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Ang It-hong (Chinese: 洪一峰; pinyin: Hóng Yīfēng; Pe̍h-ōe-jī: Âng It-hong; 30 October 1927 – 24 February 2010) was a Taiwanese popular singer, songwriter, composer, and actor. Ang was born Hong Wen-lu (洪文路; Hóng Wénlù) and educated in Taipei. At a young age, Hong learned to sing and play violin. He first performed at Taihoku City Public Auditorium as part of a children's group, and later as a singer of Japanese patriotic songs. Inspired by Haruo Oka, Hong quit his job at a lumber mill to become a singer, writing his first song, Butterfly in Love with a Flower (蝶戀花), aged 19 in 1946 under the stage name Hong Wen-chang (洪文昌). He led a group of singers that performed frequently near the Danshui River until the February 28 Incident forced Hong to move to Tainan. Hong began singing on the radio in 1948, alongside Chi Lu-hsia and others. His radio performances drove his popularity, and, in 1957, he released his debut album A Handsome Young Man on a Hilltop (Chinese: 山頂黑狗兄; Pe̍h-ōe-jī: Soaⁿ-téng O͘-káu Hiaⁿ), under his best known stage name Ang It-hong, which was suggested by a fortune teller. His first album featured Hokkien lyrics set to Japanese melodies. Most of his works are songs in Hokkien. Ang's music frequently fused enka with jazz. He worked closely with lyricist Yeh Chun-lin