A pianist with no arms who plays the piano with his toes had won the first series of the talent show China's version of the popular international television, China's Got Talent.
Liu_WeiLiu Wei, who lost both arms at the age of 10 due to electrical terstrum in hide and seek game, beating the 7-year-old comedian, Zhang Fengxi, in the final round at the Shanghai Stadium. It is reported Shanghai Daily. Pianist who came from Beijing's own learn to play piano at the age of 18. He makes the audience impressed by his performance when singing the song "You're Beautiful," and uses his feet to play the piano.
At the conferment ceremony, Liu was invited Taiwanese singer, Jolin Tsai, to be a guest performer in Tsai's world tour. It will provide an opportunity for Liu to perform in Las Vegas for three months. The event also featured the award winners and finalists of the most popular series of "Got Talent" in Britain and America, such as the British singer, Paul Potts, and the dance group Diversity.
King of British music, Simon Cowell, best known as the former American Idol judge to develop the format telvisi Got Talent show in Britain, the United States, and Europe. Cowell has become one of the most influential entrepreneurs in the television reality show. English version of the show that catapulted the singer dressed in tattered and filthy Scottish, Susan Boyle, who became an international star of last year.
China's version of events on the television talent pertujukan debuted in May and its popularity continues to increase. The event semifinals on Sept. 26 is at top-ranked national television programs. Director of the event, Jin Lei, told the Shanghai Daily newspaper that the success of the event to ensure that this program will continue next year. "China has so much talent at the grassroots who have not been shown and we are confident vitality and popularity of this event will last for a period of three to five years," said Jin.
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