What are the songs of the post-70s?

I Want to Have a Home is one of the representative works of Pan Meichen, a famous singer in Taiwan Province Province. Pan Meichen wrote, composed and sang. 1990, the song won the first Golden Melody Award and the Best Song of the Year Award in Taiwan Province Province, and was performed on the stage of CCTV Spring Festival Evening in February. It is one of the most widely sung classics in Pan Meichen.

The wind is blowing all the time.

The song "The Wind Keep Blowing" is included in Leslie Cheung's album of the same name "The Wind Keep Blowing". The artistic conception described is that when a pair of lovers have to be separated by external forces, they should put aside their sadness and hate each other. This song plays an important role in my brother's acting career.

3. Pearl of the Orient

1At the end of 1984, China and Britain signed the Sino-British Joint Declaration. For many Hong Kong people, it was no less than that of Taiwan Province Province in 1979. Since then, Hong Kong has experienced a wave of immigration for several years. Tayu Lo's Pearl of the Orient was written under this background.

4, "The Tracker's Love" Yin,

Yin He's "The Tracker's Love" can be said to be a masterpiece of popular songs. It mainly breaks the implicit euphemism in China's traditional love, but boldly expresses love directly, which is deeply loved by people in love and resounds throughout the country. After years of singing, it has gradually become a well-known and well-known classic song.

5. "flower heart"

"Flower Heart" is an album by Emil Wakin Chau, released on April 20th, 1993. The release of this album has established Emil Wakin Chau as the "King of the National Anthem" in Chinese music. This year was the first peak of Emil Wakin Chau's career, because the album "Flower Heart" sold 4 million copies that year and won the first place in the annual sales of Chinese music records in the world from 65438 to 0993. This is an ultra-platinum record not to be missed.