First etc., and so on.
For example: 1. "The Sound of the Heart After Drinking" "The Sound of the Heart After Drinking" is a song composed by Tong Hao-ping, arranged by Chung Hsing-min, and sung by Jiang Hui on his album "The Sound of the Heart After Drinking".
The most popular album in Taiwan in 1992 was Jiang Hui's "The Sound of My Heart After Drinking", which was shortlisted for five nominations at the Golden Melody Awards that year and eventually won the Best Vocal Album, with the title track, "The Sound of My Heart After Drinking", winning the Best Composition.
2, "Hai Hai Life" "Hai Hai Life" is a Minnan song, lyrics doll, composer Zhang Guorong.
The song is included in Wang Jie in March 2003 the release of his solo album "love me I love".
The song is included in Wang Jie's personal album "Love Me, Love Me" which was released on March 03, 2003. "Hai Hai Life" sings about the vicissitudes of life and helplessness. 3, "Dancing Girl" is a southern Fujianese song, "Dancing Girl", a famous Taiwanese singer, Chen Xiaoyun's famous song. By Yu Longhua lyrics, Yu Longhua music.
Later another actress Han Po-Yi had covered the Mandarin version of the song. 1990s adapted to the Cantonese version of the "come to find a dream", sung by Yip Yuk Ching.
The song was particularly popular in the late 1980s, and was often used to satirize the fact that the situation of Taiwanese people at the time was as miserable as that of dancers.
4. "Good Guts, You're Coming" "Good Guts, You're Coming" is a Taiwanese rock song composed by Ah Di Zai, arranged by MartinTeng, and sung by Chinese female singer A-Mei Chang.
And is included in the album Amit released on June 26, 2009. The song won the Best Song of the Year Award at the 21st Taiwan Golden Melody Awards in 2010.5. The song "I Love My Taiwan" has been around for half a century and is still popular both at home and abroad, and is known to both young and old.
Now it can be recognized that "I love my Taiwan" is a song, because it can not help but involve the issue of authorship.
Taiwanese composer Hsu Shih wrote "Nandu Night" in 1945, and it began as a Minnan song that was widely circulated in Taiwan.
The golden Minnan songs include "The Heart of Drinking", "Hai Hai Life", "Dancing Girl", "Come if you dare", "I love my Taiwan", "Words of Grandma", "Minnan People", "Love to Work", "Just Rejoice", and "The World
First Class", to name but a few.
For example:
1. "The Voice of the Heart After Drinking"
"The Voice of the Heart After Drinking" is a song composed by Tong Hao-ping, arranged by Chung Hsing-min, and sung by Chiang Hui-huei on his album "The Voice of the Heart After Drinking".
The most popular album in Taiwan in 1992 was Jiang Hui's "The Sound of My Heart After Drinking", which was shortlisted for five nominations at the Golden Melody Awards that year and eventually won Best Vocal Album, with the title track "The Sound of My Heart After Drinking" winning Best Composition.
2, "Hai Hai Life"
"Hai Hai Life" is a Minnan song, lyrics doll, composer Zhang Guorong.
The song is included in Wang Jie's solo album "Love Me My Love", released in March 2003, among others.
"Hai Hai Life" sings about the vicissitudes and helplessness of life.
3, "Dancing Girl"
Minnan song "Dancing Girl" Taiwanese famous singer Chen Xiaoyun famous song.
Lyrics by Yu Longhua, music by Yu Longhua.
The Mandarin version of the song was later covered by another actress, Han Po-Yi.
It was adapted into a Cantonese version in the 1990s as "Come and Seek Your Dreams", featuring Yip Yuk Ching.
The song was particularly popular in the late 1980s, and was often used to satirize the fact that the situation of Taiwanese people at the time was as miserable as that of dancers.
4. "If You've Got the Guts, Come On"
"If You've Got the Guts, Come On" is a Taiwanese-language rock song composed by Adi Chai, arranged by Martin Teng, and sung by Chinese female singer A-Mei Chang.
And is included in the album Amit, released on June 26, 2009.
The song won the Best Song of the Year award at the 21st Taiwan Golden Melody Awards in 2010.
5. "I Love My Taiwan"
The song "I Love My Taiwan" has been around for half a century and is still popular both at home and abroad, and is known to young and old alike.
Now it can be recognized that "I Love My Taiwan" is a creative song, so it can't help but involve the issue of authorship.
Taiwanese composer Xu Shi wrote "Nandu Night" in 1945, and it began as a Minnan song that was widely circulated in Taiwan.