The healing power of music is not unknown and&nbsp;the same was reinstated in a miraculous incident where a Chinese woman woke up from a state of coma after listening to a pop song.&nbsp;

According to Chinese media, the 24-year female was comatose for nearly four months and regained consciousness after listening to a song by Taiwanese pop sensation Jay Chou.

According to reports, the woman suffered a brain dysfunction due to lack of oxygen and was comatose since November 2017.

The nurse attending to the woman played Jay Chou's 2006 hit 'Rosemary' thinking that it will have a positive effect on the comatose woman.&nbsp;

As per reports, the woman regained consciousness in March. She successfully completed simple tasks like moving her limbs.

The nurse attending to the woman played Jay Chou's 2006 hit 'Rosemary' thinking that it will have a positive effect on the comatose woman

The healing power of music is not unknown and the same was reinstated in a miraculous incident where a Chinese woman woke up from a state of coma after listening to a pop song. According to Chinese media, the 24-year female was comatose for nearly four months and regained consciousness after listening to a song by Taiwanese pop sensation Jay Chou. According to reports, the woman suffered a brain dysfunction due to lack of oxygen and was comatose since November 2017. The nurse attending to the woman played Jay Chou's 2006 hit 'Rosemary' thinking that it will have a positive effect on the comatose woman. As per reports, the woman regained consciousness in March. She successfully completed simple tasks like moving her limbs.

Chinese woman wakes up from coma after listening to pop song

Singer Ed Sheeran who has been riding high on the success of his latest hit &quot;Shape of You&quot; comes out to speak about &quot;not being bothered about being the coolest musician&quot;.&nbsp;

Speaking to MTV, he was quoted saying: &quot;I am more focused on using music to inspire people of all ages, shapes, and sizes&quot;.

He said that he isn&#39;t worried about not being liked by a lot of people.&nbsp;

He added, &quot;I often meet kids at the meet and greet that are, like, six and have just started playing guitar because they like &#39;Castle on the Hill&#39; or something. I feel like that&#39;s why we make music. I might not be the coolest musician in the world but they enjoy it, and I enjoy it.&nbsp;I love it. The reason I make music is to get it to as many people as possible, so, like, having all ages, shapes, and sizes, a gig is great.&quot;

Previously, at the <a href="http://www.wionews.com/life-fun/ed-sheeran-awarded-mbe-ahead-of-glastonbury-concert-16972">recently held Glastonbury Festival</a>, the 26-year-old singer had called himself an&nbsp;&quot;underdog&quot; compared to the others in the industry.&nbsp;

He said, &ldquo;Yeah. I&rsquo;m definitely the one that&rsquo;s out of place on that list. But I think that&rsquo;s an exciting thing. You know doing this festival for the first time, like not even as a main headline but just playing it, it&rsquo;s daunting. Like even though Foo Fighters have played it before, Foo Fighters are a band everyone assumes has headlined before because they&rsquo;ve been so massive for so long.&rdquo;

The hit singer also spoke about songwriting and how it is&nbsp;&ldquo;a form of therapy to be honest&quot;.

He added,&nbsp;&quot;I think any time I&rsquo;ve ever got down or ever felt low the one thing that picks me up from that is writing a song about it because at least you&rsquo;ve got a positive experience out of a bad experience.&rdquo;

The <a href="http://www.wionews.com/life-fun/singer-ed-sheeran-to-perform-in-india-on-november-19-15433">singer is expected to perform in India on November 19</a>.&nbsp;

(WION)

He spoke about making music for people of all ages, shapes, and sizes

Singer Ed Sheeran who has been riding high on the success of his latest hit "Shape of You" comes out to speak about "not being bothered about being the coolest musician". Speaking to MTV, he was quoted saying: "I am more focused on using music to inspire people of all ages, shapes, and sizes". He said that he isn't worried about not being liked by a lot of people. He added, "I often meet kids at the meet and greet that are, like, six and have just started playing guitar because they like 'Castle on the Hill' or something. I feel like that's why we make music. I might not be the coolest musician in the world but they enjoy it, and I enjoy it. I love it. The reason I make music is to get it to as many people as possible, so, like, having all ages, shapes, and sizes, a gig is great." Previously, at the recently held Glastonbury Festival, the 26-year-old singer had called himself an "underdog" compared to the others in the industry. He said, “Yeah. I’m definitely the one that’s out of place on that list. But I think that’s an exciting thing. You know doing this festival for the first time, like not even as a main headline but just playing it, it’s daunting. Like even though Foo Fighters have played it before, Foo Fighters are a band everyone assumes has headlined before because they’ve been so massive for so long.” The hit singer also spoke about songwriting and how it is “a form of therapy to be honest". He added, "I think any time I’ve ever got down or ever felt low the one thing that picks me up from that is writing a song about it because at least you’ve got a positive experience out of a bad experience.” The singer is expected to perform in India on November 19. (WION)

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