Liu Wei Wins 2010 China's Got Talent
Jetsy — October 12, 2010 — Pop Culture
References: news.xinhuanet
England cheered for unlikely superstar Susan Boyle and now 23-year-old armless pianist Liu Wei has won over China's populace in the "Got Talent" franchise. The armless pianist was the hands-down winner at Sunday's "China's Got Talent" show in Shanghai.
Liu lost his arms at 10, having touched a high-voltage wire in a fateful game of hide-and-seek. Despite odds, he became a champion swimmer and later, taught himself how to play the piano with his feet at age 19. Liu's winning performance was James Blunt's soulful "You're Beautiful."
Liu lost his arms at 10, having touched a high-voltage wire in a fateful game of hide-and-seek. Despite odds, he became a champion swimmer and later, taught himself how to play the piano with his feet at age 19. Liu's winning performance was James Blunt's soulful "You're Beautiful."
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