Aoxuan Lee

In 2013, Lee was invited to attend the 8th National Congress of the National Electronic Keyboard Music Association in Japan, and the president granted Lee "the first foreigner in the National Electronic Keyboard Music Association of Japan".[9] In 2014, he enrolled in the composition department of the Showa Academia Musicae in Japan. He began his four-year "student player" career. In 2015, he participated in the Yamaha Electone Ginza competition in Japan. After that, this event was published in the professional magazine Electone in Japan.[10] In 2016, he participated in the Amabile Organ Contest in Japan. The contest was "Beijing Good News to the Border Village", it once again set a record and he became the first foreigner to play Chinese works since the creation in the competition.[11] In August 2016, he was invited to participate in the China and Japan electronic organ concert. At the Tokyo Olympic Center], he and his Japanese violinist Runa Matsuura played their original music work "Miss You".[12] On November 13, he was invited to attend the 12th Japan Electronic Keyboard National Conference and he gave a speech in Japanese at the conference, becoming the first Chinese to stage a personal speech at the conference stage.[13] In 2017, he participated in the "K" International Music Composer Competition. His entry was a piano solo piece which was divided into three movements. The solo was performed by a Japanese pianist, Siba kaito, and the work won the Best Composition Award.[14] In September of the same year, he was invited to attend the 13th Japan Electronic Keyboard National Conference "Young Electronic Organ Players Concert". Lee played the Chinese famous "Spring Festival Overture" and the original music "Physical", which became the only foreign performance in the concert.[15] After four years of studying abroad, Lee's semester grades were recognized by university teachers and he also received four consecutive years of scholarships. In 2016 and 2017, his deeds were published in school propaganda books.[16]

In March 2017, Lee signed the songwriter in the Ocean Butterflies.[17] In October of the same year, he became an Avex Entertainment in Japan.[18]

In May 2018, Lee attended the Japan and China Asian Cultural Calligraphy Exhibition, a 30-minute performance, and the enthusiastic response made it unforgettable.[19] On June 1, the music composed by Lee was included in the "Chinese Electronic Keyboard Proficiency Test Level 5 Textbook" by the Electronic Keyboard Society of the Chinese Musicians Association.[20] On June 22 and July 13, Lee held two "China Feel" personal Electone concerts in Tokyo. The original music and Chinese famous songs accounted for half of the songs in the concert;[21] July 13 (the second game, he synchronized live on Sina's "one live broadcast" platform, and obtained 44,000 views.[22] On October 9, 2018, Lee issued a children's charity song "Sounds of Dreams". The single was completed by a Japanese 3-year-old child and Lee. The lyrics section combines the Chinese folk song "Mo Li Hua" with the Japanese folk song "Sakura Sakura", and Chinese Pinyin and Japanese pseudonyms complement each other, meaning that music has no borders.[23] On December 25, 2018, he sang with Miss Japan's new generation female singer Aizawa Xiangzhuang and released the Chinese and Japanese team's multinational cooperation single "San Er Yi (Three Two One)" to enter the entertainment industry.[24] The single tells about a relationship between love and friend.[25]

In March 2019, he was invited to attend the 2019 Tokyo International Fall Winter Fashion Week.[26] On May 15, Lee released the piano's healing album "Famous Chinese Songs (Time Boils the Rain)" which included the most popular Chinese pop music in China from the 1980 to the 2010.[27] On August 8, Lee was invited to attend the 2019 National Conference on Electronic Keyboard Music in Japan, Suguru Agata San, the former president, stated that: "By 2019, Lee is the only foreign official holder who has participated in the conference for seven consecutive years".[28] On September 30, He released his first Solo Piano works EP "ME".[29] This piano EP is named after "ME" for the thoughts of calling on people to be your truly self,[30] explores your inner heart from the perspective of the first person.[31] All the music compositions recorded in the EP are originated from the mental world of Lee after his being through some matters in the past.[32] Within 24 hours after the release of the EP, the songs is included in the top 20 Hot 5 playlists in Spotify in Switzerland.[33]

In April 2020, Lee released a single titled "A World with Borders" to call for fighting against the COVID-19 pandemic.[34]

• "San Er Yi (Three Two One)" (2018)

• "ME" (2019)