Return to the Father in Weakness was originally sung by Weng Qianyu.

The original singer of "Prayer" is Weng Qianyu. "Prayer" is a song that everyone is familiar with. Many people feel that "Prayer" sung by Japanese star Weng Qianyu is particularly interesting. The lyrics of this song were specially given to his daughter by Weng Qianyu’s father, Weng Bingrong, on her 50th birthday.

Weng Qianyu, born on January 24, 1950 in Taipei, Taiwan, is a Chinese film and television actress and singer. She graduated from the International School of Sophia University in Japan. In 1972, she won the Best Actress Award at the 10th Taiwan Film Golden Horse Awards; in 1979, she won the 21st Japan Record Awards (the first Chinese to win this honor).

Representative works include the movies "Xiao Cui", "True and False Daughter", "The World of Love", etc., and the songs "Always Believe", "Love Devotion", "Prayer", etc.

Miss Weng Qianyu is versatile and has made outstanding achievements in many fields such as film, television, stage plays, singing, printmaking, charity, program hosting, program production, costume design, cooking and gourmet food. She has a high status in the Japanese and Taiwanese entertainment circles. She has been standing in the art world for half a century and is revered as the "First Art Goddess in the East."

Acting experience:

On January 24, 1950, Weng Qianyu was born in Taipei City, Taiwan Province. When Shi was 2 years old, due to his father Weng Bingrong's work, he moved to Tokyo, Japan with his family.

Weng Bingrong served as the representative of China Broadcasting Corporation in Japan, and Weng Qianyu began to live in Japan. By chance, Weng Qianyu joined Toho Co., Ltd.; Weng Bingrong gave her language training, taught her to sing Chinese songs, and wrote lyrics himself.

When Weng Qianyu was 8 years old, she joined the Tokyo Sunflower Theater Company. When Weng Qianyu was 13 years old, she starred in the American-Japanese film "The Big Wave" (adapted from Pearl Buck's short story of the same name).

When Weng Qianyu was 16 years old, she learned vocal music from vocalist Satoshi Matsuda, and published her first single "爱ってどんなもの" on Columbia Records in Japan; in the same year, she signed a film contract with Central Film Company. In 1968, Weng Qianyu participated in the Taiwanese movie "Xiao Cui", which was an excellent box office success.

In 1972, Weng Qianyu won the Best Actress Award at the 10th Golden Horse Awards for starring in the movie "The True and False Girl". In 1973, Weng Qianyu moved to CBS/Sony Records for development, and won the Special Acting Award at the Southeast Asian Film Festival for the movie "The World of Love". In 1978, Weng Qianyu participated in "The New West Chamber", her last film in Taiwan, and since then she concentrated on developing her acting career in Japan.