Whether it is the northwest wind or the southeast wind, it is my song, my song.
The loess slope is a common terrain in the north of China. in the late 1980s, the song of the same name, "Loess Slope", which was written by Chen _ and composed by Su Yue, was sung by Zhang Jinglin (aka An Wen) at the CCTV's "Same Ancestor" large-scale gala.
In 1988, the song "Northwest Wind" composed by the famous singer Fan Linlin became popular. Since then, many female singers have followed suit, sparking the popularity of Northwest Wind in the Chinese music scene. 2008, in a large-scale concert commemorating the 30th anniversary of the reform and opening up, Fan Linlin, who has already become a singer, sang "High Slope of the Yellow Earth," once again evoking fond memories of the idealistic '80s.
The original singer of "Loess Plateau" is Fan Linlin. Born in a military camp in Dalian, Fan Linlin aspired to become a professional actor one day. But her loving parents feared that her daughter would follow an uneven artistic path, and only wanted her to take up music as a hobby.
However, in order to realize her dream, Fan Linlin remained down-to-earth in her musical studies and finally enrolled in the Shenyang Conservatory of Music in 1978. 1982, Fan Linlin graduated with honors and was assigned as a soloist with the Dalian Song and Dance Troupe. Although there was a great response in the Northeast at that time, Fan Linlin was still dissatisfied with the status quo, and she thought she should have more room for development.
On April 1, 1987, she cut off her long hair and went to Beijing with 200 yuan and three albums. At the time, Van Linlin silently vowed that even if he worked hard and slept on the floor, he would look like himself. Recalling the scene years later, Fan Linlin said with a sense of relief, "The worst is done, and it's worth suffering a little more for the betterment of the arts."
Zhang Jinglin's first version of "High Slopes of Yellow Earth" was sung at a large-scale literary gala, "The Same Ancestor," which was broadcast in prime time on CCTV in early 1988. The tape of this gala was later released by China Records. However, although the Qingwen version of "Huangtu Gaopo" left a good impression on TV viewers, it didn't really catch on.
In 1987, Fan Linlin rose to fame by singing "Fifteen Moons, Sixteen Full", and "My Passionate Hometown", which opened up the Northwest Wind accent, in contrast to the Hong Kong-Taiwan lyrical singing style that was prevalent at the time. It is a milestone in the Chinese music scene. Shortly after the Haruhi version of "Huangtu Gaopo" came out, Fan Linlin sang "Huangtu Gaopo", which really made the song a hit on the streets.
There were also Fan Linlin, Tian Zhen, Hu Yue, Hang Tianqi and Anton. All of them were famous or won awards with this song.In 1988, there were too many people singing the song "High Slope of Huangtu". Until 1995, Li Na, Liu Chunmei and others covered the song again.103010 is a classic of Chinese pop songs.
The loess slope is a common terrain in the north of China.In the late 1980s, the song of the same name, "Loess High Slope", composed by Chen _ and Su Yue, was sung by Zhang Jinglin (also known as An Wen) at the CCTV large-scale evening party, "Loess High Slope".In 1988, the song "Northwest Wind", which was composed by the famous singer, Fan Linlin, was popular among the audience. Since then, many female singers have followed suit, sparking the popularity of Northwest Wind in the Chinese music scene.
In 2008, at a large-scale concert commemorating the 30th anniversary of reform and opening up, Fan Linlin, who had already become a singer, sang "The Same Ancestor," which once again evoked fond memories of the idealistic 1980s. Setting off a wave of nostalgia, those who experienced the 80s were filled with pride and returned to their youth when they heard these passionate and inspirational songs.
In 2008, at a large-scale concert on CCTV commemorating 30 years of reform and opening up, the host prefaced the song "Loess High Slope" with these words. The reason why China's new music came to be known as the "Northwest Wind" originated from a song. The lyrics of the song include the phrase "whether it is the northwest wind or the southeast wind, it is my song".