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SHIING-SHEN CHERN: A DOCUMENTARY
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- Duration: 5:02
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In celebration of Pi Day even though it's 7 days too late. The upside-down part was actually pretty painful. *Note: Mrs. Fischer is my math teacher.
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In celebration of Pi Day even though it's 7 days too late. The upside-down part was actually pretty painful. *Note: Mrs. Fischer is my math teacher.
The Ghost of Mathematicians: Shiing-Shen Chern
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:39
- Updated: 24 Oct 2012
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Inner space: String theory & the universes' hidden dimensions - Yau Shing-Tung
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- Duration: 56:45
- Updated: 14 May 2013
Professor Yau Shing-Tung gives this lecture entitled 'The shape of inner space: String theory & the geometry of the universes' hidden dimensions' at The Aust...
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Professor Yau Shing-Tung gives this lecture entitled 'The shape of inner space: String theory & the geometry of the universes' hidden dimensions' at The Aust...
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[o1.o9.2o12]《有一种精神叫萧敬腾》Jam Hsiao World Tour Live in Malaysia - oo7
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- Duration: 0:37
- Updated: 23 Dec 2012
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chern
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РОО Союз Чернобыль Архангельской области.
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Simon's final take
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- Duration: 0:16
- Updated: 28 May 2010
the finale.
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2012 02 08 chern pr 2
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- Duration: 2:37
- Updated: 09 Feb 2012
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upside down (shen)
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- Duration: 3:20
- Updated: 05 Apr 2013
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DREAMING IN COLOR: A DREAM DEFERRED
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- Duration: 4:24
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An audiovisual reflection on the ways dreams can be deferred. Inspired by the poems "A Dream Deferred" by Langston Hughes and "Heaven" by Cathy Song, the nov...
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An audiovisual reflection on the ways dreams can be deferred. Inspired by the poems "A Dream Deferred" by Langston Hughes and "Heaven" by Cathy Song, the nov...
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![In Terra Pax - TEASER TRAILER [HD]](http://web.archive.org./web/20130605072508im_/http://i.ytimg.com/vi/WlzvbF_-6BA/default.jpg "In Terra Pax - TEASER TRAILER [HD]")
In Terra Pax - TEASER TRAILER [HD]
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The horrors of war drive some to insanity.
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The Syrian regime and rebel fighters are committing war crimes as the conflict reaches "new levels of brutality", a report of the United Nations says. The UN Commission of Inquiry on Syria said on Tuesday that military and government leaders must be held accountable for implementing a "concerted policy" of human rights violations ... It called on Damascus to allow a team of experts into the country ... 186 Source.. Agencies ... Hungary ... News ... " /> ... ....(size: 5.8Kb)
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Washington - The US State Department on Monday offered rewards of between $3-million and $7-million for information leading to the location of “leaders of terrorist organisations” in West Africa, the first time it has used the rewards programme in the region ... The State Department blamed the group for the August 2011 vehicle-bomb attack on a UN facility in Abuja, Nigeria, which killed at least 23 people and wounded 80 ... ....(size: 2.2Kb)
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A vision came to filmmaker, then his world turned 'Upside Down'. One morning, director Juan Solanas woke up and had a vision. "I saw two mountains, one upside down on top of the other," he recalls. "This guy looked up at a girl on the upper mountain, and she was looking down ... It just happened." ... The Life of Shiing-Shen Chern," which profiles the late co-founder of Berkeley's Mathematical Sciences Research Institute ... {sbox} ... E-mail....(size: 3.8Kb)
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 Shiing-Shen Chern, 1976 |
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| Born | (1911-10-26)October 26, 1911 Jiaxing, Zhejiang, China |
| Died | December 3, 2004(2004-12-03) (aged 93) Tianjin, China |
| Nationality | Chinese American |
| Fields | Mathematics |
| Institutions | Tsinghua University Institute for Advanced Study University of Chicago University of California, Berkeley Nankai University CMS |
| Alma mater | Nankai University University of Hamburg |
| Doctoral advisor | Wilhelm Blaschke |
| Doctoral students | Louis Auslander Thomas Banchoff Manfredo do Carmo Harold Levine Alan Weinstein Shing-Tung Yau |
| Known for | Chern–Simons theory Chern–Weil theory Chern class |
| Notable awards | National Medal of Science (1975) Wolf Prize (1983) Lobachevsky Medal (2002) Shaw Prize (2004) |
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| Traditional Chinese | 陳省身 | ||||||||
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Shiing-Shen Chern (October 26, 1911 – December 3, 2004) was a Chinese-born American mathematician. He was regarded as one of the leaders in differential geometry of the twentieth century.
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Biography[link]
Early years in China[link]
Chern was born in Xiushui County (秀水縣), Jiaxing, in Zhejiang province. The year after his birth, China changed its regime from the Qing Dynasty to the Republic of China. He graduated from Xiushui Middle School (秀水中學) and subsequently moved to Tianjin in 1922 to accompany his father. In 1926 after spending four years, Chern graduated from Fulun High School (扶輪中學) in Tianjin.[1]
At age 15, Chern entered the Faculty of Sciences of the Nankai University in Tianjin, studied mathematics there, and graduated with BSc in 1930. At Nankai, Chern's mentor was Li-Fu Chiang (姜立夫), a Harvard-trained geometer who was also from Zhejiang.
At Nankai, Chern was also heavily influenced by physicist Hu Guoding (胡國定) who was also from Zhejiang. Hu now is considered as one of founding fathers of modern Chinese informatics.
Chern went to Beiping (now Beijing) to teach at the Tsinghua University Department of Mathematics as a teaching assistant. At the same time he also registered at Tsinghua Graduate School as a master student. He studied projective differential geometry under Prof. Sun Guangyuan, a Chicago-trained geometer and logician who was also from Zhejiang. Sun was a notable founder of modern Chinese mathematics. In 1932, Chern published his first research article in Tsinghua University Journal. In summer 1934, Chern graduated from Tsinghua with a master's degree, the first ever masters degree in mathematics issued by China.[1]
C.N. Yang's father — Yang Ko-Chuen, also a Chicago-trained professor at Tsinghua but algebraist, also taught Chern. At the same time, Chern was C.N. Yang's teacher of undergraduate math at Tsinghua.
At Tsinghua, Hua Luogeng, also a mathematician, was Chern's colleague and room mate.
In 1932, Wilhelm Blaschke from the University of Hamburg visited Tsinghua and was impressed by Chern and his research.
In Europe[link]
In 1934, co-funded by Tsinghua and the Chinese Foundation of Culture and Education, Chern went to continue his study in mathematics in Germany with a scholarship. Chern studied at the University of Hamburg and worked on the Cartan-Kähler theory under Blaschke's guidance. He obtained his Dr. rer.nat. (Doctor of Science, which is equivalent to PhD) degree in February, 1936. Blaschke recommended Chern to study in Paris.
In August 1936, Chern watched summer Olympics in Berlin together with Hua Luogeng who paid Chern a brief visit. During that time, Hua was studying at the University of Cambridge in Britain.
In September 1936, Chern went to Paris and worked with Élie Cartan. Chern spent one year at the Sorbonne in Paris.
In 1937, Chern accepted Tsinghua's invitation and was promoted to professor of mathematics at Tsinghua. However, at the same time the Marco Polo Bridge Incident (near Beijing) happened and the Second Sino-Japanese War started, Tsinghua was forced to move away from Beijing to west China. Three universities including Peking University, Tsinghua, and Nankai formed the National Southwestern Associated University (NSAU), and was relocated in Kunming, Yunnan province. Chern never reached Beijing. In the same year, Hua Luogeng was promoted to professor of mathematics at Tsinghua.
Short stay in USA[link]
In July 1943, Chern went to the United States, and worked at the Institute for Advanced Study (IAS) in Princeton on characteristic classes in differential geometry. Shortly afterwards, he was invited by Solomon Lefschetz to be an editor of Annals of Mathematics.
First return to China[link]
Chern returned to Shanghai in 1946 to help found the Institute of Mathematics of the Academia Sinica, which was later moved to Nanking (then-capital of the Republic of China). Chern was the acting president of the institute. Wu Wenjun was Chern's graduate student at the institute.
In 1948, Chern was elected one of the first academicians of the Academia Sinica. He was the youngest academician elected (at age 37).
USA[link]
In 1949, Chern returned to the United States, again worked at the IAS. In 1949, Chern became professor of mathematics at the University of Chicago. Coincidently, Ernest Preston Lane, former Chair at UChicago Department of Mathematics, was the doctoral advisor of Chern's undergraduate mentor at Tsinghua — Sun Guangyuan.
Chern moved to the University of California, Berkeley in 1960, where he worked and stayed until his retirement. In 1961, Chern became a naturalized citizen of the United States. In the same year, he was elected member of the United States National Academy of Sciences.[2]
In 1964, Chern was a vice-president of American Mathematical Society (AMS).
Chern retired from Berkeley in 1981. He founded the Mathematical Sciences Research Institute (MSRI) in 1981 and served as the director until 1984. Afterward he became the honorary director of the institute. MSRI now is one of the largest and most prominent mathematical institutes in the world.[2] Shing-Tung Yau was one of his PhD students during this period.
Short visits to China[link]
The Shanghai Communiqué was issued by the United States and the People's Republic of China on February 27, 1972. The relationship between these two nations started normalizing, and American citizens were allowed to visit P.R.China. In September 1972, Chern with his wife visited Beijing. During this period of time, Chern visited China for 25 times, with 14 times to his hometown Zhejiang.
Chern founded the Nankai Institute for Mathematics (NKIM) at his alma mater Nankai in Tianjin. The institute was formally established in 1984 and fully opened on October 17, 1985. NKIM was renamed as the Chern Institute of Mathematics in 2004 after Chern's death.
Final years[link]
Based on Chern's advice, a mathematical research center was established in Taipei, Taiwan, whose co-operational parters are National Taiwan University, National Tsing Hua University and the Sinica Academia Institute of Mathematics.[3]
Chern was also a director and advisor of the Center of Mathematical Sciences at Zhejiang University in Hangzhou, Zhejiang.
From 2000 to his death, Chern lived in Tianjin, China. Chern died of heart failure at his home in Tianjin in 2004 at age 93.
Research[link]
Chern's work extends over all the classic fields of differential geometry. It includes areas currently fashionable (the Chern-Simons theory arising from a 1974 paper written jointly with Jim Simons), perennial (the Chern-Weil theory linking curvature invariants to characteristic classes from 1944, after the Allendoerfer-Weil paper of 1943 on the Gauss-Bonnet theorem), the foundational (Chern classes), and some areas such as projective differential geometry and webs that have a lower profile. He published results in integral geometry, value distribution theory of holomorphic functions, and minimal submanifolds.
He was a follower of Élie Cartan, working on the 'theory of equivalence' in his time in China from 1937 to 1943, in relative isolation. In 1954 he published his own treatment of the pseudogroup problem that is in effect the touchstone of Cartan's geometric theory. He used the moving frame method with success only matched by its inventor; he preferred in complex manifold theory to stay with the geometry, rather than follow the potential theory. Indeed, one of his books is entitled, "Complex Manifolds without Potential Theory". In the last years of his life, he advocated the study of Finsler geometry, writing several books and articles on the subject.
Honours and awards[link]
Chern received numerous honors and awards in his life, including:
- 1970, Chauvenet Prize, of the Mathematical Association of America;
- 1975, National Medal of Science[4]
- 1982, Humboldt Prize, Germany;
- 1983, Leroy P. Steele Prize, of the American Mathematical Society;
- 1984, Wolf Prize in Mathematics, Israel;
- 2002, Lobachevsky Medal;
- 2004 May, Shaw Prize in mathematical sciences, Hong Kong;
- 1948, Academician, Academia Sinica;
- 1950, Honorary Member, Indian Mathematical Society;
- 1961, Member, United States National Academy of Sciences;
- 1963, Fellow, American Academy of Arts and Sciences;
- 1971, Corresponding Member, Brazilian Academy of Sciences;
- 1983, Associate Founding Fellow, TWAS;
- 1985, Foreign Fellow, Royal Society of London, UK;
- 1986, Honorary Fellow, London Mathematical Society, UK;
- 1986, Corresponding Member, Academia Peloritana, Messina, Sicily;
- 1987, Honorary Life Member, New York Academy of Sciences;
- 1989, Foreign Member, Accademia dei Lincei, Italy;
- 1989, Foreign Member, Académie des sciences, France;
- 1989, Member, American Philosophical Society;
- 1994, Foreign Member, Chinese Academy of Sciences.
Chern was given a number of honorary degrees, including from The Chinese University of Hong Kong (LL.D. 1969), University of Chicago (D.Sc. 1969), ETH Zurich (Dr.Math. 1982), SUNY Stony Brook (D.Sc. 1985), TU Berlin (Dr.Math. 1986), his alma mater Hamburg (D.Sc. 1971) and Nankai (honorary doctorate, 1985), etc.
Chern was also granted numerous honorary professorships, including at Peking University (Beijing, 1978), his alma mater Nankai (Tianjin, 1978), Chinese Academy of Sciences Institute of Systems Science (Beijing, 1980), Jinan University (Guangzhou, 1980), Chinese Academy of Sciences Graduate School (1984), Nanjing University (Nanjing, 1985), East China Normal University (Shanghai, 1985), USTC (Hefei, 1985), Beijing Normal University (1985), Zhejiang University (Hangzhou, 1985), Hangzhou University (1986, the university was merged into Zhejiang University in 1998), Fudan University (Shanghai, 1986), Shanghai University of Technology (1986, the university was merged to establish Shanghai University in 1994), Tianjin University (1987), Tohoku University (Sendai, Japan, 1987), etc.
Namesake[link]
- The asteroid 29552 Chern is named after him;
- The Chern Medal, of the International Mathematical Union (IMU);[5]
- The Shiing-Shen Chern Prize (陳省身獎), of the Association of Chinese Mathematicians;
- The Chern Institute of Mathematics at Nankai University, Tianjin, China;
- The Chern Lectures, and the Shiing-Shen Chern Chair in Mathematics, both at the Department of Mathematics, UC Berkeley.[6]
Family[link]
His wife, Shih-ning Cheng(Chinese: 鄭士寧; pinyin: Zheng Shining), whom he married in 1939, died in 2000. He also had a daughter, May Chu (Chinese: 陳璞; pinyin: Chen Pu), wife of the physicist Chu Ching-wu, and a son named Paul (pinyin: Chen Bolong).
Transliteration and pronunciation[link]
Chern's surname is a common Chinese surname which is now usually spelt Chen. The unusual spelling "Chern" is a transliteration in the old Gwoyeu Romatzyh (GR) romanization for Mandarin Chinese used in the early twentieth century China. It uses special spelling rules to indicate different tones of Mandarin, which is a tonal language with four tones. The silent r in "Chern" indicates a second-tone syllable, written "Chén" in pinyin but in practice often written by non-Chinese without the tonal mark. In GR the spelling of his given name "Shiing-Shen" indicates a third tone for Shiing and a first tone for Shen, which are equivalent to the syllables "Xǐngshēn" in pinyin.
In English, Chern pronounced his name "Churn," and this pronunciation is now universally accepted among English-speaking mathematicians and physicists.
See also[link]
- Chern classes
- Chern–Gauss–Bonnet theorem
- Chern–Simons theory
- Chern–Simons form
- Chern–Weil theory
- Chern–Weil homomorphism
References[link]
- ^ a b "Shiing-Shen Chern" (in (Chinese)). Jiaxing Culture. http://www.jiaxing.gov.cn/art/2008/10/28/art_93_1125.html. Retrieved Aug 22, 2010.
- ^ a b By Robert Sanders, Media Relations (December 6, 2004). "Renowned mathematician Shiing-Shen Chern, who revitalized the study of geometry, has died at 93 in Tianjin, China" (in (English)) (shtml). UC, Berkeley. http://www.berkeley.edu/news/media/releases/2004/12/06_chern.shtml. Retrieved Aug 22, 2010.
- ^ "陳省身 (Shiing-Shen Chern)" (in (Chinese)). mathland.idv.tw. http://www.mathland.idv.tw/history/chen.html. Retrieved Aug 22, 2010.
- ^ National Science Foundation – The President's National Medal of Science
- ^ "The IMU Prizes" (in (English)). International Mathematical Union (IMU). http://www.icm2010.org.in/imu-prizes. Retrieved Aug 22, 2010.
- ^ "The Chern Lectures" (in (English)). UC Berkeley Department of Mathematics. http://math.berkeley.edu/events_series_chern.html. Retrieved Aug 22, 2010.
External links[link]
- UC Berkeley obituary
- 1998 interview in Notices of the American Mathematical Society
- Shiing-Shen Chern at the Mathematics Genealogy Project
- O'Connor, John J.; Robertson, Edmund F., "Shiing-Shen Chern", MacTutor History of Mathematics archive, University of St Andrews, http://www-history.mcs.st-andrews.ac.uk/Biographies/Chern.html .
- Chern's Work in Geometry by Shing-Tung Yau
- Shiing-shen Chern: 1911–2004 by H. Wu, biography and overview of mathematical work.
- "Shiing-Shen Chern (1911–2004)" (PDF), Notices of the American Mathematical Society (Providence, RI: American Mathematical Society) 58 (9): 1226–1249, October 2011, http://www.ams.org/notices/201109/rtx110901226p.pdf
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| Name | Chern, Shiing-Shen |
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| Short description | Chinese mathematician |
| Date of birth | October 26, 1911 |
| Place of birth | Jiaxing, Zhejiang, China |
| Date of death | December 3, 2004 |
| Place of death | Tianjin, China |
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 Jam at Concert in Macau |
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| Chinese name | 蕭敬騰 (Traditional) | ||||||||||||
| Chinese name | 萧敬腾 (Simplified) | ||||||||||||
| Pinyin | Xiāo Jìngténg (Mandarin) | ||||||||||||
| Origin | Taiwan | ||||||||||||
| Born | (1987-03-30) March 30, 1987 (age 25) Taipei, Taiwan |
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| Occupation | Singer, actor, Student | ||||||||||||
| Genre(s) | Mandopop, Rock & Roll, Jazz, R&B | ||||||||||||
| Instrument(s) | Vocals, guitar, piano, keyboard, saxophone, flute, drums | ||||||||||||
| Label(s) | Warner Music Taiwan (2008–present) | ||||||||||||
| Years active | 2007–present | ||||||||||||
| Official Website | Jam's Club Official Website | ||||||||||||
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Jam Hsiao (traditional Chinese: 蕭敬騰; simplified Chinese: 萧敬腾; pinyin: Xiāo Jìngténg; Wade–Giles: Hsiao Ching-teng, born 30 March 1987 in Taipei, Taiwan) is a Taiwanese Mandopop singer. At the age of 17, while still in high school, he started working as a restaurant singer. In May 2007, Hsiao rose to fame after only three brief appearances in the first season of China Television (CTV)'s (中視) star search show, One Million Star (超級星光大道), which was the Taiwanese equivalence of American Idol. His wide vocal ranges, unique singing style, diverse music genres, and astounding charisma quickly capture the attention of the Taiwanese music industry. He chose to accept a contract with Warner Music Taiwan Ltd. in 2008, and became a professional musician. Jam Hsiao's music career took off with a blast. His first album was released in June 2008. It not only got fervent reception in Taiwan, China, Hong Kong, Macau, Singapore and Malaysia, but also received favorable comments from fellow musicians. He successfully released 2 more albums in 2009, and completed his 5-concert tour from 2009 to 2011. Then he spent time from October 2010 to April 2011 to act as the leadman in a movie, "The Killer Who Never Kills", and won the Best New Actor Award in Hong Kong's 31st Golden Film Award in 2012. In June 2011, Hsiao released his 4th album. In this album, he was also credited as the music producer. In August 2011, Jam started his second world concert tour. His fifth album, Mr. Jazz is released in May 2012.
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Music Journey[link]
Early Development(1987-2003)[link]
Born to a father of Chinese descent and native Amis aboriginal mother, Hsiao inherited beautiful singing voice known for Taiwanese aborigines. Other family members include two older brothers and one older sister. Both his parents are devoted Christians. Since childhood, he participated in local church activities including singing in church choir. He suffered from a reading disability and was once a rebellious youngster. He was under youth counseling services to prevent him from involving in street fights. One counselor discovered his musical talents and advised him to focus on music instead. The advice changed the course of his life.
Actually, Hsiao's love for music started in sixth grade when he came across Bon Jovi's album "Crush" at home. He fell in love with the rhythm in the song "It’s My Life". He started asking his mother to let him have drum lessons once he discovered that the rhythmic sound came from the drum set. When he was 15, his mother finally let him take drum lessons. Due to financial reasons, the lessons only lasted three months. But the 3-month introductory lessons were enough for him to begin study and practice on his own. He often practiced over 10 hours a day. A year later, he was good enough to be a volunteer drum instructor at a youth activity center. Because of the volunteer teaching work, he was a recipient of the Taipei Municipal Good Samaritan Award for two consecutive years.
At the same time, Hsiao also formed a rock band named "Diapason" with his brother and their friends. In this band, he was the lead singer and drummer. They sang mostly Rock'n Roll songs by Bon Jovi, Mr. Big, and Skid Row.
As a Restaurant Singer(2004-2007)[link]
After Hsiao had mastered the drum set, he began to learn keyboard on his own at a music store. Without formal training, he was able to sing while playing accompaniment by watching and listening to other musicians. Several months later, at the age of 17, he found a singing job in a restaurant and became the youngest singer in that restaurant. Due to job demands, he had to learn Mandarin pop songs and techniques. Music of Jeff Chang, A-Mei, Jacky Cheung, and Na Ying had significant influence on Hsiao in this period. Since Hsiao was also a high school student, he could only work as a singer after school. He often set his keyboard in the front of his motorcycle and carried the music books in his backpack. He rode his motorcycle between different restaurants, from one city to the next, to make his shifts that lasted into the early morning hours. The peak of his workload reached 50 hours a week. His colleague remembered Hsiao putting on a raincoat for the keyboard and one for himself then rode off into the heavy rain.
Rose to Fame(2007)[link]
In May 2007, Hsiao got accepted in the second season of a TV show, One Million Star. This show was the Taiwanese equivalence of American Idol. The show’s production unit recognized his talent and wanted him to appear as a challenger in the already unraveling first season. Hsiao was arranged to be in a Point Kick(PK) style singing match against the show's 10 best remaining contestants. He won the first two rounds. Although he lost in the third round, the show's rating shot up to a historical high. He became the third most searched celebrity in Yahoo! Taiwan, and his name the second hottest keyword for Taiwan Show Business in Google.
Although Hsiao did not sign a conctract with any record company for almost a year after he became famous, he was invited to appear on many TV variety shows to boost ratings. The restaurants where he sang were always over-flowed with people during his shifts. Hsiao’s powerful vocal and sudden popularity got A-Mei 張惠妹's attention. A-mei is known as Taiwan’s Queen of Pop. She asked Hsiao to sing with her in the duet “Moment of the First Sight” (一眼瞬間) in her 2007 music album Star. It became the instant No. 1 hit. In December 2007, Hsiao performed a medley of four nominated original themes in the Golden Horse Award, the most significant event for film industry in Taiwan. At this time, Hsiao was still an ordinary 20-year-old student and freelance musician. Needless to say, many record companies fought to recruit this young and fresh talent.
Debut and Career(2008- )[link]
[edit] Jam Hsiao self titled album (2008)
In March 2008, Warner Music Taiwan and Hsiao entered a four-year contract. His first album, the self titled Jam Hsiao, debuted in June 2008. It was the No.1 hit on the billboard for 7 weeks. In July 2008, Hsiao's New-song Premiere Concert at Taipei Danshui Fisherman's Wharf Attracted over ten thousand fans. This album was also the No.1 hit in Singapore, Hong Kong, and Malaysia. In June 2009, He was nominated as the Best New Singer in the 20th Golden Music Awards in Taiwan. Although he did not win the title, his extraordinary performance had won hom a solid position in Taiwan music industry.
Jam Hsiao visited Italy in December 2008. Inspired by this visit, he published a book, "Listening to Italy" and wrote a song "To My Beloved". This song was released as an EP with video to raise funds for the Genesis Social Welfare Foundation.
"Princess" and "Love Moments" (2009) Albums[link]
Following the success of his first album, Hsiao's second album "Princess" was released in July 2009 with even greater success. The title rock song "Princess" was a No.1 hit for as long as 3 months. This 12-song album included four songs written by Hsiao himself. These four songs showcased his creativity, and each one of them had its own distinguished style. He then announced his first large-scale live concert, "Mr. Rock Concert", in Taipei Arena scheduled in December 2009.
As part of the pre-concert activities, hsiao released in November 2009 his third album, "Love Moments". This album included 10 classics originally sung by top female singers. Hsiao recorded them in a live-band style. Among them, "Silent Flower" was in Taiwanese dialect, and "New Endless Love" was the song he sang and got defeated at the PK show back in 2007.
Hsiao's two albums in 2009 gave him five more No.1 hits. He had six songs in top 100 on KKBOX Digital Music Billboard, and five songs in top 100 Golden Songs of 2009 on Hit FM Radio. He won the Best Male Singer Award in the Singapore Golden Music Awards. In 2010, he was nominated as Best Male Songer in the Taiwan Golden Music Awards.
"Mr. Rock Concert Tour" (2009-2011)[link]
Jam Hsiao's Mr. rock Concert at Taipei Arena in December 2009, was a huge success. It was sold out in advance. The stage was designed to mimic a chess game. In lavish costumes, he performed songs in Mandarin, Cantonese, Taiwanese, English, Japanese and Korean. He also incorporated his drumming and keyboard skills on stage. Without dancers or guest singers, Hsioa single-handedly completed his first large-scale concert and earned enthusiastic praise. He toured four more cities- Singapre, Beijing, Kuala Lumpur, and Shanghai - till February 2011. He tailored each concert with local and seasonal flavors and was highly appreciated by fans.
"The Killer Who Never Kills" (2011) Movie[link]
In 2010, Jam Hsiao delayed the release of his next album to join the cast of a movie, "The Killer Who Never Kills". In this movie, he played the leading role, and wrote the theme song. The movie was a box office success, and he won the Best New Actor Award in the 31st Hong Kong Golden Film Awards in 2012.
CCTV New Year's Gala (2011) Performance in China[link]
In the beginning of 2011, Hsiao was voted one of the most desirable singers by the audience in China, and was invited to perform in a trio with Li Jian and Khalil Fong on CCTV New Year's Gala. This is a 5-hour variety show on Chinese New Year's Eve. Watching it annually has become an ingrained tradition in most Chinese families. Therefore, it is a great honor to appear on this show. However, Hsiao fell ill with influenza and laryngitis just days before the event. He managed to run through the rehearsals but his conditions worsened. On the night of the show, he could hardly speak. As a performer, Hsiao knew that he had to fulfill his commitment. And as one of the trio members, He also realize that this could be once-in-a-life-time opportunity for his two partners. Therefore, he did not cancel the appearance and refused to do lip-sync. he bravely faced the vast audience with a far less that perfect voice. His only explanation after the show was "I did my best". Although his performance was a disappointment, his attitude and courage earned the respect of the production unit, the fellow musicians and the heart of the audience. After the New year, his saga became a hot topic of discussion, and his popularity soared in China.
"Jam Wild Dreams" (2011) Album[link]
Hsiao's long overdue album was released in June 2011. This time, he was not only the singer but also the music producer of the album. He worked as lead singer, background singer, and drummer in many songs. In addition, he wrote music and/or lyrics for 5 of the 13 songs. Hsiao showed his talents and ability as a well-rounded musician. Like before, his New-song Premiere Concert at Taipei Danshui Fisherman's Wharf Attracted over 10 thousand people. The album also produced a number of hit songs.
"Jam Hsiao World Concert Tour" (2011-2012) Concerts[link]
Jam Hsiao's second production of concert tour started from Hong Kong in August 2011. Originally, it was going to have only one concert in Hong Kong. However, this show was sold out in a matter of minutes. Many fans failed to get tickets and were very disappointed. Then a second show was added and it was also sold out in 6 minutes.
The tour went to Shanghai in December 2011, Singapore in January 2012, and then headed for Taipei Arena in February 2012. In Taipei, the same scenario played out. The second show was added and sold out after the first show was sold out in one afternoon.
He received many more invitations to bring this concert tour to different cities including many cities in China, Sydney and Melbourne in Australia.
Style and Characteristics[link]
Music Style[link]
Hsiao’s solid and manly vocal carries an explosive force, yet it is also sensational and often touches the deepest part of the hearts of his audience, especially through his live performance. His deep, clear and penetrating voice stands him out from most Chinese singers. Hsiao is a soul of rock; nevertheless, his performance for songs of other genres is just as impressive — including love song, pop, jazz, R&B, oldies, and even Taiwanese country, to name a few. One of the judges in One Million Star, Kay Huang 黃韻玲, once said when she heard Hsiao’s voice for the first time, "I was so carried away… I felt intoxicated…it’s sentimental”. "This voice makes me want to marry him". Another great singer and musician, Sky Wu 伍思凱, commented, "Jam Hsiao's lower range voice is magnetic, his middle range has reached level of saturation, and his high voice is explosive." Although Hsiao is will known for his vocal ability, his music talents go way beyond voice. Besides the drum set, he learned keyboard, piano, saxophone, flute and guitar mostly on his own, with occasional tips from other musicians. He has also composed and released many songs. "Calla Lily Love" in his first album, was composed by Hsiao at 17, with lyrics by his brother.
Songwriting[link]
The following table summarizes his songwriting work.
| Year | Album/EP | Song | Music/Lyrics |
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| 2008 | Jam Hsiao Self-titled Album | Exist for Entire Life | music |
| Calla Lily Love | music | ||
| 2009 | Princess | Lonesome or You | music, lyrics |
| To My Beloved | music | ||
| Young Men or Big Boy | music, lyrics | ||
| Green Door | music, lyrics | ||
| 2011 | Jam Wild Dreams | You | lyrics |
| I Really Want to Say | music, lyrics | ||
| Tale of the White Snake | music, lyrics | ||
| Jasmine Love | music, lyrics | ||
| Love at the First Sight | music, lyrics | ||
| 2012 | Theme song of stage play: "The Demi-gods and Semi-devils" | Agreement with You | music, lyrics |
| 2012 | Theme song of movie: "Shadows of Love" | Sixth Sense | music, lyrics |
Character[link]
Although his singing voice is explosive and powerful, he is a man of few words. He is shy in person, especially in an unfamiliar environment. Small S, a famous variety and talk show host once said, "Jam is so pale and slim, he does not look like a singer. But when he starts to sing, he sounds like a heavenly angel." Hsiao enjoys a variety of sports. He is very good at basketball, billards, table tennis, badminton, golf, and skating. He also loves drawing, painting and photography. His other hobby is playing magic tricks.
Jam Hsiao is an animal lover. he loves all kinds of animals. Due to his busy touring schedule, he only keeps two cats as pets. He describes them as his two doughters. Their images are often displayed in Hsiao's photographic artworks.
Popularity[link]
Ever since he became famous, his popularity has been on the rise. Hsiao was voted to win many titles by fans. Whe he first started, he had no prominent family background, no formal music trainings, no show-business connections, and no support from recording industry. It was almost a miracle that he could make it to the top of the pile. With the star-search show, his personal charisma attracted many fans over the TV network and the Internet. His fans call themselves the "Hsiao Band", and Jam Hsiao, the chief. With his concert tour traveling to different countries, he has opened new frontiers for his career.
Discography[link]
Albums[link]
| Released | Name | Label | Format |
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| 16 June 2008 | Jam Hsiao Self-titled Album (蕭敬騰同名專輯) | Warner Music Taiwan | Studio album |
| 17 July 2009 | Princess (王妃) | Warner Music Taiwan | Studio album |
| 13 November 2009 | Love Moments: Self Selection (愛的時刻 自選輯) | Warner Music Taiwan | Tribute album |
| 30 June 2011 | Jam Wild Dreams (狂想曲) | Warner Music Taiwan | Studio album |
| 9 May 2012 | Mr.Jazz - A Song for You (English) | Warner Music Taiwan | Live Concert Recording |
DVD's[link]
| Year | Name | Label | Comment |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2010 | Mr. Rock Concert - Live | Warner Music Taiwan | Concert at Taipei Arena, December 2009 |
| 2012 | Jam's World Concert Tour - Live | Warner Music Taiwan | Concert at Hong Kong Coliseum, August 2011 |
Sinlges and EP's[link]
| Year | Song / EP | Comments |
|---|---|---|
| 2007 | Moment of the First Sight | Duet with A-Mei, also in A-Mei's album "STAR" |
| 2007 | How We Roll | The theme song of "Alvin and the Chipmunks" Chinese version |
| 2008 | Lonesome or You | Gift by HTC cell phone, also in album "Princess" |
| 2008 | To My Beloved | Fund-raiser for Genesis Social Welfare Foundation released as EP/AVCD, also in album "Princess" |
| 2009 | Wish You Happiness | Commercial single for Farglory Realty, also in Chinese edition of album "Love Moment" |
| 2009 | Where Peace Begins | Theme song of World Peace Conference, Chinese version |
| 2012 | Sad Love | Included in the digital EP of stage play "The Demi-gods and Semi-devil" |
| 2012 | Agreement with You | Included in the digital EP of stage play "The Demi-gods and Semi-devil" |
| 2012 | Sixth Sense | Theme song of movie "Shadows of Love" |
Publication[link]
| Year | Name | Publisher | ISBN |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2007 | Jam Hsiao's Rite of Passage | Paperback Publisher | ISBN 978-957-803-669-7 |
| 2008 | Listening to Italy - Jam Hsiao | Kate Publisher | ISBN 978-986-6606-27-4 |
| 2009 | Listening to Italy - Jam Hsiao(Limited Edition) | Kate Publisher | ISBN 978-986-6606-26-7 |
| 2010 | Mr. Rock - Jam Hsiao Concert Book | MPX | ISBN 978-986-86054-0-4 |
| 2011 | Love Guam - Jam | Dream Make | ISBN 978-986-85934-4-2 |
| 2011 | Love Guam - Jam (simplified Chinese) | Hunan Literature and Art Publishing House | ISBN 978-7-5404-5040-3 |
Performances and Activities[link]
Talent show PK performances[link]
- One Million Star (超級星光大道)
Major live performances[link]
- Golden Horse Award 金馬獎 December 2007
- Golden Horse Award 2007 performance
- "The Secret That Cannot Be Told" 不能說的秘密 (Original singer: Jay Chou 周杰倫)
- "Spider Lilies" 小茉莉 (Original singer: Rainie Yang 楊丞琳)
- "Gate of Heaven" 天堂口 (Original singer: Shu Qi 舒淇)
- "Little Love Song" 小情歌 (Original singer: Sodagreen 蘇打綠)
- S-pop Hurray! March 2008
- S-pop Hurray! 2008 performance (Singapore)
- "Really Want to Love You" 太想愛你 (Original singer: Jeff Chang 張信哲)
- "Released" 解脱 (Original singer: A-Mei 張惠妹)
- "Three Days and Two Nights" 三天兩夜 (Original singer: Jacky Cheung 張學友)
- "Romance of Alocasia" 海芋戀 (Original singer: Jam Hsiao 蕭敬騰)
- Jam Hsiao's New-Song Outdoor Concert 蕭敬騰同名專輯新歌發表會 July 2008
- "The Prince's New Clothes" 王子的新衣 performance
- all 11 tracks on his Same-Name Album
- "I Still Believe" feat. Vivian Hsu 徐若瑄
- "Enough or Not" 夠不夠 feat. Khalil Fong 方大同
- "Bad Day" feat. Daniel Powter
- F.I.R.'s "Tenth Planet" Concert, Singapore [special guest] August 2008
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- "We Will Rock You" - A duet version sung with F.I.R.'s vocalist, Faye.
- "Collection" 收藏 & "The Prince’s New Clothes" 王子的新衣
- “Missing You Daily” - Memorial Concert for Tom Chang “天天想你”張雨生紀念音樂會 August 2008
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- “Affirming Lips Denying Heart” 口是心非 – One of Chang’s most popular classics.
- “I Wish” 我期待 - A male-male duet with Chang’s 1994 recording of the song edited and remixed. The audience was moved by the duo’s marvelously harmonious performance across time and space.
- F.I.R.'s "Tenth Planet" Concert, Hong Kong [special guest] December 2008
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- "Last Christmas" - A duet version sung with F.I.R.'s vocalist, Faye.
- "It's My Life"
- "To The Ones I Love" 給．愛人
- 31 March 2012: Jam Hsiao World Tour 2012 - CotaiArena, Macau[1]
Filmography[link]
- Fated to Love You 命中注定我愛你 episode 18, June 2008
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- Hsiao played a clueless veterinarian newbie as a guest actor in episode 18 of this very popular Taiwanese TV soap opera, in which he had hilarious interaction with the soap’s leading actor Ethan Juan (阮經天).
- Momo Love 桃花小妹 episode 8, October 2009
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- Hsiao played a movie star as a guest actor in episode 8 of Momo Love. He was seen with a colleague and both of them were having dinner in a local restaurant.
Endorsements[link]
- The Second Annual Singing Contest of Libra Restaurant 第二屆天秤座民歌大賽, July 2007.
- The new non-alcoholic beverage of Taiwan Tobacco and Liquor Corporation 台灣菸酒公司, Monascus Rye Juice (紅麴黑麥汁), June 2008.
- CHUVINCI watch, August 2008.
- Tonlion clothing, October 2008.
- YAMAHA motorcycle "CUXI Fi", December 2008.
- Farglory Realty "The Happy Family Plan, Part 3 of 3 : Wishing You Happiness" (遠雄建設幸福家庭計劃三部曲之三:祝你幸福), January 2009.
Awards[link]
- Taipei Municipal Good Samaritan Award (台北市政府 善心人士獎) in 2003 and 2004
- First Place, The First Annual Singing Contest of Libra Restaurant (第一屆天秤座民歌大賽 冠軍), September 2006
- 3rd Most Searched Person of the Year, Yahoo! Taiwan 雅虎奇摩, 2007
- Top-10 Hit, 2007 KKBOX Digital Music Chart (2007KKBOX數位音樂風雲榜 年度風雲十大歌曲) for “Moment of the First Sight” (一眼瞬間), January 2008
- First Place, 2007 MTV Channel's One-Hundred Golden Hits (2007年MTV台百大發燒金曲 冠軍) for “Moment of the First Sight” (一眼瞬間), February 2008
- Popular Singer, three categories, 2008 Hong Kong Metro Radio Hit Awards (香港新城國語力頒獎禮2008), July 2008
- Outstanding New Artist, Singapore Hit Awards 2008 (第十四屆新加坡金曲獎 優秀新人獎), October 2008
- Top-20 Hit, 2008 Global Mandopop Music Chart (第八屆全球華語歌曲排行榜 年度二十大金曲) for “Collection” (收藏), October 2008
- Hong Kong-Taiwan Region Best New Artist, 2008 East-South Explosive Power Music Chart (第六届東南勁爆音樂榜 勁爆港台地區最佳新人), November 2008
- Top-10 Hit, 2008 East-South Explosive Power Music Chart (第六届東南勁爆音樂榜 十大金曲), for “The Prince’s New Clothes” (王子的新衣), November 2008
- Hong Kong-Taiwan Region Most Potential Male Vocal of the Year, 2008 CCTV-MTV Music Awards (第九屆 CCTV-MTV 音樂盛典 港台地區年度最具潛力男歌手), November 2008
- Top-10 International Original Songs, Malaysia PWH Music Award (馬來西亞娛協獎 Yu Xie Jiang 國際組十大原創歌曲獎) for “Moment of the First Sight” (一眼瞬間), November 2008
- Best Overseas Singer, Malaysia PWH Music Award (馬來西亞娛協獎 Yu Xie Jiang 最佳海外演繹歌手獎) for “Moment of the First Sight” (一眼瞬間), November 2008
- 5th Place on Google Taiwan's most searched people of the year, 8th Place on Google Hong Kong's most searched people of the year (the only Taiwanese amongst the top 10 places), December 2008
- Artiste of The Year with The Most Potential, Most Fashionable Male Artiste of The Year, 2008 QQ Star Awards (騰訊網2008星光大典 年度歌壇潛力歌手, 年度風尚男歌手), December 2008
- Hong Kong-Taiwan Region Best New Artiste, Best Performing Artiste, 2008 Music Pioneer Chart (音樂先鋒榜2008年度頒獎典禮 港台先鋒新人, 先鋒演繹歌手), December 2008
- New Male Artiste With The Most Potential, China Wireless Music Awards 2008 (2008中國移動無線音樂盛典 無線音樂最具潛力男新人), December 2008
- Favourite New Artiste of 2008, Zhong Ge Chart 2008 Annual Beijing Music Awards Ceremony, (中歌榜2008年度北京流行音樂典禮 - 年度港台最受歡迎新人), January 2009
- Most Outstanding New Artiste with the Most Potential, 31st Hong Kong TV-10 Golden Chinese Songs- Music and Awards Ceremony, (第三十一届香港電台十大中文金曲頒獎音樂會 - 最有前途新人獎優異獎), January 2009
- 3rd Place, 2008 KKBOX Digital Music Album Chart for “Jam Hsiao Same-Name Album“, February 2009
- Top-20 Hit, 2008 KKBOX Digital Music Single Chart for “Forgive Me” (原諒我) and “The Prince’s New Clothes” (王子的新衣), February 2009
- Most Popular Male Artist, Best Male Vocalist, Singapore Hit Awards 2009 (第十五屆新加坡金曲獎 最受歡迎男歌手獎, 最佳演繹男歌手獎), November 2009
| Year | Award | Category | Nomination | Result | Ref |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2009 | 20th Golden Melody Awards | Best New Artist | Jam Hsiao for Jam Hsiao Self Titled Album | Nominated | [2] |
| HITO Radio Music Awards HITO流行音樂獎 |
Top 10 Songs of the Year | "收藏" (Collection) from Jam Hsiao Self Titled Album | Won | [3] | |
| Best New Artist | Jam Hsiao | Won | |||
| 2010 | Metro Radio Mandarin Music Awards | Songs of the Year | "Say a lil Something" | Won | [4] |
| Songs of the Year | "新不了情" (New Endless Love) | Won | |||
| Male Singer (男歌手) | Jam Hsiao | Won | |||
| Asia Popular Idol (亞洲人氣偶像) | Jam Hsiao | Won | |||
| 21st Golden Melody Awards | Best Male Pop Vocal Performance | Jam Hsiao for Princess | Nominated |
References[link]
- ^ (Chinese) "Jam Hsiao World Tour 2012 – Macau" Macau Magazine. Retrieved 2012-03-21
- ^ (Chinese) GIO, Taiwan 9th Golden Melody Awards nominees list 3 January 1998. Retrieved 2011-03-06
- ^ (Chinese) HITO Radio 2009 HITO Radio Music Awards winners list 15 June 2009. Retrieved 2011-04-25
- ^ (Chinese) Metro Info Metro Radio Mandarin Music Awards 2010 winners list Retrieved 2011-04-14.
External links[link]
- Jam's Club Official Website
- Jam Hsiao's blog
- Warner Music Taiwan
- Jam Hsiao International Forum – Hsiao Band
| Persondata | |
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| Name | Hsiao, Jam |
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| Short description | |
| Date of birth | March 30, 1987 |
| Place of birth | Taipei, Taiwan |
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