Indian zhina with details.

A French band, Indochine, has some meanings. Indochine consists of two words, Indo and chine. In French, Indo means India and Chine means China. Transliterated, the band is called "zhina of India", and the so-called zhina of India refers to zhina Peninsula of India. Since the opening of the new air route, Europeans generally believe that there are only two countries in Asia, namely China and India, so the "junction" between India and China, namely Indochina Peninsula, is called zhina, India. Including Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia. It was a French colony before World War II. The French people think very differently from other European countries. Even on such an important issue as choosing colonies, they have different choices, especially Vietnam, Laos and other countries. However, it is precisely because of this historical reason that France has more opportunities to get in touch with Asians-so you can see many China immigrants from Vietnamese, Cambodian, Thai and other Asian countries in France. This also adds a new color to French culture. Europeans have always been interested in oriental culture, but it seems that for hundreds of years, psychologically, it is still a strong civilization's curiosity about weak civilizations. Therefore, it is undeniable that the French don't "understand" Asians, but at most they have a one-sided understanding, and of course there are many misinterpretations. That is beside the point. Tell me about this band, Indochine. In fact, this is a big-name band with a long history, and it can even be said to be a flag of the French rock circle in the 1980s. However, China people don't seem to know much about it. Maybe French rock is a little "soft" compared with rock in other places-personally, French people don't pay much attention to rhythm but prefer melody-maybe they feel that speaking French itself is very rhythmic, so they are relaxed when singing, but compared with Germans who sing in German, which is called "the language of fighting", French songs have no rhythm. Besides, there are too many songs about love in France. A strong sense of rhythm is not love, is it? But on the whole, French songs are quite soothing and melodious. If you can't accept the tough industrial metals and religious Gothic metals in Northern Europe, and you don't like the impetuous punk or gold in the United States, then you may find it refreshing to listen to the French chansons.