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Dou Wei
Dou Wei and band perform, 2007
Born	Beijing,China
Occupation(s)	Singer-songwriter, musician, composer, poet
Years active	1987 – present
Spouses	Faye Wong ​ ​ (m. 1996; div. 1999)​ Gao Yuan ​ ​ (m. 2002; div. 2006)​
Children	Leah Dou (daughter) (b. 1997) Dou Jiayuan (daughter) (b. 2002)
Chinese name
Traditional Chinese	竇唯
Simplified Chinese	窦唯
Transcriptions Standard Mandarin Hanyu Pinyin Dòu Wéi Yue: Cantonese Jyutping Dau6 Wai2
Musical career
Origin	Beijing, China
Genres	Alternative Rock,Post-rock,Ambient,folk,Electronic,Chinese rock
Instrument(s)	Flute, Drums, Guitar
Musical artist
Website	www.dou-wei.com

Dou Wei is a Chinese musician, singer-songwriter, composer and music producer.

Dou Wei is a multi-instrumentalist and produces music across many genres. He first came to prominence as a member of the hard rock groupBlack Panther (Hei Bao, 黑豹). In the albumSunny Days andMountain River, Dou Wei explored new frontiers in electronic and ambience.^{[citation needed]} From there on, Dou Wei's music took the direction of ambience,folk andpost-rock. His two last vocal albumAcousma andRainy Murmur with the E band drew influence from the UKpost-rock groupBark Psychosis.^[1]

Since then^[when?] Dou Wei's music became moreimprovisational and he has consistently collaborated with others and formed the groupIndefinite. His 2013 albumGolden Curse (殃金咒) was described as "a fifty-minute Buddhist metal freakout".^[2]In 2014 he released the "one track album"Horoscope, with Zifeng on flute andMoxi Zishi.^[2]

Dou Wei has two daughters: one namedDou Jingtong, born to his ex-wife, Chinese pop singerFaye Wong, and the other one, Dou Jiayuan (窦佳嫄), born to his ex-wife, photographer Gao Yuan (高原).

On 10 May 2006, Dou was arrested after storming the office ofThe Beijing News' editorial department, destroying a computer keyboard and a DVD player, and pouring water on editors in the office, before setting fire to a car's boot parked in front of the newspaper's office building.^[3]

In March 2019, Dou Wei was married to a longtime fan two decades younger than him. She and Dou had a child in 2016.^[4]

• 1994Black Dream (黑梦)
• 1995Sunny Days (艳阳天)
• 1998Mountain River (山河水)
• 2004Eight Fragments (八段锦)(recorded between 1995 and 2003)
• 2013Yang Jin Mantra (殃金咒)
• 2015Tian Zhen Jun Gong (天真君公)

• 1991Hei Bao (Panther,黑豹) Black Panther (黑豹乐队)
• 1994Black Dream (黑梦) Dreaming (做梦乐队)
• 1999Acousma (幻听) with E Band (译)
• 2000Rainy Murmur (雨吁) (demo) with E Band (译)
• 2002Gloriette by Water (水亭) Mu Liang Wen Wang (暮良文王)
• 2003One Stone, Two Birds (壹举·两得) with Indefinite (不一定) (recorded in 2001)
• 2013Mu Liang Wen Wang (暮良文王) Mu Liang Wen Wang (暮良文王)
• 2004The Story Between the Mirror and Flowers (镜花缘记) withFM3
• 2004Three States, Four Scores (三国·四记) with Indefinite (不一定)
• 2004Wuque Liuyan (五鹊·六雁) with Indefinite (不一定)
• 2004Live On (相相生) Mu Liang Wen Wang (recorded in 2002)
• 2004Qiguo Shengdan (期过圣诞) with Indefinite (不一定) (live at Shenzhen, recorded in 2001)
• 2005Shan Dou Ji Shi Ye (山豆几石页) Mu Liang Wen Wang (暮良文王)
• 2005Ji Ran Pin Qi Guo (祭然品气国) Mu Liang Wen Wang (暮良文王)
• 2005Ba He (八和) with Indefinite (不一定)
• 2005Jiu Sheng (九生) with Indefinite (不一定)
• 2006Shui Xian Hou Gu Qing Feng Yue (水先后古清风乐) with Indefinite (不一定) (live at ARK Bar, Shanghai, recorded in 2005)
• 2006Pilgrimage to the East (东游记) with Wu Na, Wen Zhiyong and Zhang Jian (recorded in 2005)
• 2006Rainy Murmur (雨吁) with E Band (译) (recorded in 2000)
• 2006Hou Guan Yin (后观音) withFM3
• 2007Song Ah Zhu Ah Ji (松阿珠阿吉) with Indefinite (不一定)
• 200735651 with Indefinite (不一定)
• 2007Zorro in China (佐罗在中国) with Indefinite (不一定)
• 2008Wu Yin Huan Yue (五音环乐) with Indefinite (不一定) and Inequable (不一样)
• 2008798 with Indefinite (不一定) and Inequable (不一样)
• 2010Umbrella of Early Spring (早春的雨伞) with Inequable (不一样)
• 2010Autumn (入秋) with Inequable (不一样)
• 2011Vocal Music (口音) with E Band (译)
• 2012Xiao Yue Dong Lu (箫乐冬炉) with Inequable (不一样)
• 2012Di Yin Xia Shan (笛音夏扇) with Inequable (不一样)
• 20122012 Beat (2012拍) with Inequable (不一样)
• 2014Horoscope (天宫图) with Inequable (不一样)
• 2014Shan He Diao (潸何吊) with Inequable (不一样) andLeah Dou (Vocal)
• 2015Shu He Yue Ji (束河乐记) with Inequable (不一样)
• 2015Zheng Yue San Qu (正月散曲) with Inequable (不一样)
• 2016Fondling Qin on Spring Equinox (春分拾琴图) with Inequable (不一样)
• 2016Jian Ting Jian (間聽監) with E Band (译)
• 2016Shi Yin Jian (时音鉴) with Inequable (不一样)
• 2017Shan Shui Qing Yin Tu (山水清音图) with Inequable (不一样)
• 2018Farewell 2017 (送别2017) with Inequable (不一样)
• 2018Ma Gu Fu (麻姑符) with Inequable (不一样)
• 2018He He Qiu Yue (和合秋月) with Inequable (不一样)

• 1994Pledge (誓言) (composer & co-arranger)
• 1994Please Myself (讨好自己) (arrangement)
• 1995Di-Dar (arrangement)
• 1996Restless (浮躁) (producer & song arranger)
• 1998Kid (童) (arrangement)

• 1993Light of Hope (希望之光) onRock Beijing (摇滚北京)
• 1995Lord (主) onChinese Fire II (中国火II)
• 1997Gracious Trill (婉啼) onFarewell Zhang Ju (再见张炬)
• 1999The Grand Joss House (大庙) onChinese Fire III (中国火III)

• 1993 Dou Wei & Dreaming: guest featuring in the movieBeijing Bastards (北京杂种) (directed byZhang Yuan)
• 1999 OST:My Favourite Snowy Days (我最中意的雪天)(for the movieWhat A Snow Day (我最中意的雪天))
• 2001 BOOTLEG:Lamp Whisper Demo (灯语demo) (producer, composer & arranger)
• 2001 OST:Dazzling (花眼) (for the movieDazzling (花眼), directed by Li Xin)
• 2001 OST:The Missing Gun (寻枪) (for the movieThe Missing Gun, directed byJiang Wen)
• 2001 Musical DramaStory Between the Mirror and Flowers (镜·花·缘)
• 2001 As the composer for the TV documentary:Huang Xing, a prominent figure during Chinese Revolution of 1911 (百年任务·黄兴)
• 2001 Dou Wei & Indefinite: master & improvisational performance forThe Transparent Box (透明的盒子)
• 2002Rekindled Story Between the Mirror and Flowers (再续镜·花·缘)
• 2005 OST:You and Me (我们俩) (for the movieYou and Me directed by Ma Liwen)
• 2009 OST:Beyond the Window (窗外) (for the movieThe Equation of Love and Death(李米的猜想), directed byCao Baoping)
• 2011 OST:Itinerant Swordsman (迷走江湖) (for the movieDragon directed byPeter Chan)
• 2012Shang Xia (上下) (sound tracks created specifically for a boutique ofSHANG XIA (上下), a brand under Hermès, in Shanghai)
• 2020Post epidemic (后疫) (about coronavirus in 2020, published in the name of theChaojian with the partner Wen Zhiyong)

• C-Rock/Sino-Rock

• Dou Wei · Huan Shui Meng Tian (Chinese and English)
• Dou Wei discography^{[permanent dead link]} atRate Your Music
• Dou Wei discography atDiscogs
• Dou Wei atAllMusic
• Chinese Rock Database: Dou Wei (Japanese)
• Dou Wei page from Rock in China wiki

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