About the plot of The Seventh Chapter of the Night , what kind of story is The Seventh Chapter of

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"Chapter 7 of the Night" tells the story of a ** case in a park in the suburbs of London, and the only clue left at the scene is the story of a blue rose in the mouth of the deceased.

"The Seventh Chapter of the Night" is a song sung by Jay Chou and Pan Er, written by Huang Junlang, composed by Jay Chou, and arranged by Zhong Xingmin and Lin Maike. Included in Jay Chou's ** "Still Fantesi" released on September 5, 2006.

A brief introduction to the rest of the seventh chapter of the night.

At the beginning of the MV, the director designed a movie title, the ** of the murder scene, character introduction, and special effects subtitles; The soundtrack of the film is different from the singing version included in **.

Jay Chou wrote a soundtrack that fits the situation for the layout of the plot. Jay Chou made this MV into a MV movie version of more than 7 minutes, which was included in the *** of "Still Fantesi".

Because songwriting has reached the peak level.

Analysis: The seventh chapter of the night "by Jay Chou."

Composer, Huang Junlang.

Writing lyrics, a metaphor for the 1983 detective Sherlock Holmes in a suspenseful tone.

story. The sound of the typewriter hurriedly unveiled, the clues hidden in Holmes's diary, the fusion of classical music and electronic music, Jay Chou's self-talking rap, incarnated as Sherlock Holmes to lead the audience to find the truth of the ** case.

Jay Chou's deliberately lowered hard voice singing style with a ghostly soprano suggests the detective's calmness and the madness of **, and the music is heard to be sung in falsetto at the end, presenting a rare movie soundtrack pattern in pop**.

In order to write this detective-themed song, Huang Junlang spent 1,000 yuan to buy many props: heather pipes, canes, top hats, pistols, and cloaks; I fantasize that it was Sherlock Holmes who wrote the lyrics to this theme. His imagination in Jay Chou follows irises.

The light of the coat of arms, running wild on Baker Street, Westminster Abbey, the River Thames.

"The Seventh Chapter of the Night" Song MV:

In the cold early spring of March 2006, the filming crew came to London, England, the hometown of Detective Sherlock Holmes, and spent 4 million to shoot a detective film. There are seven scenes in the whole MV: a park in the suburbs of London, the detective's office, the door of the deceased's old man's house, a flower shop, a library, a café, a London street, and the suspect's home, all filmed in London, England.

The MV is Jay Chou, which tells the story of a suspenseful Blue Rose murder case, and Jay Chou himself plays the role of the great detective, Nanquan's mother.

Zhan Yuhao plays the detective's little assistant, Song Jianzhang.

Play as a suspect. The story describes a ** case that happened in a park in the suburbs of London, and the only clues left at the scene were a blue rose in the mouth of the deceased and a suspicious young man who escaped.

The detective and the little assistant started from the blue rose, visited the flower shop, the elderly, and even went to the library to find data, and finally found the café where the suspect worked, and in the process of chasing, the suspect was injured and fled; The two had no choice but to go back to the café and ask for the address of the suspect's residence, and find out the truth step by step. In the story, Woo Ho needs to hit Jay Chou on the head with a hard hat.

At the beginning of the MV, the director designed a movie title, the ** of the murder scene, character introduction, and special effects subtitles; The movie soundtrack is different from the singing version included in **, and Jay Chou wrote a soundtrack that fits the situation for the layout of the plot. Jay Chou made this MV into a more than 7-minute MV movie version, which was included in ** "Still Fantesi".

Bonus ***.

The tune of the seventh chapter of the night has a black and luxurious melody, mysterious and clean, and the impact is powerful, like a cry of the soul, which is shocking, and the music video is also well shot. Gao Xiaosong.

The evaluation of "Chapter 7 of the Night" is the ceiling of the industry.

In other words, it has thrown off the composition of the industry a few streets. Such an evaluation is really high. Indeed, Jay Chou in the Chinese music scene.

The wind has been blowing for almost 20 years. Gao Xiaosong also commented on Jay Chou, the slow songs he wrote are used by the market to spread and attract fans, and we can write these songs after a few years of hard work.

The seventh chapter of the night

The background of the seventh chapter of the night is a suspenseful metaphor for the 1983 detective Sherlock Holmes.

The story, the voice of the typewriter hurriedly unveiled, the clues hidden in Holmes's diary, the fusion of classical music and electronic music, Jay Chou's self-talking rap, incarnated as Sherlock Holmes to lead the audience to find the truth of the ** case.

There is no lip-syncing picture in the whole MV, and at the beginning of the MV, the director designed a movie title, the ** of the murder scene, the introduction of the characters, and the special effects subtitles；The movie soundtrack is different from the singing version included in **, and Jay Chou wrote a soundtrack that fits the situation for the layout of the plot. Jay Chou made this MV production funny and grinded into an MV movie version of more than 7 minutes, which was included in the *** of "Still Fantesi".

The MV is Jay Chou, which tells the story of a suspenseful Blue Rose murder case, with Jay Chou himself playing the detective, Zhan Yuhao of Nanquan's mother playing the detective's assistant, and Song Jianzhang playing the suspect.

Background of the creation of "The Seventh Chapter of the Night":

In order to write this detective-themed song, Huang Junlang spent 1,000 yuan to buy many props: heather pipes, canes, top hats, pistols, and cloaks.

I fantasize that it was Sherlock Holmes who wrote the lyrics to this theme. His imagination in Jay Chou followed the light of the iris badge and ran wildly on Baker Street, Westminster Abbey, and the banks of the Thames.