Wang Leehom graduated from Williams College and Berkeley Conservatory of Music.

Leehom Wang:

Leehom Wang was born on May 17, 1976 in Rochester, New York, USA. His ancestral home is Yiwu, Zhejiang Province. He is a Chinese pop music male singer, music producer, actor and director. , graduated from Williams College. In 1995, he released his first album "Beethoven" and entered the entertainment industry. In 1998, he gained attention with the album "Revolution and Rotation", and the following year he won the Best Mandarin Male Singer Award and the Best Record Producer Award at the 10th Taiwan Golden Melody Awards. In 2000, he entered the film industry with the action movie "Thunderbolt". In 2004, he pioneered the chinked-out style in the album "Sun and Moon in the Heart"; in the same year, he won the Best Record Producer Award at the 15th Taiwan Golden Melody Awards for his album "Unbelievable". The song "Big City, Little Love" released in 2005 has become one of his representative works.

Williams college, founded in 1793, is located in Williamstown, Massachusetts, USA. It is a top liberal arts college renowned in the United States and even the world. There are 2,000 students, 9 of whom are Asian. Williams College is the most famous aristocratic college in the United States. As the top liberal arts college in the United States, Williams College represents the essence of education that the United States is most proud of - small scale, high quality, focusing on undergraduates, and advocating general education and humanities education. Its reputation in the United States is no less than that of Yale, Harvard and other prestigious schools, and it is more favored by upper-class American families. In the 2017 American University Rankings released by Forbes magazine, Williams College ranked second in the United States, second only to Stanford University and surpassing Harvard, Yale, Princeton and other world-class universities. In the ranking of American liberal arts colleges released by "U.S. NEWS", Williams College has ranked first in the United States for 15 consecutive years. In August 2017, "Forbes" announced the 2017 American University Rankings, and Williams College ranked 13th.

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