Mao Amin immigrated to Canada.

Perhaps, everyone will have felt this way. Life journey and songs carry too many memories and past events, both happy and bitter. For example, many years ago, in the season of love, I often listened to a song. Now, it will still remind us of the faint sadness and sweetness of that year.

Perhaps, this is the charm of the classic melody, more is not to cheer for today, but to let the lost years precipitate in our memory. ...

However, the present moment makes me deeply anxious.

Of course, art needs exploration and innovation, but it must be based on respect for traditional culture, because the foundation of innovation is traditional culture. But now, the songs of "Xia Sanfeng" are put on the coat of art, and are talked about by many nouveau riche with big gold chains around their necks. It is definitely not a good thing that the songs of "Xia Sanfeng" thrive everywhere on TV screens, loudspeakers in squares, speakers in shops, car radios and cell phone ringtones. Not good, not just trampling on art; It's terrible, disgusting to the bone marrow, maybe it's over, maybe it's the last madness!

Today, I'd like to share with you some classic songs that have settled in our lives.

The first is' flower burial '( 1987)

In the first place, it is "burying flowers". Great works and inspirations come from heaven, and "Burying Flowers" is really a song that only exists in heaven, and it accidentally fell into the world!

Flowers fade, flowers fly all over the sky, and who will pity if the red disappears and the fragrance disappears? The hair is soft and floating in the spring pavilion, and the falling wool touches the embroidered curtain. 360 days a year, the wind and sword are pressing; When can I be aboveboard? Once I wander, it's hard to find …

The TV series A Dream of Red Mansions 1987, composed by Wang Liping; Singing: Chen Li.

The songs of the 87th TV series "Dream of Red Mansions" are deeply rooted in the bone marrow and have touched hundreds of millions of viewers in the past 30 years, but few people know who the original singer is, and so does Chen Li. It was Chen Li who sang all the female songs such as Nuning Mei, Burying Flowers, Zi Ling Zhou Song and Autumn Window Storm. It is rare for a person to sing all the songs of a TV series for decades.

Life is like a dream. Chen Li was a chemist in Changchun FAW before singing the song "Dream of Red Mansions". Soon after he became famous, he disappeared from people's sight and now lives in Canada.

Second, "Shanghai Beach" (1980)

The waves are rushing, and the Taotao River in Wan Li never stops, scouring everything in the world, and mixing is a trend. ...

1980 The theme song of the same name of the Hong Kong drama "Shanghai Beach" is written by Gu Jiahui and written by Huang Zhixiang and Ye Liyi.

Composer Gu Jiahui was born in Guangzhou in 1933, moved to Hong Kong with his parents, and settled in Hong Kong in 1948. He is 83 years old and now lives in Canada. Mr. Gu Jiahui is a composer with the highest musical achievements in China in the world. The long-lost melodies in the 83rd edition of Legend of the Condor Heroes are all inspired by him. James J.S.Wong, 194 1 was born in Guangzhou and moved to Hong Kong. He died in Hong Kong in 2004 at the age of 63. He wrote all the lyrics of the 83rd edition of Legend of the Condor Heroes. Singer Ye Liyi, 1948 was born in Hongkong, and held up half the sky with a song "Shanghai Beach" in 1980s. There are many songs in his life, but the popularity of Shanghai Beach is unparalleled.

Iii. Blood and Heart (1983)

Vaguely, I have seen that dream, and my heart is full of waves. I put aside the sorrow of the world and accompany it to the end of the world. ...

1983 theme song of Hong Kong drama Legend of the Condor Heroes, composed by Gu Jiahui; Lyrics: James J.S. Wong; Singing: Tan, Jenny Tseng. This is a great work, and this picture is deposited in the hearts of hundreds of millions of viewers. It still makes our hearts surge.

All the composers of The Condor Heroes belong to Gu Jiahui, all the lyrics belong to David Henry Hwang, and all the singing belongs to Tan and Jenny Tseng. Their interpretation is as heavy as a mountain, and no one can match it so far. The singer Tam 1945 was born in Guangxi, China, and moved to Hong Kong with his parents. He died of liver cancer in Hong Kong in 2002 at the age of 57.

Four, "Wan Shui Qian Shan is always in love" (1982)

Don't say that there are many obstacles in the green hills and the wind is strong. White clouds can also express their feelings on the peaks, and water is changeable. ...

1982 The theme song of the Hong Kong drama "Love in Qian Shan" is composed by Deng, and sung by Deng. Singer Wang Mingquan, 1947 was born in Shanghai and immigrated to Hong Kong.

Verb (abbreviation of verb) Olive tree (1973)

Don't ask me where I come from. My hometown is far away. Why am I wandering? Wandering far away, wandering. ...

This song was completed on 1973, composed by Li Taixiang, written by San Mao and sung by Zhu Fengbo.

Writer San Mao, whose original name was Chen Ping, was born in Chongqing in 1943, moved to Taiwan Province Province with his parents in 1948, and died in199/99 at the age of 48. Whenever I hear the olive tree, I think of Sanmao, and I want to wander. ...

6. Pastoral (1982)

Sunrise in Songshanao, birds are startled by the morning bell, streams are gurgling in the forest, and on the green grass slope. ...

1982 film "Shaolin Temple" episode, with lyrics by Wang Liping and singing by Zheng Xulan.

Man proposes, God disposes. Life is really unpredictable. Zheng Xulan was 24 years old when she sang this song on 1982, but when she got Pastoral, in her words, she felt very ordinary. However, this "very ordinary" song has become a masterpiece of her life art and is deeply loved by hundreds of millions of listeners.

Seven. Reorganizing rivers and mountains for the future (1985)

A thousand miles away, hatred burns nine cities. There is no peace in the land of flowers when people don't return on a full moon night. A drop of blood, a thousand strands of maternal love. Go first for national humiliation, and reorganize the rivers and mountains for future generations. ...

1985 theme song of TV series "Four generations under one roof", composed by Lei Zhenbang and Lei Lei; Lyrics: Lin; Singing: Luo Yuxi.

Luo Yusheng, a performer of Jingyun Drum, was 7 1 year old when she sang "Rebuilding Rivers and Mountains for Later Generations" in 1985. As soon as Four Generations under One roof was broadcast, Luo Yusheng's name resounded throughout China. "Reorganizing Rivers and Mountains to Face the Future" was selected as the first prize of the most memorable song in the 40th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China, which will go down in history forever.

Luo Yusheng was born in Jiangnan on 19 14, and she knows the exact place of birth. When she was six months old, she was given to a Jianghu artist as her adopted daughter. 17 years old, officially singing Jingyun Drum. On May 5, 2002, the master artist died in Tianjin at the age of 89.

Eight, "missing" (1988)

Where are you from, my friend? Like a butterfly flying into my window. I don't know how many days I can stay. We've been apart for too long ...

1988 CCTV Spring Festival Evening song, composed by Gu Jianfen; Lyrics: Qiao Yu; Singing: Mao Amin.

Gu Jianfen is a great composer, and her works have a deep and broad mass base. From the 1970s to the early 1990s, her songs accompanied the growth of several generations and became songs in our memory. The main representative works are: Friends Meet Years ago, That's Me, Love of Green Leaves for Roots, Missing, Mother by Candlelight, Singing and Smiling, etc.

Nine, "on the water side" (1975)

The grass is green and the fog is white. There is a beautiful woman by the water. I want to swim upstream and snuggle up to her. But there are dangerous beaches ahead, and the road is long and long. I want to go downstream and find her direction. But I saw the Buddha. He was in the middle of the water. ...

Lyrics: Qiong Yao, composition: Lin Jiaqing. 1975, Qiong Yao wrote a theme song of the same name for her movie "On Water". The original song was Jiang Lei.

1980, Teresa Teng covered this song and included it in the album "On the Water Side" of the same name. Since then, On the Water Side has been popular all over the country.

The old friend left. Teresa Teng's songs must have one. Teresa Teng is a legend in China's music industry. Never before, never after. Each of her songs is a classic, and she is just one of many stars on the water side. Teresa Teng was born in Taiwan Province, 1953, and his ancestral home was in Hebei. 1On May 8th, 995, Teresa Teng died in Chiang Mai, Thailand at the age of 42.

X. Men on the Road (1985)

I never blame fate, I am not afraid of the bumpy journey, I will go to my dream place. I won't regret my mistake! Life is full of troubles. How about one more time? If you don't separate the painful moments, you won't cherish me!

Qian Shan's feet are full of water, and he can't get rid of any feelings. Even if the situation is in full swing at this time, who will you tell from the heart? I am not afraid of lonely journey, as long as you miss me! I'm not afraid of lonely journey, as long as you miss me. ...

1985 theme song of Singapore TV series "People on the Journey", composed by Ricky Ho; Lyrics: Liang Liren; Singing: Weng Su Ying.

Just from the level of lyrics creation, The Man on the Journey is indeed an excellent work and a classic word. Simple, popular, simple, warm, brave, warm ... "Go to that dream place and make mistakes without regret". This sentence alone is embarrassing and awesome, and it is called spreading positive energy. The Man on the Journey is a model of spreading positive energy, and its attitude towards life is almost overwhelming.

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