted minority culture through various channels. In Lei Ayouduo's view, what belongs to the nation belongs to the world. "I want to look at the world, introduce good things to others, absorb the nutrients of the cultures of all ethnic groups, and better build the spiritual and material culture of ethnic minorities!" Lei Ayouduo said. Youduo is making continuous efforts to this end.

Lei Ayouduo has infected hundreds of millions of Chinese people with her beautiful singing voice, and also infected foreign friends. Nowadays, Lei Ayouduo has four songs every year. Five opportunities to perform abroad. Lei Ayouduo said: "Every time I perform abroad, it can be regarded as promoting and carrying forward our national culture. ""When I put on Miao costumes and beautiful silver jewelry, stood in the center of the stage, and as soon as I started singing, the foreign audience applauded hard. They had never heard such original music, and they thought it was very beautiful and magical. They all said they wanted to sing. Go to the Miao Village. An incident occurred during a performance in Australia, which made me feel that the culture of a nation is unique and cannot be copied, and should be cherished, preserved and passed on. " Lei Ayouduo said: "When I went to perform at the Golden Hall in Australia, the first rehearsal was very nervous. I usually sing in Miao villages, and the accompaniment is often Lusheng, and abroad it is the Mozart Symphony Orchestra. Such a huge symphony orchestra gives me Accompaniment has never been done before. I sang the first line, and when I was about to sing the second line, all the instruments stopped. Not to mention how nervous I was at that time, I thought I had made a mistake. About two or three seconds later, all the instruments started ringing. It turned out that they Applauding for me. During the rehearsal, I did not wear ethnic clothing. During the formal performance, I wore Miao clothing. The silver jewelry on my body rustled. Foreigners thought it was a musical instrument. When I appeared in front of them and saw such a unique outfit, the audience rang. received warm applause. ”