Popular 90s Singer Liming Shi Passes Away at the Age of 58 After Battling Cancer
In a tragic turn of events, popular 90s singer Liming Shi has passed away at the age of 58 after a long battle with cancer. The news was confirmed by media reports on March 28, revealing that the talented singer had been fighting the disease for over half a year.
Liming Shi, who was known for her sweet and pure appearance, rose to fame in the 1990s and was nicknamed the “Jade Female Singer.” She won the Bronze Award for the “Most Promising Newcomer Award” in the 14th Top 10 Chinese Golden Songs and released several hit albums during her career.
Some of Liming Shi’s representative works of poetry include popular songs like “Goodbye My Love,” “Wandering Love,” “Unstoppable Love,” and “Falling in Love with People Who Don’t Love Me.” Her music touched the hearts of many fans and garnered a loyal following throughout her career.
The last public appearance of Liming Shi was at a reunion with her classmates in July last year, where she was seen enjoying time with fellow singers such as He Wanying and Liu Caiyu. Her untimely death has left a void in the music industry and her fans are mourning the loss of a talented artist.
Before her passing, Liming Shi had set up a scheduled post that automatically shared a cover of Teresa Teng’s song “Goodbye My Love” as a way to bid farewell to her fans and express her gratitude for their support over the years. Her legacy will undoubtedly live on through her music and the memories she created for her listeners.
The music world has truly lost a star with the passing of Liming Shi, but her influence and talent will continue to resonate with fans for years to come. May she rest in peace.