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Place of Birth: Taipei
About Sarah Chen
- Sarah Chen or Chen Shuhua (born 14 May 1958) is a Taiwanese singer who became famous during the late-1980s and early-1990s.
- Her most famous hit songs, many resulting from her collaborations with songwriter Jonathan Lee, include Awakening Dream ???? and Is it Right to Love You? ???????.
- Her 1989 album Talk to You, Listen to You ?????? became the first album to reach a million sales in Taiwan. After she retired from Taiwan's entertainment circle in 1998, many rumors have surfaced concerning her re-entry but none have been confirmed to be true. In 2007, in the inaugural Singapore MediCorp 8 Chinese Drama 25 Years, the original theme song Samsui Women ??? sung by her, was voted the Top 5 Theme Songs for the past 25 years.
- Samsui Women ??? was a popular Chinese serial produced in 1986 by Singapore Broadcasting Corporation.
- From 2014 to 2019, her songs have been consistently voted by listeners into "The Top 1000 Mandarin Hits of All Times" by Singapore Press Holdings Mandarin Radio UFM100.3.
- In 2018, she was voted as one of the "Top 10 Mandarin Hits Female Artists of All Times ????" by listeners from 1970-2000 hosted by Singapore Press Holdings Mandarin Radio Station 96.3HaoFM.
- In 2019, out of over 1800 songs nominated by listeners in Singapore, 17 of her songs were voted into top 400 of 4 categories - "Classic Duets ????", "Taiwan Ballad/MinYao ????", "Best of 80s ??80" and "Top 90s ??90".
- Her duet with Jackie Chan "Understanding My Heart ???????" took the 2nd place in "Classic Duets ????", and her "Following the Sunset ?????" secured 3rd position in "Taiwan Ballad/Minyao ????" category .
- Her most outstanding hit Awakening Dream ???? was ranked number 4 in "Best of 80s ??80", and Is it Right to Love You? ??????? was also voted as number 4 in "Top 90s ??90" category.
- Overall, she is the only female artist that won the hearts of many listeners with songs spanned across four different categories from 1970s to 1990s, and ranked top 4 in these categories.
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