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"Annoyed by the spring breeze, why am I annoyed with the spring breeze, I can't say it, I cherish the wine, the night rain freezes, the raindrops shine into the **, I look back like a dream, I can't bounce and look at you Fading** Ah, like a flower, although it is not red, ......"Jacky Cheung's song is a somewhat mysterious name for the Chinese people in the 30s of the last century - Li Xianglan. It is difficult for people under the age of 40 to feel the atmosphere of infatuation and sadness brought out by the Adagio, because Shanghai at that time was a gap in China's cultural feelings. The influx of foreign cultures and new Chinese cultures collided here.

However, through this smash hit singer, we may be able to get a glimpse of some intriguing things at the time.

Today we will discuss what Jacky Cheung's "Li Xianglan" song mainly wants to express, and what is the story behind it?

Let's take a closer look.

The song "Li Xianglan" written by Koji Tamaki is the theme song of the 30th anniversary TV series of Fuji TV in Japan. Who is Li Xianglan? For modern people, it may not mean anything, at most she knows that she is a very old singer, but if you know that "Night Fragrance", "Three Years", "Selling Sugar Song", "He Rijun Will Come Again", "Hate to Meet When You Are Not Married", "Haiyan", etc., are all famous songs sung by Li Xianglan, and the name "Li Xianglan" will probably change!

However, this singer with a sweet singing voice still has not been given a proper place in history because he lives in the wrong era.

Li Xianglan is a Japanese who grew up in China, her Japanese name is Yamaguchi Shuko, she began to study vocal music when she was a girl, and became a singer of Zheng Cha, Li Xianglan is Yamaguchi Shuko's Chinese name and future stage name.

Polygram Records released Jacky Cheung's ** "Kiss Goodbye", of which the only slightly special temperament is "Autumn Mood". Yao Ruolong filled in the words like an autumn wind. This song is the Chinese version of "Li Xianglan", adapted from the Sino-Japanese co-production TV series "Farewell, Li Xianglan!" by Koji Tamaki!

Composed the theme song "Don't Go". In memory of Li Xianglan.

The lyrics of the song are annoyed by the spring breeze, why am I annoyed by the spring breeze, I can't say, I borrow wine to send the night rain and freeze. The raindrops are transmitted into the **, looking back like a dream, unable to bounce, fascinated by gazing at you fading and guessing**, ah....Like a flower, although it is not as red as ice, although it is not frozen, it seems to have countless words, but unfortunately I can't understand, ah....It's a glass of wine getting thicker, or a vacuum in my heart, why do I feel shaken, **where can I vote, **I hope to find the crack in time, indulge in the night, tell me that it is difficult to find your trace, and it is a dream to turn back. It still seems to passively avoid staring at you, but it is deeply imprinted in your mind.

Li Xianglan is a real character, originally from Japan, a famous singer in the last century, and was slandered as a spy in the cave after Japan's defeat in the war.

The main loss is to commemorate Li Xianglan, "like a flower although it is not red, like ice although it is not frozen" is to describe Li Xianglan, in this song, Xueyou uses his emotional and penetrating voice, like an accusation.

Putting aside the factors of the times and the chaos of the war, Li Xianglan's artistic attainments are still quite deep. And she is also full of very special feelings for China.

The theme song of the musical Li Xianglan.

The song sung by Jacky Cheung is actually the theme song of the Japanese ** drama Li Xianglan. This song was written by the famous Japanese composer Koji Tamaki. **The play tells the bumpy and tortuous first half of Li Xianglan's life.

This song also uses twists and turns to affectionately interpret Li Xianglan's experience full of twists and turns.

Li Xianglan (February 12, 1920), whose real name is Shuko Yamaguchi, was born in Fushun City, Liaoning Province, and her ancestral home is Kitabu Village, Kishima County, Saga Prefecture, Japan, and is a famous Chinese singer and film actor in the thirties and forties of the 20th century. In 1906, the family moved to Northeast China. In 1933, she was accepted as a righteous daughter by Li Jichun and renamed Li Xianglan.

After Japan's defeat in 1945, Li Xianglan was arrested on charges of traitor and later acquitted. He was repatriated to Japan in 1946, and in 1947 he changed his name back to Shuko Yamaguchi to continue his acting career. In 1958, the surname of the crown husband became the big eagle lady, and he bid farewell to the stage and turned to politics.

He was elected to the Senate in 1974. Li Xianglan has received formal Western vocal education, and her representative works include "Night Fragrance". Later, there were many artworks of the same name based on her story, such as pop songs, stage plays, TV dramas, etc.