List of best-selling albums in China

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This is a list of the best-selling albums in China.

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As of 2023, China was the world's 5th largest music market, an increase from being 14th in 2015 and 27th in 2005. [1] [2]

Best-selling albums in China

This is a list of the top 10 best-selling albums in China.

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Year of releaseAlbumArtistNumber of copies soldRef.
2022 Greatest Works of Art [lower-alpha 1] Jay Chou 7,219,772 [4]
2021Epsilon Liu Yuxin 5,878,671[ citation needed ]
2019 Honey Lay 4,858,957 [5]
1993 The Goodbye Kiss Jacky Cheung 4,000,000 [6]
2019Going to Powerfully Burst R1SE 3,082,155 [7]
2020Lit Lay 2,741,096 [8]
2004 Common Jasmin Orange Jay Chou 2,600,000 [9]
1984WanderingCheng Fangyuan2,000,000 [10]
1985ChildhoodCheng Fangyuan2,000,000 [10]
1991Red SunVarious (honoring Mao Zedong)2,000,000 [11]
2016 Jay Chou's Bedtime Stories Jay Chou1,989,173 [12]

Best-selling physical albums

The following is a list of the best-selling physical albums in China, with album sales of over 500,000 units.

Year of releaseAlbumArtistNumber of copies soldRef.
1993Kiss And Goodbye Jacky Cheung 4,000,000 [6]
2004 Common Jasmin Orange Jay Chou 2,600,000 [9]
1984WanderingCheng Fangyuan2,000,000 [10]
1985ChildhoodCheng Fangyuan2,000,000 [10]
1983 Su Rui Su Rui 1,500,000 [13]
—By A Wrong BusSu Rui1,500,000 [13]
—Wolf Qi Qin 1,300,000 [13]
1994Nothing Will Stop Me From Loving You Wakin Chau 1,200,000 [14]
1994 The Lion King Various artists1,000,000 [15]
1997 Titanic James Horner/Celine Dion 1,000,000 [16]
1986A Voice on the Ocean Fei Xiang 1,000,000 [17]
1996 Too Softhearted Richie Jen 1,000,000 [upper-alpha 1] [18]
2002 Start Stefanie Sun 1,000,000 [19]
2003 To Be Continued... Stefanie Sun 1,000,000 [19]
1997The Third Eye Zheng Jun 800,000 [20]
1994Chi Luo Zheng Jun 600,000 [21]
1987 Bad Michael Jackson 500,000 [22]
2001 Meteor Rain F4 500,000 [23]
2007 Against the Light Stefanie Sun 500,000 [24]
2004 It's Raining Rain 500,000 [25]
1999Next to Happiness The Flowers 500,000 [26]
Qingchun ShijieHang Hong500,000 [27]

List of best-selling digital albums (5 tracks or more)

2 million or more units

ArtistAlbumYearSalesRef.
Jay Chou Greatest Works of Art 20227,219,772 [28]
Cai Xukun Mi迷20213,473,680 [29]
R1SE Going to Powerfully Burst20193,082,155 [30]
Big Bang Made 20162,841,614 [31]
Lay Lit20202,741,096 [32]
Jay Chou Jay Chou's Bedtime Stories 20162,000,890 [33]

1 million or more units

ArtistAlbumYearSalesRef.
Taylor Swift Lover 20191,872,460 [34]
Li Yuchun Wow20191,858,647 [35]
Hua Chenyu New World20201,835,069 [36]
Taylor Swift 1989 20141,780,189 [37]
Taylor Swift Reputation 20171,741,210 [38]
G-Dragon Kwon Ji Yong 20171,507,570 [39]
Blackpink The Album 20201,432,666 [40]
Nine Percent To the Nines20181,396,966 [41]
Li YuchunLiu Xing20171,243,109 [42]
Taylor Swift Folklore 20201,206,487 [43]
Lay Namanana 20181,180,208 [44]
JJ Lin Message in a Bottle 20171,173,263 [45]
Lay Lay 02 Sheep 20171,008,065 [46]

List of best-selling digital singles/EPs (4 tracks or less)

20 million or more units

ArtistSingle/EPYearSalesRef.
Xiao Zhan Light202054,255,539 [47]
Hua Chenyu I Really Want to Love This World201922,931,648 [48]
Jay Chou Greatest Works of Art202221,819,000 [a] [49]

10 million or more units

ArtistSingle/EPYearSalesRef.
Wang Yibo No Feelings201917,585,162 [50]
Wang Yibo The Rules of My World202015,451,449 [51]
Cai Xukun Young201914,505,045 [3]
Jay Chou Won't Cry201910,917,586 [52]

5 million or more units

ArtistSingle/EPYearSalesRef.
Jay Chou Mojito20209,170,315 [53]
JJ Lin No Turning Back20206,855,776 [54]
Liu Yuxin Epsilon20215,874,069 [55]
Eason Chan Keep Me By Your Side20165,771,018 [56]
JJ Lin The Story Of Us20195,637,031 [57]
Jay Chou Cold Hearted20225,478,000 [a] [58]
Jay Chou Still Wandering20225,216,000 [a] [59]

3 million or more units

ArtistSingle/EPYearSalesRef.
Lay Honey 20194,858,957 [5]
JJ Lin Dust and Ashes20234,595,000 [a] [60]
Jay Chou Pink Ocean20224,414,000 [a] [61]
Jay Chou Reflection20223,995,000 [a] [62]
Zhang Zhehan Surround20213,873,937 [63]
Jay Chou You Are the Firework I Missed20223,838,000 [a] [64]
Lu Han Xplore20163,664,318 [65]
LBISummer in a Small Town20223,638,000 [a] [66]
1KJust Forget It20223,598,000 [a] [67]
Lu HanΠ-volume.120193,477,798 [68]
Li Yuchun Ye (first EP of Growing Wild)20163,418,553 [69]
A Li YueWhen the Spring Breeze Blows20223,386,000 [a] [70]
Lu HanReloaded20153,358,873 [71]
JJ Lin Light of Sanctuary20203,282,802 [72]
Roy Wang Song For You20183,263,963 [73]
Kris Wu 620173,215,357 [74]
Blackpink How You Like That 20203,088,581 [75]
Zhu Zhengting The Winter Light20193,078,866 [76]
Cheng HuanI Will Wait20233,030,000 [a] [77]
Lu Han π-volume.320203,009,225 [78]
KekekeaThe Girl Is Far Away20233,008,000 [a] [79]

See also

Notes

  1. ↑ The best-selling non-single release in China is Cai Xukun's Young (2019), which has sold more than 14 million copies. [3] However, Young only consists of two tracks.
  1. ↑ It is claimed that the album sold 26 million copies including pirated copies, however, Jen himself stated in an interview that legitimate sales of the album were 1,000,000 copies in mainland China. [18]

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