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FanFan, also known as Christine Fan (范瑋琪), is a Taiwanese-American singer-songwriter born on March 18, 1976, in Columbus, Ohio. She is well-known for her Mandopop music, blending folk, alternative, and soul influences. FanFan sings primarily in Mandarin but is also fluent in English, which adds a unique dimension to her work. Since starting her career in 1997, she has become a popular artist in the Mandarin-speaking world, amassing millions of followers on social media platforms like Facebook and Sina Weibo. Beyond her music, she is recognized for her heartfelt lyrics and engaging personality. FanFan attended Pomona College and later the Harvard Extension School before dedicating herself fully to her music career. She is married to Blackie Chen, a Taiwanese entertainer and former basketball player.

This description fits the Taiwanese-American singer FanFan rather than other artists who also use "FanFan" as a name, such as Mose Se Sengo, the Congolese guitarist and bandleader nicknamed "Fan Fan," or Yves “Fanfan” Joseph from Haiti, since your list of recent releases (like "Fool," "Southside, Pt. 2," and "The Dawn (fanfan's Version)") aligns with a contemporary singer-songwriter profile more than those other artists.