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| ancestry = | origin = Republic of China (Taiwan) | birth_date = | birth_place = New Taipei, Taiwan | death_date = | death_place = | restingplace = | restingplacecoordinates = | othername = Julie Su or Julie Sue | occupation = Singer | genre = Mandopop, Cantopop, J-Pop | instrument = Singing | voicetype = | label = | yearsactive = 1980s–present | currentmembers = | pastmembers = | associatedact = | spouse = | partner = | children = 1 | parents = | influences = | influenced = | website = | hongkongfilmwards = | goldenbauhiniaawards = | hkfcsawards = | goldenhorseawards = | goldenroosterawards = | ntsawards = | awards = }} Su Rui (; born June 13, 1952) or Su Jui,〔Free China Review 1984 Volume 34 p.42 "The movie Papa, Can You Hear Me Sing, the album The Same Moonlight, and singer Su Jui have all flared in Taiwan's star ranks."〕 sometimes referred to as Julie Su, and in Malaysia as Sue Rey, is a former highly popular Chinese pop singer from Taiwan, especially in the 1980s. The song "The Same Moonlight" (, June 1983） first propelled her from an unknown to a singing sensation in Taiwan overnight when it was released in 1983. She also had a hit with "Any Empty Wine Bottles For Sale" () on the soundtrack to the Taiwan film ''Papa, Can You Hear Me Sing''.〔(Singer stages renaissance ) 〕 Her popularity in China was equated with that of Teresa Teng, when her hit song "Follow Your Feelings" () became hugely popular in the late 1980s, even as her popularity began to decline in Taiwan.〔 "Su Rui"〕 == Discography== : ''Compilations are not included on this list.'' UFO Records (, Taiwan); titles of editions released by UFO Records are used, unless otherwise * 1983 — ''Su Rui'' () *: The earliest Taiwanese cassette edition titles this album ''The Same Moonlight / Please Come with Me'' () * 1984 — ''Turning Around Suddenly'' ()〔Asiaweek - Volume 10 1984- Page 60 "Selections TURNING AROUND SUDDENLY JULIE SU 3 By Julie Su. WEA Records, 2292 50593-4/2292 51501-4. Julie Su burst on to the Chinese music scene last year with her stunning debut album, the soundtrack for the Taiwan film Papa, Can You Hear Me Sing....Julie Sue possesses the typical sweetish voice of the average Taiwan pop singer. Distinguishing her from the lot, however, is an exciting vocal dynamism and versatility. ... She attacks the driving, iconoclastic folk rock number "The Same Moonlight," however, with all the raw energy it requires. She also delivers delivers an excellent, moving rendition of the film theme song 'Who Will Buy My Old Bottles?'"〕 * 1984 — '' 3'' () *: The earliest Taiwanese CD edition titles this album ' () * 1985 — ' () * 1985 — ''1986'' *: Sometimes it is called ' () * 1986 — ''Millionaires Express / Heart of Dragon'' () (single) *: Each of both songs is a theme song of a film of the same name * 1986 — ''The Sixth Sense'' () * 1987 — ''Rest, Work, Work Again'' () (Cantonese) * 1987 — ''Changes'' (English) * 1988 — (Japanese) * 1988 — ''Taipei–Tokyo'' () * 1988 — ''All for Tomorrow'' () * 1989 — ''With Love'' () (Cantonese) * 1989 — ''I've Got the Music in Me'' (English) * 1993 — ''Holding Hands'' () * 1994 — ''Unfaithful'' () Linfair Records Ltd () * 1989 — ''Murder on the Orient Express'' () * 1990 — ''Parked in My Gentle Heart'' () Golden Pony Records () * 1993 — ''Loved Completely'' ) (Cantonese) Forward Music Ltd () * 1997 — ''Flower Branches'' () * 1998 — ''Loving You So Much Since'' () 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Su Rui」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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