As we all know, Jay Chou's success is inseparable from his partner Fang Gang. Everyone should be familiar with each other just now. He was born on June 26th, 1969+65438. His hometown is Xuetian Village, Fuli Township, Hualien County, Taiwan. He is a very pure folk artist, but also a lyricist, screenwriter, director and screenwriter. At the age of five, he moved to Taoyuan with his parents, and vincent fang graduated from the Advanced Vocational School of Industrial and Commercial Electronics. Conditions in vincent fang and Jay Chou are very similar. Although they have received higher vocational education, their artistic attainments are outstanding. Doing electronic anti-theft work, he won the appreciation of Wu Zongxian with his own talent, and got to know Jay Chou after signing the contract. I have been writing songs for Jay Chou since I cooperated with Jay Chou. There are countless well-known works, such as Qilixiang, Nocturnal, Ninja, nunchakus, unspeakable secrets and so on. My favorite song is Qilixiang, which was written in 2004 and won the album of the year award.

The song "Li Qixiang" has a strong rural pastoral atmosphere just listening to the prelude, which makes people feel very comfortable, and the coolness from summer also follows. From the word point of view, this song changed from European style to China classical pastoral style, and Jay Chou sang lightly with strings as the basis of the song, which had a miraculous effect on this Chinese classical style. The biggest feature of this song is nostalgia, and you can also hear a harvest. It is also because of the continuous cooperation in recent years. Fang Wensen, who left Jay Chou, also began to have his own new development. 20 19 Fang Gang was appointed as the editor-in-chief of Chinese Layout Publishing House invested by Jay Chou. Soon after, Wu Zongxian transferred the company to Fang Zhouzi and occasionally cooperated with Jay Chou. Later, vincent fang wrote Say Don't Cry for Jay Chou, and later wrote a public service song Waiting for the Storm for Jacky Cheung in 2020.