The original singer of the song "Drifting" is Zhou Xun.

Zhou Xun, born on October 18, 1974 in Quzhou City, Zhejiang Province, is a Chinese film and television actress and singer. In 1991, he started his acting career by starring in the movie "The Ancient Tomb". In 1996, he participated in the literary film "Feng Yue". In 1998, she played two roles in the movie "Suzhou River" directed by Lou Ye and won the Best Actress Award at the 15th Paris International Film Festival.

In 2002, she won the Best Actress Award at the 25th Popular Film Hundred Flowers Awards for her movie "The Beauty in the Rain". In 2003, he released his first music album "Summer". Zhou Xun is not a stunning beauty, but her intelligence and extraordinary sensitivity make her charm unstoppable. He is smart, hard-working and talented, and is very devoted to the role he plays.

Introduction to the song "Drifting"

"Drifting" is a song written by Lou Nanwei, composed by Chen Yaochuan, and sung by Zhou Xun. It was released as a single in 2000. The song uses a harmonic minor tune and is composed in a Russian-style Eastern European style. In 2001, Zhou Xun won the "Best Female Newcomer Award" in China's original music pop list for this song.

This song is a minor-key song. The beautiful melody continues Chen Yaochuan's simple and catchy style. It can master the natural rhythm without elaborate craftsmanship. This song reminds the audience of Zhou Xun's clean voice, and the ethereal feeling of falling into the clouds makes this song just right. When Zhou Xun first tried singing, the audience could feel her cold and clean voice, which had a charm that was as unique as the role she played.