Mortal raving-22.7.5-HK Philharmonic

Holy matters:

The most uproar in the entertainment industry recently is the so-called "unpatriotic" remarks by Jacky Cheung, the king of heaven, and the lyrics of Zheng Zhihua's "Lighting the Stars" by Hunan Satellite TV. First of all, the statement made by Tianwang and Zheng Zhihua is understandable. The root of the problem lies in the cramped space for speech and the cautiousness and glass-heartedness of a single value. You have to pursue the so-called "political correctness", otherwise you have to pick out something wrong. It's the easiest thing to do with hats and labels, but this kind of rude behavior and public opinion violence has no meaning except to increase the occlusion of personal and social space. Society and public opinion are becoming more and more intolerant. If there is only one kind of value stock and one voice in society, then what is the source of the motivation for self-examination and evolution advocated by the sages? If sharp criticism disappears entirely, mild criticism will become harsh. If mild criticism is also not allowed, silence will be considered ulterior motives. If silence is no longer allowed, it will be a crime to praise insufficiently. It seems that the public opinion environment in the entire mainland inevitably slips into the abyss of kneeling and licking.

Good music and musicians should be more protected. After all, they have stood the test of time before they can be called classics. The superstars in the music world that we talked about when we were children are not spared the ravages of time. We chatted with friends before. , He likes Faye Wong very much, and he also sighs from time to time that the scenes of those old kings and queens have really been heard less than once.

However, with the development of the mobile Internet and the relative abundance of information channels, we can get a glimpse of the demeanor of those behind the scenes. Two days ago, I had nothing to do. I was wandering at station B, and suddenly I saw the video of the famous musician Hu Weili. In addition to my joy, I also felt that he was old, and his beard and hair were already as white as snow, but it added a bit of fairy style. A sense of bone. Friends who are familiar with Hong Kong film and television soundtracks should be familiar with Hu Weili. He has made soundtracks for many movies, the most classic is the song "Stealing Gong" in the movie "Tai Chi Zhang Sanfeng", the deep and powerful soundtrack, the mood instantly stands up. This song "Stealing Gong" has also been used as the soundtrack by countless film and television works in the Mainland, because it is too classic. There is also the upright and awe-inspiring "Blue Sky" in "Nine-Pin Sesame Official". As soon as the music sounded, Bao Longxing's image suddenly appeared in front of his eyes. The old man can understand the national music to play.

When it comes to Hu Weili, we have to mention three other Hong Kong soundtrack masters: Huang Zhan, Gu Jiahui and Chen Xunqi. Huang Zhan's reputation is too great, and there are too many classic works, needless to say. And Gu Jiahui and Chen Xunqi, the two behind-the-scenes soundtrack masters, have captured the wonderful music memories of many of our childhood classic Hong Kong and Taiwan movies. The 83 version of "The Legend of the Condor Heroes" is a classic in the hearts of fans. The soundtrack in it is from the hands of Gu Jiahui, as well as the theme of "The Love of the Year" and Fa Ge's "Shanghai Bund" in "The True Color of Heroes". The songs are all written by Gu Jiahui. Some of Chen Xunqi's friends may be relatively unfamiliar, but if you mention Wong Kar-wai's classic "Evil in the East and the Poison in the West", the theme song "Heaven and Earth Lonely Shadows", I believe everyone will sigh in their hearts: Oh, so this is Chen Xunqi's work . And this theme song was also used by Xing Ye as the soundtrack to "Journey to the West", and the classic has been passed down to this day.

A good concert accompanies and nourishes people's life, especially those Hong Kong and Taiwan movies that accompanied us from childhood to youth. There are classic old songs and soundtracks in it, no matter when, every time I reminisce, it can always arouse infinite ripples in my heart. . While immersed in the beautiful melody, it will also be a little sad, because the classic era and those shining masters have drifted away.

Although time gets old, classics are timeless, listen and cherish, and listen and recall.

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