Gardenia Blossoms is the first single released by Chinese mainland male artist He Jiong. Composed by Wu Luan and arranged by Zhou Di, it was included in He Jiong's debut album "Chan Ai" released in July 2004.
2. What a beautiful jasmine: What a beautiful jasmine, what a beautiful jasmine.
"What a Beautiful Jasmine" was sung all over the world as early as the 1950s, and has been sung until now. In the process of communication, there are dozens of singing methods about "What a beautiful jasmine" in China alone. The most prominent version is 198 1 Cheng Guilan, a Soviet-born singer of the Frontier Song and Dance Troupe, sings in "Wu Nong Ruan Yu". Therefore, some people think that "What a Beautiful Jasmine" is a folk song in southern Jiangsu.
3. Lilacs: You said you like lilacs best.
Lilac is a beautiful campus folk song, which was completed in April 2000. The whole song is to commemorate a girl who died in a car accident, and also the girlfriend of Tang Lei's best friend. There are always many touching stories in romantic years, and there are always many feelings that people can't give up in the ivory tower. Lilacs are just a carrier, and this song expresses deep nostalgia for those who passed away, in fact, it also expresses deep nostalgia for that dream era.
4. Dream flower: the only pure white jasmine.
Flowers in a Dream is an inspirational song, written by Wu Yiwei, composed by the little prince and Hua Lun, and sung by Angela Zhang. Included in June 65438+1October 65438+February 2007, the album of the same name "Flowers in Dreams" is the first title song of the album. In July, 2007, Angela Zhang released the concert album "Variety Angela Zhang World Tour Concert-Taipei Field", which also included this song.
5. Have a nice full moon night: Have a nice full moon night here.
A full moon night is a duet by Richie Jen and Miriam Yeung, which is divided into Chinese version and Cantonese version. It is an episode of the movie "Full Moon Flower" starring them, and it is widely sung because of its catchy melody. This song was included in the EP "Open EP 2004" released by Miriam Yeung in 2004.