The song "Dancing Girl" was popular in the late 80's, and there are several versions in Minnan, Mandarin and Cantonese, and Long Piao Piao, Vivian Chow, Huang Jia Jia, Huang Yiling and others have covered the song. The song's lyrics tell of the tragic life of a dancer, and are often used to satirize the situation of Taiwanese people at the time as tragic as the dancers in the song.
"Dancing Girl" is a Minnan song sung by Chen Xiaoyun in 1985, and actress Han Bao-yi later covered the Mandarin version of the song.
A Cantonese version of the song appeared again in the 1990s, which was called "Come...Seek Your Dreams" and was sung by Yip Yuk-hing. In addition, the song was also sung by female singer Cheuk Yi Ting, who sang a version also called "Hibiscus", also in Mandarin, but with a different singing style from Han Bo Yi.
Dancing girl lyrics introduction: how many people in order to live, through all the sadness and happiness, how many people in order to live, shed all the blood and tears, the bitter to whom to tell ah, who can understand, to do the sadness of the dancing girl, secret tears, but also to the people smile, ah, to come to come to dance, the feet began to shake, regardless of who others are, life is a dream.