Lao Lang, whose name translates as "Old Wolf," is a prominent figure in the Chinese music scene, renowned for his distinctive blend of folk influences and modern sensibilities. Born on July 28, 1968, in Shenyang, Liaoning, Lao Lang's musical career took flight during the flourishing of Chinese campus folk music in the 1990s. He established himself as a sensitive and introspective singer-songwriter, with an ability to connect to the youth of his time through his lyrical exploration of life, love, and society.

His eclectic discography reflects a deep engagement with Chinese culture and literature, as seen in albums like "宋詞輯貳," which pays homage to the Song Dynasty's poetry. Lao Lang's talents extend beyond his songwriting; he's also known for contributions to film and television soundtracks, such as the evocative promotional track "《年少時候誰沒有夢》" for the film "尋漢計" and the themes for the TV show "《神探柯晨》." Furthermore, his rendition of the classic "Knockin' On Heaven's Door" showcases his versatility and global musical influence. Lao Lang remains a revered artist, with songs like "因为凤凰花开," "模样," and "我最亲爱的人" reinforcing his status as a soulful chronicler of the human experience, whose music continues to resonate with audiences across generations.