Are there any good Cantonese songs?

Eason Chan's "Best Bad Friend" was written by Guo Weiliang, and the lyrics were written by the famous lyricist Huang Weiwen. The lyrics are about the emotional changes between friends! "In the past, it was not enough for you to drink all night. Did I have a good time? " "A lot of things can only be given to you in this life." "Why can't an old bosom friend become an old friend in the end?" "I didn't know you were my enemy and friend. I couldn't see through it." "Enemies and friends have no freedom, and their positions have changed." "But no one like you, let my tears flow back, this is serious. Writing friendship alone is more profound than more love songs. I tried to hear crying at some point. Listen to it! Xie Anqi's Xitie Street was written by Huang Weiwen, a talented poet in Hong Kong, which is actually a street reflecting the printing industry in Hong Kong. A beautiful song tells an interesting story that happened in 1980. Huang Weiwen specially reminded everyone that this is not a love song, but an inspirational song, encouraging everyone to face life positively in adversity! The following is the true reflection of this story and the artistic conception of beautiful lyrics! Lidong Street, commonly known as West Rail Street or Printing Street, is located in Wan Chai District, Hong Kong Island. It is a famous place for producing and selling printed matter in Hong Kong, especially for printing wedding invitations. Due to the urban renewal plan, the ownership of Lidong Street has been recovered and returned to the government at 0 am on June 6, 2005, making the printing shop extinct. After redevelopment, all buildings and shops in Lidong Street were locked, and a notice from URA was posted outside the shop, which read "This is the property of URA". Local residents are now trying to preserve the characteristics of West Rail Street in the redevelopment plan. From the 1950 s to the new century, the invitations and postcards of Hong Kong people have been printed here for 60 years. This is a unique culture in Hong Kong, and this street is of great significance to them. This is to commemorate and encourage Hong Kong people to face changes positively and live a good life in the future with an optimistic and positive attitude! Sounds good!