70 What songs do you like to listen to in 80 years, please everyone, thank you

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Ronin love songs, I like you, what do you want in your life, gaze, tears flow for you, these are very old songs.

I've listened to Fools, Love, Sea and Sky, Shanghai Beach, I Really Miss You, Once in a Thousand Years, etc., these songs are very classic old songs, and they are very memorable.

I just like you, the ronin love song, the way you look, the afterlife, the sailor, the unforgettable day, the sweet honey and so on.

I like you, the ronin love song, your appearance, the fate of the next life, the sailor, the sea, ten years, the Persian cat, what do you want in life, how precious tonight is.

There are a lot of good songs, all here, I hope you like the voice of the prodigal son, under the Lion Rock, the Great Wall will never fall, two forget in the smoke and water, do not decorate your dreams, go with the flow and against the current, a laugh in the sea, Shanghai Beach, full of red rivers, old dreams do not need to be remembered, Qianying, thousands of rivers and mountains are always love, laughing at the wind and clouds, Mo Shangguiren, this is love, next year today, walking on the road of life, love in late autumn, etc.

1. "Summer Love".

Summer Love" is a song written by Xiang Xuehuai, composed by Takashi Miki Yasuhi Akimoto, arranged by Lu Dongni, and sung by Liming, which was included in the eponymous ** "Summer Love", released on October 26, 1993.

2. "What Do You Want in Life".

"What to Ask for in Life" is a song written by Pan Weiyuan, composed by Wang Wenqing, and sung by Chen Baiqiang, which was included in the ** "What to Ask for in Life" of the same name released by Warner Records in August 1989. It is the theme song of the TVB TV series "Intolerable Love".

In 1989, the song won the Golden Melody Award and the Best Lyrics Award for the Top Ten Songs of the Year. In 2010, the 30-year classic selection of the "Chinese Golden Melody Award" was announced at the Guangzhou Film and Video Exhibition on December 12, and Chen Baiqiang's classic masterpiece "What to Ask for in Life" was selected as "30 Songs in 30 Years".

3. "A Woman Who Gets Hurt".

It is a song in Faye Wong's album "Coming Home" released in the second half of 1992, written by Pan Yuanliang and sung by Faye Wong. This song is Faye Wong's cover of Japanese singer Nakajima's work "Lipstick" at the end of the 70s of the 20th century. In 1992, when the Hong Kong music scene was dominated by many singers, the emergence of "Vulnerable Woman" had a miracle taste for Faye Wong, who had been missing for a while.

Fourth, "Why do you have to know each other when you meet".

"Why Should We Ever Meet" is a Cantonese song by Hong Kong singers Jiang Zhiguang and Wei Qishan, written and composed by Jiang Zhiguang, and sung by Jiang Zhiguang and Wei Qishan. Included in ** "Encounter", released on January 1, 1990.

In 1990, Jiang Zhiguang, who was both a composer and a lyricist, created "Why Should We Have Met Before", and Wei Qishan, who sang with him, became popular with this song and won many music awards. Today, the vinyl disc of "Encounter", which is a masterpiece of music, is still sold in Hong Kong record stores.

5. "The Wind Continues to Blow".

The wind continues to blow", even the current Hong Kong and Taiwan singers rarely have a person with feelings like their brother. The most impressive thing about my brother's farewell concert in '89 was that he said that he wanted to open a café in Hong Kong, and the first drink of 300,000 fans was free.

Songs from the 70s include: "We Walk on the Road", "Our Field", "Let's Swing the Sculls", "Why Are Flowers So Red", "Listen to Mom Tell About the Past" and so on.

1, "We Walk on the Road".

We are walking on the road" is a patriotic song written and composed by Li Zaofu and sung by Wang Qihui, which was created and released in 1963. In June 2019, the song was selected as one of the "100 Excellent Songs to Celebrate the 70th Anniversary of the Founding of the People's Republic of China" by the Propaganda Department of the CPC Central Committee.

2, "Our Field".

"Our Field" is a children's song written by Guan Hua and composed by Zhang Wengang, and is the third song in the children's suite "Summer Travel Song". In the nine-year compulsory education ** tape, Zhang Jinli demonstrated and sang.

3. "Let's Swing the Sculls".

Let Me Sleepy People Swing the Sculls" is a song written by Mr. Qiao Yu, composed by Mr. Liu Chi, and sung by Liu Huifang. The song is the theme song of the children's laughing movie "Flowers of the Motherland" filmed in 1955.

4, "Why Are Flowers So Red".

Why Are Flowers So Red" is a song written by Lei Zhenbang and sung by Yu Shurong and Li Shirong, and is also an episode of the movie "Visitors on the Iceberg", released in 1963.

5, "Listen to Mom Tell Me About the Past".

Listen to Mom Tell About the Past" is a song sung by the Children's Choir of ** People's Leak People's Radio, written by Guan Hua, arranged and composed by Qu Xixian, and the song was released in 1957.