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е…‰и‰Ї (pronounced Guang Liang), whose English name is Michael Wong, sings like the kind of guy who writes secret long love letters to the popular girls at school who donвЂ™t know his name, the nebbish counterpart to more obvious brooding heartthrob hybrids like Jay Chou. Lyrically and based on the tempo, it is the spiritual opposite of a banger, a syrupy ballad whose music video ticks off the common tropes of Asian dramas-specifically, a playfully bratty girl gets taken down by a sudden illness whose first symptom is a dramatic fainting spell-with an almost mercenary melancholy. But I know вЂњз«ҐиЇќ,вЂќ pronounced вЂњTong HuaвЂќ and translated as вЂњFairy Tale,вЂќ the way I know what brand of vermicelli noodles my mother prefers to buy at the Asian grocery the way I can instantly invoke the smells of Temple of Heaven balm or various mystery green oils or dried mushrooms or chrysanthemum tea the way I cook variations of my motherвЂ™s recipes as sheвЂ™d cooked variations of her motherвЂ™s recipes, passed down by visual and scent memory alone. I never got into East Asian pop music the way so many kids of my generation-my particular slice of Chinese American middle-class diaspora-did. TheyвЂ™d always be right IвЂ™d always be wrong for insisting I could change-that this time, the dream would stick, and theyвЂ™d have to admit that maybe their wayward child could amount to someone they could be proud of after all. Had any of the time IвЂ™d spent reading all those books, experimenting with so many creative forms, daydreaming and wandering, amounted to anything? DidnвЂ™t I have a different dream the last time we had this conversation? And every time I tried to justify my dreams to my parents, they pulled out a mirror and forced me to look at my earnest reflection and account for all of my wishing and wanting. I wrote a lot of beginnings, but not one ending. I wrote a lot of verses, but they never became songs.

TONG HUA GUANG LIANG KARAOKE FREE

It no longer made sense for me to have free rein over my desires, since none of them manifested as precursors of genius. My passion, once free to pool in the impressions left by whatever stones IвЂ™d overturned on my own, had to be slipped into a narrow barrel and focused on my future: A target my parents had lovingly prepared, like a bridal dowry, from the moment I was born. Then suddenly, or so it felt, my big imagination had to go. I was a wild kid in the natural sense of вЂњwild,вЂќ content to spend hours at the basketball court picking honeysuckle from the fences or holed up at the library, and my parents let me run feral and precocious and fantastic. I daydreamed a lot, imagining myself as an Animorph or a rock star or, my most precious wish, a writer whose shelves were filled with their own work. My motherвЂ™s most cutting comment about me is that I have вЂњa big imagination.вЂќ This wasnвЂ™t a problem when I was a kid: I regularly went all-in on school art projects and could chatter for hours about whatever nonsense I was fixated on at the time. Zhang Yu Sheng Big Ocean - Note- Zhang Yu Sheng died young, he was really popular when he was alive.This is Formation Jukebox, a column by Lio Min on being in transition and the music that helps them make sense of it all. Zhang Zhen Yue - I don't think there's an MV for thisДong li Huo che Walk 9 times on Zhong xiao East roadДЄaron Kwok Can't stop loving you - IF YOU DO THIS YOU MUST DO THE HAND MOTIONS!ДЄ common hit is the theme song to Bao Qing Tian (8pm Soap Opera that ran for YEARS] it's called Xin Yuan Yang Hu Die Meng by Huang An New Butterfly and Mandarin Duck dream - this thing got so popular 1st graders learned it Leon Lai I never listened to, so I couldn't tell you much.ДЄnd let's not forget the ever so ultimate, LITTLE TIGER TEAM! XIAO HU DUI! Aaron Kwok has been out of music but no one forgets one of his hits. Let's not forget the crowned '4 kings' Jacky Cheung(Zhang Xue You) and Andy Lau are two canto people, but they do DO some songs in Chinese. Dong li huo che is a always good for the generation that remembers them. Michael Guang has some stuff that was very popular for a while (Tong Hua was a big hit)- he used to be part of a duo called Wu In Liang Ping. F I R hasn't done anything that i've heard in a while, they're more of a pop rock group that has a female front. If you want super crazy girl songs- A-Mei hits some crazy notes.

If you want girl songs try Jolin Tsai, or Liang Jing Ru. If you want REALLY Taiwan, take the time machine back to Zhang Yu Sheng Zhang Zhen Yue from з€±ж€‘е€«иµ° has some good ones. If you can hit some higher notes, Wang Lee Hom tends to hit more high notes than Jay (in my opinion). Popular artists like Jay Chou should have lots of KTV versions available.

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