Xu Guanjie's Indirect Music Generation Division

Xu Guanjie's concert was a beautiful event because of the Chief Executive's "Kiss of Death". Many people just wanted to listen to the song to relieve their depressed mood for many days. Finally, they knew that they were with a person with a disgusting face and blood on his hands. When the audience of the same concert, I always feel a thorn in my heart, I am afraid that the more I listen, the more uncomfortable it will be.

The previous generation of Hong Kongers named Xu Guanjie the "God of Songs" because he set off the trend of Cantonese songs in the 1970s. He graduated from the University of Hong Kong in psychology. He did not shy away from slang and released many popular songs. ", "The Most Important Fun", "A Laugh in the Sea", etc., with a wide range of topics, reflecting the current shortcomings, expressing the aspirations of many Hong Kong people, resonating and being very popular, some songs are even written and composed by him personally, in exchange for In this era, it should be a very powerful singer-songwriter.

In 1992, Xu Guanjie retired with honor, and after that, he held concerts to meet fans who supported him. Seriously, the post-millennium queen doesn't even know about the Four Heavenly Kings, let alone the song god who is already semi-retired?

Although Xu Guanjie held the concert to cheer up Hong Kong people and support the music industry affected by the epidemic, does the publicity target of the concert really touch the new generation of Hong Kong people? Even as a person in my thirties who was born in the 1980s, very few friends around me paid attention to this concert.

There is no doubt about the status of the song god, and his musical works are also classics. However, some treasures cannot be passed down forever and will only become historical relics of the museum. Think about it, how many people around you participate in singing competitions and large-scale performances to sing Xu Guanjie's songs? I am afraid there is only the "God of Wealth Arrival" that is familiar to everyone during the Chinese New Year.

No one can stop everyone from reminiscing about the golden years of Hong Kong, but it is a fact that cannot be resonated with the new generation. It is a fact that is not what it used to be. If young people are to cherish Cantonese song culture, those veterans of the music world have made great achievements in the past ten years. What has the Hong Kong music scene contributed? Why is it that the music industry in Hong Kong is getting more and more difficult, and young people aspiring to devote themselves to music creation are looking forward to it?

The difference between generations, please forgive me for being indifferent to Xu Guanjie. I continue to work hard at Work from Home every day. I only work while rewatching Ho Yunshi's Live Stream concert on YouTube . It is more interesting to listen to the songs that accompanied me growing up. resonance.