Chiang Dawei's "Camel Bell" was originally sung by Wu Zeng Hua.

"Camel Bell" is the theme song of the movie "Handcuffed Passenger", first sung by Wu Zenghua, then covered by Jiang Dawei and included in his album "Peony Song". The lyrics express tearful parting love and anticipation of good news, a strong sense of comradeship, thus becoming the first choice for troops, public security, and even graduation of classmates, with great influence, and the song has been sung to this day, enduring.

Jiang Dawei

Jiang Dawei, born in Heping District, Tianjin on January 22, 1947, is a Chinese tenor singer. He is a national actor, recipient of the State Council Special Allowance, and a member of the Chinese Musicians Association.

Jiang Dawei became famous with the song "Red Peony" in 1980. 1985, Jiang Dawei was the director of the Central Nationalities Song and Dance Troupe. 1986, he sang "Where the Peach Blossom Blossoms Bloom" at the Spring Festival Gala, which was well known to the audience. 1989, he was awarded the first China Golden Record Award, and 2006, he served as a member of the 8th Standing Committee of the former National Federation of Literature and Art.

In 2009, he was awarded the title of "China-Africa Artist" and was honored as an expert with outstanding contributions by the People's Committee of the People's Republic of China. The two songs he composed and sang, "Saying China" and "Harmonious Homeland", were selected as the 100 patriotic songs sung by the Central Propaganda Department, and he was honored as "China's Most Influential Musician of the 20th Century" in 2015.

Jiang Dawei's name represents the prosperity of Chinese folk songs, and his classic works such as "The Peony Song", "The Horses Running to Protect the Frontier", and "I Dare to Ask Where the Road Leads" have already been written in the annals of Chinese folk songs.