Zhang Huimei The best songs, how many are you recommend??

1: Don't sprinkle salt on the wound} belongs to the more durable kind.

2: Yes, (maybe I personally don't like the genre you like) 3: Listen to it.

4: It's very personal timbre.

5: A lot of covers.

6 reflects the feelings of sisters or the feelings of boyfriends and girlfriends after a breakup, in short, although a new song cannot be said to break through the past peak, but it is still good.

7: Old songs, I believe there are still a lot of people who like them.

8 Zhang Huimei's vocal range is still reflected, and I like this song more, which is a little playful.

9Every time I go to sing a song that K must sing, there are still many people who sing it, and it is not easy to sing my own characteristics.

10: I almost forgot about this good song.

As for the female singer who is very similar to her, I can't think of a lot at once, and some impressions are Tanya Tsai, I quite like her and Yanzi's harmony.

1.It turns out that you don't want anything.

2.Sister. 3.Extrication.

4.Impulse. 5.Aqua blue tears.

6.Cut love. 7.Treachery.

8.I love it so much that I can't take it.

9.Conscientious. 10.Dreamers in the air.

11.Can't cry.

12.I think of you.

It opens with the Aboriginal tune "Amit", followed by "When I start thinking about you secretly".

Zhang Huimei's ten best songs:

1, the first "Can I Hug You" is a song sung by Zhang Huimei, written and composed by Xiao Worm, and arranged by Jiang Jianmin. Included in Can I Hold You? Lover" was released on June 7, 1999 by Fenghua Records.

2. The second song "My Dearest" was composed by Rusell Harris and lyrics written by Lin Xi, which was included in Zhang Huimei's "Are You Looking at Me" released on April 23, 2011.

3. The third song "Listening to the Sea" was written by Lin Qiuli, composed and arranged by Tu Hui, and was released on March 31, 2017.

4, the fourth song "If You Have Heard Too" is a collaboration between Zhang Huimei and Jay Chou, a lyrical single tailored by Jay Chou for him, and lyrics by Li Zhuoxiong.

5, the fifth song "If You Gut, You'll Come" is a Taiwanese rock song, written and composed by A Dizai, arranged by Martin Teng, and sung by Chinese female singer Zhang Huimei. It was included in the June 26, 2009 issue of Amit.

6, the sixth song "Don't Sprinkle Salt on the Wound" is a song sung by Zhang Huimei. Included in Zhang Huimei's fifth solo "Can I Hold You?" released in 1999? Lover" was written by Wu Yukang and composed by Guo Zi.

7, the seventh song "Can't Cry" is from Zhang Huimei's second solo "Bad Boy" released in June 1997.

8, the eighth song "Cut Love" This song is included in the "Sisters" released in 1996.

9, the ninth song "A Glance Moment" is a song written by Wu Yukang, composed by Cao Ge, and sung by Zhang Huimei and Xiao Jingteng, which was included in Zhang Huimei's "Star" released in 2007.

10, the tenth song "The One Who Loves Me the Most Hurts Me the Most" is a song sung by Zhang Yusheng and Zhang Huimei, which is included in "Iran-Iraq War".

I personally recommend "Connecting Names with Surnames".

A slow song, composed by Jay Chou, lyrics by Ge Dawei, and arranged by Lin Yuxian.

Melody, nothing to be picky about. Writing melodies, no one can beat Jay Chou. Personally, I feel that the melody is very similar to "If You Have Heard of It", and it is also very good.

Ami's singing is still online. Ami's singing, especially the lyrical slow song, can really easily bring the listener into the artistic conception of the song, and the audience has a strong sense of substitution, making them feel sad but not hurt.

The arrangement of this song is not complicated, and the instruments only use piano, cello and violin, and no drums. Although the arrangement is not complicated, the effect is not simple at all, and it works well with the melody and singing voice (according to Ami, the arrangement was changed five times). Personally, I like to listen to some piano talks, cello, violin**.

The song begins with an introduction to the piano, with the piano being the main part. The cello and violin played in the middle are really excellent, and the mood of the song is brought out vividly. The first section is a pure piano accompaniment, and the second section adds some strings to the piano, which is very layered and makes the atmosphere heavier.

Good songs deserve to be savored, and every note is an unmissable listening treat.

As follows:

1, "Sisters".

Affiliation**: Sister Power New Century.

"Sisters" is a lyrical song co-created by Zhang Huimei, Zhang Yusheng, and Chen Zhenchuan, which was officially released on December 28, 1999, and this song is also Zhang Huimei's first song since her debut.

2, "Listening to the Sea".

Affiliation**: Bad boy

Listening to the Sea" is a song jointly completed by Zhang Huimei, Lin Qiuli and Tu Huiyuan, which was officially released on June 7, 1997.

3, "Can I Hold You".

Belonging**Source Queacia: Can I hug you? Wife.

Can I Hug You" is a song jointly completed by Zhang Huimei, Xiao Worm, and Jiang Jianmin, which was officially released on June 7, 1999.

4, "Liberation".

Affiliation**: Sister.

"Liberation" is a song completed by Zhang Huimei, Xu Huaqiang, and Yao Ruolong, which was officially released on December 13, 1996.

5, "If You Have Heard of It".

Affiliation**:star

If You Have Heard of it" is a song jointly completed by Zhang Huimei, Jay Chou, Li Zhuoxiong, and Wu Qinglong, which was officially released on August 3, 2007, depicting the helplessness in love, and making people chew the sad taste in it.

6, "Holding Hands".

Affiliation**: Hand in hand.

"Holding Hands" is a song completed by Zhang Huimei and A Monster, which was officially released on October 3, 1998.

7, "Early".

Affiliation**: Desperate.

"Early" is a song completed by Zhang Huimei, Shiyi Lang, and Zhang Yu, which was officially released on December 5, 2000.

8, "Remember".

Affiliation**: True.

"Remember" is a song by Zhang Huimei, Yi Jiayang, Lin Junjie, and Wu Qinglong, which was officially released on October 29, 2001, and is also the theme song of the TV series "The War of Two Women", which is warm and sentimental, and very touching.

9, "I want to be happy".

Affiliation**: I want to be happy.

I want to be happy" is a lyrical song completed by Zhang Huimei, Wu Yukang, Lin Kunyu, and Wu Qinglong, which was officially released on February 17, 2006.

10, "My Dearest".

Affiliation**: Are you looking at me.

"My Dearest" is a song jointly completed by Zhang Huimei, Rusell Harris, and Lin Xi, which was officially released on April 23, 2011.

Introduction: Zhang Huimei (amei), born on August 9, 1972 in Tai'an tribe, Beinan Township, Taitung County, Taiwan, China, is an aboriginal of the Beinan nationality and a female Chinese pop singer. <>