There are two main reasons why "Fireworks Are Easy to Cold" was banned.
One theory is that the music video of the song was eventually banned because it was not censored and filed by the Ministry of Culture before it was published. Another theory is that the song itself is too sad, which will make the listener feel pessimistic and heartbroken, the sadness of the song, the loneliness of the lyrics and Jay Chou's too sensational tone, many people will feel sad and even have suicidal thoughts after listening to it, so they are banned from singing.
However, there are also theories that the Ministry of Culture banned "Fireworks Are Easy to Cold" only because of the copyright issue of the song, the song was included in the first batch of illegal online ** product list, and the songs of other singers were also partially cleaned up.
In general, the reason for the ban on "Fireworks Are Easy to Cold" may be related to a number of factors, including review and filing issues before the music video is published, the emotional impact of the song itself, and copyright issues.
Fireworks are easy to be cold" is a song written by Fang Wenshan and composed by Jay Chou, and its background story originates from "Luoyang Jialanji" written by Yang Xuanzhi during the Northern Wei Dynasty.
The song depicts the encounter between a royal general and a woman in Luoyang City and love at first sight, but due to frequent battles, the general was requisitioned by the imperial court to fight on the border. In the years of war and chaos, Luoyang City became dilapidated, and the woman waited for the return of the general to no avail, and finally chose to become a nun. When the general returned from the storm and looked for the woman, he learned that she had died in the ancient temple of Garan. The general was told that there was a woman waiting for him all the time.
Jay Chou used this background story as the material to create the song "Fireworks Are Easy to Cold". The lyrics are full of sadness and beauty, expressing people's disgust with war and their desire for peace. The whole song is set in Luoyang City of the Northern Wei Dynasty, showing the profundity of history and classical charm.
It is important to note that although the backstory of the song is fictional, the emotional and historical background it expresses is real and profound, which is one of the reasons why the song is so beloved by people.