On July 30, bad news came from the entertainment industry. Singer Wu Huimin passed away at the age of 48. Subsequently, host Lin Hai, music critic Sun Mengjin and others confirmed the news. Regarding the reason why Wu Huimin died, some netizens said it was because of the new coronavirus in Japan, while others said she died of illness.

Judging from the condolence Weibo posted by host Cao Kefan, Wu Huimin is suspected of passing away due to illness. Cao Kefan said: "On the eve of the Spring Festival the year before last, Brother Lin Hai sincerely invited her back to Shanghai to participate in the recording of "I Have a Date with Spring". However, he heard that she had canceled the trip due to illness, but he didn't care. He thought it was just a minor illness such as a cold, so he didn't want to , Bad news came today!”

Wu Huimin is the youth memory of a generation, and she is also the first Chinese singer to go to Japan to develop. Her experience is also inspiring.

Wu Huimin was born in Shanghai in 1973. Her parents were very attentive to her education and training. When she was a child, Wu Huimin participated in the Little Star Choir. In 1984, she and four other girls won the Shanghai Youth Singing Competition. The winner of five competitions in the competition became a child star in Shanghai.

The following year, Wu Huimin and her family participated in the first Casio Singing Competition and won the championship. At that time, Wu Huimin's family sang "Selling Tangyuan".

At that time, Wu Huimin was very famous in Shanghai, and it could be said that she would have no worries about food and clothing if she continued to develop. However, Wu Huimin's character that loves challenges made her unwilling to develop in one place. In her own words, she "feels like she can see everything at a glance." So with the encouragement of her parents and the courage to work hard at a young age, Wu Huimin gave up. Given the opportunities at home, I went abroad for development in 1992. Before I left, I filmed an MV to say goodbye to my fans.

Because Japanese pop music was developing relatively well in the early 1990s, Wu Huimin chose to go to Japan. She was the first mainland Chinese female singer to develop in Japan at that time. But going to a completely unfamiliar country is undoubtedly extremely challenging for Wu Huimin. She said she was confused as soon as she got off the plane. The unfamiliar language and cultural differences made Wu Huimin almost collapse, and she spent her first birthday crying.

At that time, Wu Huimin’s family was not wealthy, so she and her sister lived in a small Japanese room. Fortunately, Wu Huimin has parents who support her. She is determined to start from scratch. She first learns Japanese and works in a restaurant to make money.

Wu Huimin revealed that she was working in a restaurant and had an accident. I carried too many large plates of food, causing me to fall and injure my knee. After returning home, my mother felt very distressed and bluntly said that we should go home. But Wu Huimin said she couldn't because she hadn't succeeded yet or gained anything yet, so she couldn't just return to China.

It was also in this kind of training that Wu Huimin grew up faster and faster. In order to get into the Japanese music circle, she worked in a band in Japan for three years and got a good learning opportunity. She went solo and debuted in Japan under the stage name Amin, but Wu Huimin became famous in Japan because of a Suntory beverage commercial song.

It was also this advertising song that made her develop rapidly. In 2003, Wu Huimin released her solo album "Lily" in Japan. In November of that year, "Big River Flows, Little Love" sung by Wu Huimin won the Best Music Award at the 2003 Advertising Festival sponsored by the All Japan Advertising Broadcasting Alliance.

In 2005, Wu Huimin participated in the Japanese Red and White Song Festival and became the third Chinese female singer to stand on the most famous stage in Japan after Teresa Teng and Ouyang Feifei. At this time, she had been living for 13 years.

Also because of her achievements, Wu Huimin chose to return to China in 2012 and hold a concert. Give back to old fans and audiences after 20 years of separation.

Regarding her love life, Wu Huimin rarely mentioned it to the outside world, and there was no relevant news until her death. Wu Huimin has dedicated her whole life to her favorite music, and finally wishes her good luck in her journey!