Wang Wen is an instrumental rock band hailing from Dalian, China, acclaimed for their stirring and emotional compositions that blend post-rock, ambient, and experimental sounds. The group has been active since 1999 and has carved out a significant place within the Chinese underground music scene, as well as gaining a solid international following. Known for their evocative live performances, Wang Wen creates a sonic landscape that captures the complex subtleties of human emotions and transcends language barriers through their music.

Over the years, Wang Wen has released a remarkable discography that showcases their constant evolution and depth as artists. Some of their notable works include the ethereal and introspective "Invisible City," and the emotionally charged "Sweet Home, Go!". Their 2018 album "100,000 Whys" (十萬個為什麼) sees the band pondering life's vast array of questions through sonic exploration. Wang Wen's music often takes the listener through a journey of introspection, with albums like "Eight Horses" and the somber "Silenced Dalian" reflecting their ability to craft narratives without words. Their collaborations, such as the split album with Swedish post-rock band pg.lost, demonstrate their capacity for synergy and mutual enhancement with artists across the globe. Wang Wen's devotion to their craft continues to solidify their status as one of China's most influential and respected post-rock bands.