There is a movie I don't remember.

Is the film "Our Taiwan Province Province These Years"-tells the story of Taiwan Province people themselves under the great political changes in the past 30 years [29].

1988 "Fight hard" swept through Taiwan Province Province.

The master of the tractor is humming this song, which is "Only if you fight hard will you win".

Ye Qitian, the original singer of this song, was a famous singer in early Taiwan Province. However, just when his career was in full swing, he was jailed for some crimes, and his life suddenly fell to the lowest point. After he got out of prison, he turned over with a salted fish song "Love Will Win".

Because this song was so popular, it could be heard in every street and alley at that time-there was a national dance in the park, a funeral procession and a sports meeting. For a long time, this song was also played on the propaganda cars of many election candidates.

Ye Qitian later made a movie of the same name called Love Will Win, which was autobiographical, but also a bit silly. And some of his later songs, such as "The Voice of the Prodigal Son" and "Hometown", are also well-known and worthy of being the king of Bao Dao songs.

In Taiwan Province Province, it seems that there are several songs representing that era in each era, and these pop songs are like a string of history of Taiwan Province Province.

For example, in postwar Taiwan Province Province, the economy is underdeveloped and life is relatively hard. In order to make a living, some people can only do some low-level jobs, such as selling snacks along the street and collecting scrap metal. Many people have to give up their studies and go out to work to support their families. At that time, there was a song called "Roasted Meat Zongzi", which went like this:

"I feel sorry for myself. My parents were really in pain (love). I let Ruan study for several years in winter and have no job (job). I'm here to sell roasted meat jiaozi for the time being ... "

Actually, this is a very sad song. At that time, many children couldn't continue their studies because of their poor family, so they had to shout in the street at midnight to sell the stuffed meat in jiaozi.

In 1950s and 1960s, the economy of Taiwan Province Province began to develop, and everyone worked hard to improve their living environment. In order to earn more money, they can work overtime day and night. At that time, the first TV station in Taiwan Province Province, TVI, started broadcasting, and soon there was a variety show "Star Club". After that hard work, the body and mind naturally need to relax, and everyone crowded in front of the TV to watch the singer sing in the variety show and became public entertainment. As a result, the theme song of the star club became a popular song at that time:

"The stars are shining in the sky and flowers are blooming on the ground. We have beautiful fantasies, why don't we sing together ... "

The Stars Club is a representative of popular entertainment programs, but young people or intellectuals are always rebellious and always think that these are "decadent voices". Therefore, the 1960s was also the era when western music prevailed. Because there were American radio stations in Taiwan Province at that time, many young people also liked listening to American radio music programs. In Yang Dechang's film Brighter Summer, we can see the popularity of western songs among students at that time.

On the other hand, overseas, many dissidents are homeless because of exile. Their favorite song is Hometown at Dusk;

"Call me, call me at dusk. My hometown calls me from time to time, calling me this evil karma. Wandering people are lonely birds. If they come to a foreign land alone, they sometimes miss their hometown. Today is to hear hello, kiss as if calling me ... "

This was the most common song sung by overseas Taiwan Province people at the party at that time, which was used to relieve homesickness. As a result, this song was banned because of this.

Another popular song at that time was "Descendants of the Dragon", which was repeatedly publicized under the official instructions and became a household name.

In 1980s, the economy of Taiwan Province Province took off, and the people became rich, but their spirit gradually became empty. At this point, Tayu Lo's songs left a "shocking bomb", and the lyrics revealed dissatisfaction and criticism of social phenomena and the environment, such as the popular "Lugang Town" at that time:

"Taipei is not my home, and there are no neon lights in my hometown. The streets of Lugang, the fishing village of Lugang, and the people who burn incense in Mazu Tempel ... "

Many young people in Taiwan Province Province come to work in Taibei from rural areas in central and southern China. After earning money in Taipei and settling down, they found that something seemed to be missing. This song "Lugang Town" caused a lot of abuse at that time and became one of the popular golden songs. Tayu Lo's "Childhood" also sang many memories of Taiwan's "post-60 s":

"There is everything in the welfare club, except that there is no money in my pocket. Zhuge Shiro and the Magic Party, who has got the sword? "

So by the end of 1980s, when the society was more open, the economy was developing rapidly and there were more opportunities to make money, "Fight hard to win" just sang the idea of Taiwan Province people at that time. This song not only echoes the ups and downs of Ye Qitian's fate, but also conforms to the social situation at that time, which may be related to the long-term immigrant society in Taiwan Province Province. Taiwan Province Province is an island country with scarce resources and high dependence on foreign countries. In order to survive, business must develop. Ben pays attention to the spirit of business, and if you don't work hard to find opportunities, you won't be eliminated, so this song really speaks the hearts of many people in Taiwan Province Province.

The times have created pop songs, which evoke memories of the times and make people feel how lonely the times are without songs.