The 1980s and 1990s were the heyday of Hong Kong and Taiwan pop music, when countless outstanding singers and beautiful songs emerged in the Hong Kong and Taiwan music scenes.
The names of Zhang Guorong, Tan Yonglin, Mui Yanfang, Luo Dayou, Li Zongsheng, Zhou Huajian, etc., and the melody behind them, are deeply engraved in our minds.
Some people say that the Hong Kong and Taiwan pop music of the 80s and 90s represented the pinnacle of the Chinese music scene, and those singers were the most glorious beings in the Chinese music scene, leading the development of Chinese music.
However, in recent years, this statement has been questioned, because with the diversification of listeners' tastes, more and more people have begun to accept some Japanese and Korean songs, and some of them like nostalgic listeners have found the melodies of many songs familiar.
It turned out that the hit songs that we particularly liked at that time were all Japanese songs with covers, and the Japanese singer who was most covered was Miyuki Nakajima. Miyuki Nakajima has composed more than 500 songs, of which more than 70 have been covered by Hong Kong and Taiwan singers.
Therefore, some people joke that Miyuki Nakajima feeds most of the Hong Kong and Taiwan music scenes, and there is another saying that the Hong Kong and Taiwan music scene is a Chinese Chinese group.
In the 80s and 90s, many classic cover songs that could appear in the Hong Kong and Taiwan music scenes were caused by the times and the record market. Calling the Hong Kong and Taiwan music of that era the pinnacle of Chinese pop music is indeed a bit exaggerated.
We can blame the record company for being impetuous and mercenary, and we can question the lack of originality in the Hong Kong and Taiwan music scenes, but please don't despise those singers.
Although at that time, the relationship between China and Japan was still relatively awkward, however, the cover of Nakajima Miyuki's songs was put on the streets and alleys, and countless stars became famous just for covering his songs, Nakajima Miyuki was worthy of being a genius musician, and the songs created were widely sung in both Japan and China!
Miyuki Nakajima is a Japanese singer, music composer, radio host, writer and actress, born on February 23, 1952 in Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan
Miyuki Nakajima was born on February 23, 1952 in Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan, the son of Shinichiro Nakajima, an obstetrician and gynecologist, and grandfather Takeshi Nakajima.
Miyuki Nakajima has been in business for a long time and served as the speaker of the Hokkaido Obihiro City Council.
Miyuki Nakajima began studying piano at the age of 5 and also studied ballet. In the second grade of elementary school, she tried composition for the first time, a bold move that was supported by her family.
In April 1970, she entered the Faculty of Letters of Fuji Women's University, and in May 1972, Nakajima, who was still a university student, participated in the National Song and Music Festival for the first time, and was praised for the song "I Often Think Like This".
However, stimulated by the question "The Meaning of Being a Singer" by the Japanese poet Shuntaro Tanigawa, a judge at the time, he refused the opportunity to make his debut.
After graduating from university in March 1974, he returned to Daihiro City, where he briefly worked as a Chinese language teacher at his alma mater, Kashiwa Yakuo High School, and did amateur music performances in the workshop because of his educational internship.
However, as such a good person, Miyuki Nakajima's all-Japan tour has also been confirmed, and she is still living a single life when she is over the age of Hana.
A neighbor of Miyuki Nakajima said: "Miyuki Nakajima lives with her mother and her brother, who is a doctor, and her mother's vision in recent years has been so poor that she can hardly see, and her waist and legs have become very weak, and she is basically unable to go out." ”
One day in mid-September, a taxi pulled up outside Miyuki Nakajima's house, and from the back seat of the car were her and her 83-year-old mother. Miyuki Nakajima supported her mother's waist and slowly lowered the seat of the car to help her off the ground. The mother slowly walked towards the entrance with the support of her daughter. The driver helped remove the wheelchair from the trunk of the car, and Miyuki Nakajima, who helped her mother into the house, immediately came out and carried the wheelchair into the house.
For her mother, who is struggling with mobility, Miyuki Nakajima goes out shopping every day. A person from a nearby store revealed: "A few days ago, Miyuki Nakajima came over to buy daily necessities such as rolls of paper, toothbrushes and toiletries. Carrying a bag on his back and carrying a shopping bag home. ”
The responsibility of caring for her mother fell to Miyuki Nakajima, the eldest daughter.
In an interview in February 2004, Miyuki Nakajima said, "It is very important to have new arrivals in my family. However, on the other hand, no matter how well you do your job, you won't be happy if you don't have someone to trust around you. ”
Although the official did not announce or disclose whether Miyuki Nakajima had a relationship,
But some netizens have confided that Miyuki Nakajima once had a relationship!
It is said that Miyuki Nakajima and Takuro Yoshida, the "former father of Japanese folk songs", were lovers when they were young, and he later married three times, and at the age of 49, he asked her to sing songs when her creative power was exhausted, asking for "songs like suicide notes". She sent Me a Lie Forever.
At his 60-year-old concert, after 31 years of disobedience, she never married, wearing a white shirt and singing this song with her old lovers