Chapter 1: A twist of fate for two songs
In 1988, the life of the singer Chen Baiqiang was changed by an unexpected song. Sitting in the taxi, the driver ** Wang Jie's "Remembering This", Chen Baiqiang liked it deeply and bought the copyright without hesitation. This song became the theme song of the TVB drama "Intolerable" in 1989, and with the popularity of the series, "What to Ask for in Life" has become a melody engraved in the hearts of countless people. The plot is closely related to family feuds and court disputes, and "Intolerable" won the global Chinese ratings champion, injecting unexpected vitality into this song.
Chapter 2: The Life Journey Behind "What to Ask for in Life".
The song's profound influence comes not only from its moving melody, but also because the lyrics deeply reflect the ups and downs of life. Through a story of basketball and life stages, the song expresses the gains and losses of each stage of life. From giving up basketball to studying, struggling in career, starting a family, and picking up basketball again in middle age, the song connects the stages of life and evokes memories of past gains and losses. Losses seem inevitable, but these losses form part of the puzzle of life, which ultimately makes the family and life we have now.
Chapter Three: Another fate-changing song from 2003
Time flies, and in 2003, "Brother and Sister" in Eason Chan's "Black, White and Gray"** became another song that changed fate in TVB dramas. The song is based on the theme of the city's morbid view of love, and expresses the emotions of love, dreams, and the flow of time through the word "Time Like a Song" adapted from the episode "Rushing to the Clouds". The airplane became a song symbol, carrying emotions and memories at different stages of life. With the success of the "Soaring to the Clouds" series, the song became the focus of ratings in 2003, once again proving TVB's miraculous change in the fate of songs.
Chapter 4: ** Blending with Life, ** Plane of Songs
The reason why these two songs were able to break through the language barrier and were warmly sought after by Chinese people around the world is inseparable from TVB's popularity in the 90s and 00s. TVB uses its excellent drama production to promote these Chinese songs that originally had limited traffic to the world. The song became the theme song of the series, and through the popularization of TV media, it has become a classic in the hearts of hundreds of millions of viewers. The airplane becomes a symbol in the song, carrying the ups and downs and changes of life. Whether it is a proud teenager who flies or a mature adult who looks back, the plane has become the best journey in everyone's heart.
On the whole, the two songs "What Do You Want in Life" by Chen Baiqiang and "Time Like a Song" by Eason Chan not only highlight the profound connotation of the songs, but also reflect the huge influence of TVB in the 90s and 00s. These two songs have successfully broken the restrictions of language and geography through the spread of TV**, and have become classics loved by Chinese people around the world. The theme of the song revolves around the ups and downs of life, the entanglement of love, and the passage of time, which deeply touches the hearts of the listeners.
"What to Ask for in Life" describes the various stages of life, allowing people to recall their own growth and struggle, and express their thoughts on gains and losses. "Time Like a Song" uses airplanes as a symbol to evoke people's resonance with the passage of time and the changes in life. With the blessing of TVB dramas, these two songs have become classics in the hearts of hundreds of millions of viewers.
This story also teaches us that the gains and losses in life are like notes in a melody, and that every experience is an integral part. Although everyone's life trajectory is different, we can all find resonance with each other under the common ** melody. May everyone experience beautiful moments in the journey of life, whether they gain or lose, and achieve a richer and deeper life. Through these two songs, we appreciate the magic of ** and the unique contribution of TVB dramas in communication.
Ending: Wishing the protagonist a bright future
Looking back over the years, we have experienced the joys, sorrows and sorrows of life with "What to Ask for in Life" and "Years Like a Song". These two songs, which were heard by chance at a certain moment, have left a deep imprint on our lives. May the protagonist in the days to come, as the lyrics sing, find all but lose, but not hope but in hand. The gains and losses of life, as sung in the song, cannot explain the gains and losses. I hope that every loss has achieved a better possession, so that the melody of life will be more affectionate and melodious in the wind and rain of the years.