In the video posted online, Li Yan sang the song "Like" with wheat in one hand and a mobile phone in the other. Her voice and singing skills are very similar to those of her mother Faye Wong, which is very interesting.

Because Xiao Liyan suffers from congenital cleft lip and palate, Li and Faye Wong set up an angel fund to help those children who also suffer from this disease. 20 13 On May 27th, at the charity dinner in Ran Yan, Yan Li's work Panda and Bird was auctioned for1000000.

The latest Colt Asian Youth Art Activity sponsored by the Li Colt Art Foundation opened in Shuhe, Lijiang yesterday, among which the most striking is Li Yan's first solo exhibition "Children's Painting in Autumn". Faye Wong and Li praised their daughter's painting talent and supported her personally. Under the aura of her parents, Li Yan gave everyone a big surprise. She turned out to be a little painter with potential!

Li Yan held an art exhibition to support charity.

Li Yan's first exhibition "Children's Painting in Autumn" was held in Lijiang, and friends from Anita Yuen, Wang Xuebing, Caishen Ning and other circles were present to congratulate him. Faye Wong and Li wear Li Yan's T-shirts to show their support.

A small opening ceremony was held at the exhibition. Father Li and mother Wang Fei came to the scene with the protagonist Li Yan. In order to show their full support for their daughters, Li and Faye Wong both put on T-shirts designed by Li Yan's paintings. Li is the "Lion King" representing the constellation of Faye Wong. When in Rome, Faye Wong did as the Romans do, served a "bowl of rice noodles" and carried a "Xiaohua" environmental protection bag.

According to the staff, Li Yan followed his parents all the way to Lijiang and saw his exhibition "Li Yan behaved calmly and was very star-like". However, the couple protected their daughter very well and did not allow the media to take pictures at the scene. Li Yan quietly came to the scene to "patrol". Although the exhibition will last for several days, Li revealed at the scene that only before and after the exhibition, Li Yan's paintings were sold in half.