求一篇写ELVA萧亚轩的英语文章一篇（大一英语）

EVERYONE has to spend sometime waiting. You may wait 20 minutes for a bus or a couple of days for the results of your final exams. But how would you feel waiting for 1,087 days to know you* **te (命运)?

Ask Taiwanese singer Elva Hsiao (萧亚轩). The 27-year-old has spent that exact number of days waiting to come back to the Mandopop scene (华语歌坛). On December 22, her new mandarin (普通话) record "1087" will hit stores across Asia. Elva will present her trademark (标志性的) fast dance beats (快节奏舞曲) for he* **ns. This CD should have come out in 2005.1 To prepare for it, Elva went to the US to learn fresh dance moves. However, record company Warner Music faced some serious issues during that time, including financial (财政) problems and staff (人员) changes. Eventually, the company decided to stop her album.

"I was suddenly at a loss," she said. "I had no other choice but to wait. It was like waiting for the dawn at night, though I didn't know when