Who is the inventor of Chinese style? Who invented the chinoiserie?

Of course it's Leehom Wang, but it's really sad, because not many people know about it!!

I think Leehom is too low-key, but this is only one of the reasons, it's just that some people can tout it and cover up the facts!!

Leehom began to do Chinese style in 2000, this is an ironclad fact, QQ interview has also been broadcast, in fact, someone has already written it in the encyclopedia, but it was deleted by some people!!

If you know the answer, I'll give you everything.

Listening to the upstairs, I felt even more pathetic, the Chinese style has been around for a long time. It's okay for you to like Leehom Wang, but you don't want to take all the good things on one person, even Leehom Wang himself doesn't dare to say that he is the inventor of Chinese style. There is more Chinese style before Wang Leehom, let's say that the most famous "A Laugh in the Sea" was created in 1990, using the most traditional pentatonic mode in China, the simplest tune but the easiest melody to remember.

It's also chinoiserie. But even Huang Zhan himself didn't dare to say that he was the founder of Chinese style. Because there were many before him, and Zhou Xuan sang "Tianya Singer" earlier in a typical Chinese style.

The earlier Tang Dynasty's "Yangguan Three Stacks" is typical of the ancient Chinese style. Although Chinese style is said to be adding Chinese elements to the popular **, it is at least twenty or thirty years earlier than Leehom Wang's era. I'm not afraid that you don't understand, I'm afraid that you don't understand and pretend to understand.

Chinese style is Chinese style. It is an art form with its own unique charm and character based on Chinese elements as the form of expression, based on Chinese culture and oriental culture, and adapting to the trend of global economic development. In recent years, especially after 2008, Chinese style has become popular in the fields of culture and art, such as advertising, film, **, clothing, architecture, etc.

Chinese style Chinese style, literally: Chinese music style. She is China** in the new era.

1.Chinese-style songs mostly use the main theme of "palace tune". (The pentatonic mode is a unique national tone in China.)

The names of the five tones are: Gong, Shang, Jiao, Zheng, and Yu, which respectively represent the "do re mi sol la" in the West (there is no "fa si" sound in the Chinese classic**), and the key with the palace sound as the main tone is called "Gong Tone". 2.

A large number of Chinese musical instruments are used in the arrangement of **: such as erhu, guzheng, xiao, pipa, ...... 3.The singing style uses Chinese folk songs or opera.

4.The subject matter uses ancient Chinese poems or legends. Chinese style is a unique Chinese music genre that combines three ancient and three new (ancient words, ancient culture, ancient melody, new singing, new arrangement, and new concept).

The lyrics have Chinese cultural connotations, using new singing methods and arrangement techniques to set off the atmosphere of the song, and the song combines the nostalgic Chinese background with the current rhythm to produce a subtle, melancholy, elegant, and brisk song style. Chinese style is divided into pure Chinese style and nearly Chinese style, and pure Chinese style is a song that meets the above six conditions;Near-Chinese style is a song that cannot meet certain conditions but is very close to pure Chinese style. As a creator, you can not only stay on the emotional basis of modern people, but actively work hard to learn history, learn Chinese culture, and dig out our national quintessence one by one, which is a very meaningful direction.

"Sunny Day", "Waiting Alone", "The Sun Also Rises", "Letter from a Strange Woman".

In the Mood for Love", "Peacock", "Alive", "Farewell My Concubine", "Mei Lanfang", "Rouge Buckle", "The Good Man of the Three Gorges".

The Thief of Years

Like movies with strong Chinese charm, such as "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon", "Green Snake" with Jiangnan water rhyme;

"Farewell My Concubine", "Mei Lanfang", "In the Mood for Love" and "Red Sorghum" are all very Chinese style, and they are very connotative, which can very well reflect the thoughts contained in the hearts of people in an era.

In fact, Wu Qilong's version of "Liangshanbo and Zhu Yingtai" is a very good Chinese-style movie that cannot be remade.

It cannot be surpassed.

is like the six little spirit children in Journey to the West.

Who is more like Sun Wukong than him?

Only one boutique is pushed.

Li Yugang's ink danqing, Jay Chou's blue and white porcelain, and orchid pavilion preface.

Chang'an Li Bai, sinking fish and geese, pouring the world, for the dragon, Zichuan Lu, like a flower.

There are too many Chinese styles, Hetu's, Jay Li Yuchun's, listen slowly.