1, "Tomorrow Will Be Better" was originally sung by a group of stars from Taiwan, China, with lyrics by Luo Dayou, Zhang Dachun, Li Shouquan, Qiu Fusheng, Xu Naisheng, Zhang Aijia, and Zhan Hongzhi, music by Luo Dayou, and arrangement by Chen Zhiyuan .
2. Included in the single album released in 1985.
Better Tomorrow
Lyrics: Luo Dayou, Zhang Dachun, Xu Naisheng, Li Shouquan, Zhang Aijia, Qiu Fusheng, Zhan Hongzhi
Composition: Luo Dayou
Cai Qin: Gently awaken the sleeping soul Slowly open your eyes
Yutian: Look at the hectic world whether it is still lonely and spinning around incessantly
Suru Rui: Spring breeze The spring breeze blows the young man's heart
Pan Yueyun: Let the tears on yesterday's face dry up with the memory
Zhen Ni: Look up and search for the wings of the sky, the migratory birds appearing in its shadow
Li Jianfu: Bringing the news of the famine and merciless wars that are still far away
Lin Huiping: Yushan snow drifts and burns the young man's heart
Zhilei Wang: Make the true feelings dissolve into notes, pouring out the distant feelings of a young man. Dissolve into notes and pour out distant blessings
Yingying Huang: Sing your passion and stretch out your hands
Let me embrace your dreams and let me have your sincere face
Ronghong Hong: Let's make our smiles full of youthful pride
Offer a pious prayer for tomorrow
Shuk Wah Chan: Who can disregard his own homeland and leave behind the memory of childhood
Kim Chi-Hung: Let's make our smiles full of youthful pride
Offer a pious prayer for tomorrow
Shuk Wah Chan: Who can disregard his own homeland and leave behind the memory of childhood<
Kim Ji-Juan (Doll): Who can bear to see the sorrow of yesterday take away our smiles
Wang Meng-Lin: Youth doesn't understand the red dust, the rouge is stained with dust
Li Pei-Jing: Let the tears that have been missing for a long time nourish your face
Fei Yu-Qing: Sing your passion, stretch out your hands
Let me embrace your dreams, let me have your heartfelt face
Let us embrace your dream, let me have your heartfelt face.
Let our smiles be filled with the pride of youth
Pray for tomorrow
Qi Yu: Gently wake up the sleeping soul, slowly open your eyes
Zheng Yi: See if the busy world is still spinning in solitude
Jiang Hui-Huei: The sunrise awakens the morning, and the earth's luster is reborn
Chorus: Sing your passion and hold out your hands
Let me embrace your dreams and let me have your true face
Let our smiles be full of youthful pride
Let's look forward to a better tomorrow
Su Rui: Sing your passion and hold out your hands
Su Rui: Sing your passion and hold out your hands
Su Rui: Sing your passion and hold out your hands
Su Rui: Sing your passion and hold out your hands
The sunrise awakens the morning, and the earth is reborn in glory. Let me embrace your dreams and let me have your true face
Let our smiles be filled with the pride of youth
Let's look forward to a better tomorrow
Yu Tien: Sing your passion and hold out your hands
Let me embrace your dreams and let me have your true face
Let our smiles be filled with the pride of youth
Let our smiles be filled with the pride of youth
Su Rui: Sing your passion and hold out your hands
Let me embrace your dreams and let me have your true face
Let us embrace your dream and let us have your true face
Let's look forward to a better tomorrow (Su Rui harmonized)
Chorus: Sing your passion, hold out your hands
Let me embrace your dreams, let me have your true face
Let's smile full of youthful pride
Let's look forward to a better tomorrow (Qi Qin, Su Rui harmonized)
The year 1986 was the year of world peace. The creators of Let's Look Forward To A Better Tomorrow wanted to mimic the "We Are The World" group's model of singing for a good cause to echo the theme of the Year of World Peace.
So, Taiwanese singers such as Luo Dayou and Zhang Aijia*** wrote the song and gathered 60 Chinese singers*** from Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore and Malaysia to sing it. These singers, spanning across different geographies and record labels, broke the signing restriction and included singers and artists such as Li Zongsheng, Tsai Chin, Su Rui and Pan Yueyun. Luo Dayou and other promoters also invited Flying Saucer, Rolling Stone and PolyGram to participate in the production of the single album.
In 2005, the song was again included in the album "True Love Warms the World" produced for the "Indian Ocean Tsunami Disaster".
November 15, 2008, Luo Dawou won the Sixth Southeast Music Chart Award for Outstanding Contribution to the Chinese Music Scene for this song.