P.K.14 is a seminal Chinese rock band known for its role in shaping the post-punk and independent music scenes in China. Formed in 1997 by lead vocalist and lyricist Yang Haisong, the band's name stands for "Public Kingdom for Teens". P.K.14's music is characterized by introspective lyrics and a combination of angular guitar riffs and atmospheric soundscapes, which have earned them critical acclaim and a dedicated following.

Over the years, P.K.14 has become synonymous with intellectual rock music, often commenting on social issues and the human condition through their art. Their discography includes several influential albums, with recent releases such as "1984" and "城市天氣的航行" (City Weather Sailing), showcasing their continued evolution and relevance in the Chinese music industry. The band's work beyond studio albums also includes "金蟬脫殼:為展覽而作的音樂" (The Cicada's Shell: Music Made for an Exhibition), highlighting their versatility and interest in crossing over into other artistic realms. Hailed as one of the most important voices in Chinese alternative music, P.K.14 remains at the forefront of a movement that is reshaping the cultural landscape in China and beyond.