The Finest Inheritor of Teresa Teng's Songs — Chen Jia, Singer of "Brewing Tea Under the Moon," Brings Her Concert to Puning

📅 Date & time: November 14, 2026, 20:20

📍 Venue: Puning Yinggeqing Scenic Area Theater

🎤 Highlight: A live performance of the Teochew-language hit "Brewing Tea Under the Moon" (Yue Xia Zhu Cha), the theme song of the film A Love Letter to Grandma

🎫 Tickets: Search "Chen Jia" on Damai (Damai.cn)

Chen Jia is a mainland Chinese singer and songwriter, a contracted artist of the Teresa Teng Cultural and Educational Foundation, and is often called "the finest inheritor of Teresa Teng's songs."

Native place: Beijing

Education: Began piano at the age of three and was admitted to the Piano Department of the Affiliated Primary School of the Central Conservatory of Music; holds a bachelor's degree in Finance from the University of International Business and Economics and a master's degree from the University of Hamburg, Germany. She is proficient in singing in multiple languages and dialects, including English, German, Japanese, Cantonese, Minnan (Hokkien), and Teochew.

About her work: Her voice is warm, moist and delicate; her singing is reserved and inward, carrying both the flavor of Teresa Teng and a character of her own. She specializes in audiophile recordings, songs set to classical poetry, and original compositions in dialect.

Representative works:

✅ "Brewing Tea Under the Moon" (Teochew) | Theme song of the film A Love Letter to Grandma; recently a major hit across the Chaoshan region, and the centerpiece of this Puning concert

✅ "Morning Light on Waima Road" (Teochew; insert song from Take Me to Meet My Mom)

✅ The Teresa Teng Revisited album series, and original works such as "The Ornate Zither" (Jin Se) and "A Character in the Play" (Ju Zhong Ren)

Animated numbered musical notation

Piano arrangement \ Original singer: Chen Jia, "Yue Xia"

This Puning performance: November 14, 2026, 20:20, Puning Yinggeqing Scenic Area Theater — "Brewing Tea Under the Moon" will be performed.