Hong Peiyun (Chinese: 洪珮雲; pinyin: Hóng Pèiyún; born January 7, 2001, in Shanghai, China) is a Chinese idol singer. She is a member of Team HII of Chinese idol group SNH48, as well as its sub-unit, Color Girls.[1]
Career
On 25 July 2015, during SNH48's second General Election, Hong Peiyun was announced as one of the fifth-generation members of SNH48. On 9 December, she made her first public performance during Team XII's first stage, "Theater no Megami".[2][3]
On 20 April 2016, Hong became part of SNH48's sub-unit, Color Girls.[4] On 30 July, during SNH48's third General Election, she was ranked 31st with 16288.2 votes, becoming part of the Under Girls.
On July 29, 2017, during SNH48's fourth General Election, Hong came in 49th with 18878.7 votes, meanwhile becoming the center for Future Girls.
On February 3, 2018, during SNH48's fourth Request Time, Hong was transferred to Team HII following the disbandment of Team XII as part of the SNH48 Team Shuffle.
Discography
With SNH48
EPs
Year
No.
Title
Role
Notes
2016
11
Engine of Youth
A-side
First original EP
12
Dream Land
B-side
Second original EP Center
13
Princess's Cloak
A-side
Ranked 31st in the 3rd General election Sang on "Romantic Melody" with Under Girls Also sang on "It has to be you" with Team XII, center with Fei Qinyuan
14
Happy Wonder World
A-side
2017
15
Each Other's Future
B-side
Sang on "To All of You" with Team XII
16
Summer Pirates
B-side
Sang on "Summer Color" with Team XII
17
Dawn in Naples
B-side
Ranked 49th in the 4th General Election Sang on "Military Uniform Faith" with Future Girls, center
With Color Girls
美少女时代 (2016)
Units
SNH48 Stage Units
Stage No.
Song
Notes
Team XII 1st Stage "Theater no Megami"
Candy 糖
With Yan Jiaojun and Yu Jiayi A Lineup Center
Team XII 2nd Stage "Code XII"
Will Not 都不会
With Li Jia'en and Song Yushan
Concert units
Year
Date
Name
Song
Notes
2016
30 July
3rd General Election Concert
None
None
2017
7 January
Request Hour Setlist Best 50 (3rd Edition)
Kuroi Tenshi 黑天使
With Xie Leilei and Hu Xiaohui
Personal life
Since April 2018, Hong and her family moved to Osaka, Japan for her further school studies.