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Ziwo jiaoyu

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Ziwo jiaoyu (自我教育乐队 Self-Education band) were a Beijing new wave rock band of the early '90s.[1][2]

In 1990 they were of the six bands featured in the Modern Music Concert, along with Cui Jian's ADO, Zang Tianshuo's 1989 (band), Baobei xiongdi (Baby Brother), the all-girl Cobra, and Huxi (Breathing).[3] In 1991, with the song Caqu yǎnlèi (擦去眼泪), they were one of the bands featured with Zhang Chu, The Face, ADO, Dou Wei's Black Panther and Tang Dynasty on the first China Fire CD compilation.[4]

In 1992 band renamed as Xindi yuedui (新谛乐队) first album Bu cōngmáng (不要匆忙) title track featured on the compilation Yaogun Beijing (摇滚北京).

References

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  1. ^ Journal of the CHIME Foundation - Issues 6-7 - Page 42 1993 " Among the groups active at that time were Ziwo jiaoyu ('Self Education'), a gloomy, alienated 'New Wave' band"
  2. ^ 詹皓, 吕玫 - 纯真年代: 中国原创乐壇, 1992-1998 -2005 Page 1989 "1991 年,骅梓不再打鼓,他自己组建了自我教育乐队,担任主唱并负责词曲创作, 1992 年他的一酋《擦去眼泪〉被名噪一时的《中国火〉专辑收录, 1992 年,他重组乐队名曰"新谛", 本张专辑的标题歌曲《不要匆忙〉诞生,被收录在《摇滚北京〉的合集中。 1 994 年 ..."
  3. ^ John Shepherd Continuum encyclopedia of popular music of the world - Volumes 3-7 - 2005- Page 32 "Rock in Beijing One popular music genre that became strongly associated with China's capital was rock 'n' roll. ...The concert was named the 1990 Modern Music Concert and featured six of the most famous bands at that time: ADO, 1989, Baobei xiongdi (Baby Brother), Cobra, Huxi (Breathing) and Ziwo jiaoyu (Self-education)."
  4. ^ Edward L. Davis Encyclopedia of Contemporary Chinese Culture - - 2009 Page 712 "The concert is remembered as a milestone in the PRG's rock history which made Beijing's new rock culture publicly known. Meanwhile, a set of new bands emerged: while such groups as Red Army (Hongse budui), Self-Education (Ziwo jiaoyu)...