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Shirunchimeg (秀仁其梅格) Born on the Kruk Grassland of Dedu Mongolian, Qinghai Province, Shirunchimeg is a renowned Mongolian folk singer and soloist of the National Song and Dance Troupe of Haixi Mongolian and Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture. She is also an inheritor of Dedu Mongolian folk songs and the traditional instrument Tubuxiu. She is a member of the Qinghai Musicians Association and an invited artist of the Mongolian Folk Song Heritage Center at the Music College of Inner Mongolia Arts University. Artistic Style Deeply influenced by Qaidam culture and her Mongolian roots, Shirunchimeg’s singing is known for its purity, delicacy, and powerful emotional resonance. Her voice is often described as heavenly, touching audiences with its charm and authenticity. She has dedicated her life to preserving and promoting Mongolian folk songs and the long-lost instrument Tubuxiu. Awards & Honors 2005 – Outstanding Singer Award, Eight Provinces Singing Competition (Hohhot, Inner Mongolia) 2008 – Album Brothers and Sisters, 2nd Prize in Haixi Prefecture Art Exhibition 2009 – Excellent Long Tune Singer, International Mongolian Long Tune Competition (Xilin Gaole) 2014 – Third Prize, Long Tune Singer Competition (Alxa League, Inner Mongolia) 2016 – Second Prize, National Weilat Tubuxiu Competition (Gansu Province) Major Works Albums: Sun Moon Star (2001), Brothers and Sisters (2003), Plateau Mongolia (2009), Plateau Mongolia 2 (2015), Plateau Mongolia 3 (2022) Notable Selections: 7 folk songs included in Collection of Chinese Mongolian Folk Songs (300 Selections) (2015) Original Song: Happy Gathering (2016), selected in China’s national primary school music textbook Performance Highlights Shirunchimeg has performed at countless major cultural events and concerts across China: Inner Mongolia Spring Festival Gala (2008, 2011, 2015) CCTV “Folk Songs of China” (2010) International Weilat Mongolian Culture & Arts Festival (2012) Collaboration with Hanggai Band at Beijing Poly Grand Theater (2014) Central Ethnic Song and Dance Troupe New Year Concert (2019) Naadam Festival in Haixi, performing the Mongolian epic Haan Chingel with Anda Union (2023) Solo concert at Inner Mongolia Arts University (2025), presenting more than ten folk and original works, including Lullaby, Golden Bracelet, and Mother’s Hometown.