You Zhangjing
Malaysian singer
You Zhangjing (simplified Chinese: 尤长靖; traditional Chinese: 尤長靖; Jyutping: Jau4 Coeng4 Zing6; Pe̍h-ōe-jī: Iû Tióng-chēng; born 19 September 1994) also known as Azora Chin, is a Malaysian singer and songwriter based in mainland China. He was the main vocalist of Chinese boy group Nine Percent created by 2018 Chinese survival show Idol Producer. He released his first solo single Yesterday in 2018.
Personal life
You Zhangjing was born and raised in Batu Pahat, Johor, Malaysia. His early education was in the Chinese schools in Batu Pahat. His alma mater is Chinese High School Batu Pahat. His family consists of his father, mother, a younger sister and him. He moved to China to be in the undergraduate programme of pop music in the University of Nanjing Arts.
Endorsements
Ninepercent was an endorser for many popular brands in China – Innisfree, PizzaHut and Fendi in 2018, Individually, You Zhangjing was chosen to be the endorser and spokesperson for chewing gum brand, Wrigley's, and skin care brands, Mistine, Tripollar and Snail White and Hong Kong–based food brand Wan Chai Ferry Peking Dumplings. In early 2019, he was chosen to represent technology giant Panasonic and since early June, he has been appointed the spokesperson of Tropicana China.
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