BEIJING, Feb. 15 (China News Service) According to Taiwan media reports, Taiwan singer Liu Wen died of myocardial infarction in November last year at the age of 70. This news has been confirmed by Xia Yushun, a former agent and friend. Liu Wenzheng's sudden death brought unexpected grief to Xia Yushun, his agent. He told the media that he used to contact Liu Wenzheng every month. The last time I saw him was two years ago. Xia Yushun recalled that he couldn't sleep one day last December, and felt uneasy. He called Liu Wenzheng's family to know that he had left. He still felt very sad and missed him when he saw his photo at home recently. There is a saying in Taiwan's performing arts circle that the word "superstar" began with Liu Wenzheng. Liu Wenzheng is known as the ancestor of Chinese music idols, and became famous because of the release of his first solo album "Promise" in 1975. At that time, a group of people with insight in Taiwan's music world were dissatisfied with the current situation of English songs leading the music world, and launched the "Campus Folk Song Movement", in which Liu Wenzheng was the mainstay. He has created an unprecedented unique singing style. The music style is changeable, and the music achievements are remarkable. His representative works, "Rain in March", "Promise", "Shiny Days", and "Ami Ami", are popular in Asia. In addition, Liu Wenzheng also won the Best Male Singer Award of the Golden Bell Awards in 1980, 1982 and 1983, and won the International Record Gold Award, the Far East Chief Singer Award, and the Top Ten Singers of Singapore and Malaysia Double Championships for many times. Besides being a musician, he also has multiple identities such as actor, host and producer. In 1975, Liu Wen was singing while performing well. After his first album became popular, he starred in the film debut "Inside and Outside the Gate" in the same year, which was equally popular. In 1977, "Liu Wenzheng Time" hosted by Liu Wenzheng won 82% of the audience rating, creating a new milestone for TV variety shows. Source: In 1981, Liu Wenzheng participated in the production and performance of the first MV "Flying Eagle" in the Chinese singing world. At the end of 1986, he turned to the background, established and operated Eagle Records, and successively cultivated artists such as Fang Wenlin, Yi Nengjing, Qiu Haizheng, Huo Zhengqi, Wu Qixian, etc. When Qiu Haizheng was interviewed in recent years, he mentioned that Liu Wenzheng was very protective of them and would not force them to socialize or participate in unnecessary work. In the 1980s, Liu Wenzheng, who was popular at the time of his retirement, withdrew from the singing world after ending his contract with Polaroid Records. After that, he also seemed to evaporate from the world, leaving his fans with the most elegant appearance. Even though more than 30 years have passed, some people still miss the "Prince Charming forever" and are curious about this mysterious superstar. Source: Taiwan's Lianhe Newspaper, for many years, no matter how many domestic and foreign performers or major awards are invited, or even how much money is rumored to be paid, Liu Wenzheng, who has retired to the Jianghu, has not been moved, and has always kept his life out of the lens of the media. After leaving the circle, Liu Wenzheng not only no longer appeared in public, but also had little contact with his friends in the circle. By