Considered as the king of Asian pop, Jay Chou leads a new trend of music which combines western musical elements and Chinese literature terms. Because of this unique combination, he makes a distinction between himself and other musicians by leading a "China Win" in Asian music history.

Jay is a perfectionist who always goes beyond his limits by creating a high benchmark for his world tours’ production. Jay’s 7th world tour “The Invincible” (地表最強) will be taking place in Sydney in 2018. Featured “flagship-level” audio and video quality entertainment, this tour is inspired by advanced technology and space travel. This is not just an auditory carnival but also a visual feast. A concert not to be missed!

Her crowning as the first and only Empress in the history of China contradicts the traditional Chinese Confucian attitudes about women. Considered to belong at home doing housework and taking care of the family, her example has inspired diverging views throughout the Chinese history.

Wu Zetian was born in a rich and noble family. She was recruited to the palace of Emperor Taizong at the age 13 for her beauty and intelligence. Although she did not become the emperor’s favourite concubine, she had eyes for his son, the later Emperor Gaozong. When Taizong died, Wu Zetian and the other concubines were sent to a Buddhist temple. Refusing to accept the fate of spending the rest of her life as a Buddhist nun, Wu Zetian kept contact with the new Emperor Gaozong and was brought back to the palace two years later.

She wasn’t satisfied with just being a concubine. Wu Zetian soon eliminated the empress and another favoured concubine and was made the new Empress. She progressively gained more influence over the governance through her husband, and toward the end of Emperor Gaozong’s reign, she took over most of the administrative duties of the realm.

After Gaozong died, Wu Zetian managed to move her weakest son into power so she could rule the realm through him. After years of being the puppet emperor, her son removed himself from the office. Wu Zetian cruelly crushed the opposition, finally ascending the throne to become Empress Wu.

Liu is well-known amongst Mandopop lovers for her soft and mellow voice and graceful stage presentation. She has been in the entertainment industry for 21 years. Apart from her wide recognition and accolades in movies and TV Drama, Liu won The Most Popular Female Singer and Hit FM Voice of Taipei Annual Recommended Singer awards. Her newest hit Wish You Well has also won a spot on the Top Twenty Hits at the Global Chinese Golden Chart ceremony in Beijing. Hits also include Crazy for Love, Love You So Much, When Love Is Coming and Dare to Be Lonely in Someone Else's Arms", among others.

RENEXT World Tour features four chapters - “I Dare Love,” “I Regret,” “Missing You,” and “I Understand” - to represent one’s emotions and thoughts during different stages of life. Liu's concert will have lots of surprises. Apart from belting out her classics and newer hits, the choreography will be an audio-visual feast.

In early March 2015, Taiwanese music producer, songwriter and singer Jonathan Lee brought his "Since Youth Cannot Stay" concert tour to Melbourne and Sydney in Australia. Lee is hailed as one of the godfathers of Taiwanese Mandopop. He was one of the most successful producers of the 1990s and 2000s and has been credited with building Rock Records into the foremost independent label in Asia. He also leads many singers including Emil Chau, Xin Xiaoqi, Zhang Xinzhe, Guangliang, Pin Guan, Fish Leong, and Mayday.

Li Zongsheng, current chief consultant of Sony Music Greater China artists and works, held a solo concert entitled "Since Youth Cannot Stay" on March 6 and March 8 at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre and the Sydney The star Event Centre with his own creation "Hill", "I am a little bird", "I really love you" and other works. Chinese singer Li Jianqing also sing "Hurriedly" together with Li in this concert.