Just now on TV, I saw Li Chunbo singing the old song "A Family Letter", which felt a little strange. The main thing I mean by weird is the lyrics, which feel as bland and boring as boiled water, especially the last sentence "This salute to that" is a bit unbearable! "This salute" is generally used in the communication of letters on official business, I don't know if others will write a family letter to say "this salute"? I've never seen anyone with a family who writes a letter and says, "This salute to that!" Goosebumps still scattered all over the place? Isn't this a bit like the two-hundred-and-five-year-old guy at the head of the village?
In my opinion, the melody of "A Letter from home" is as bland as the lyrics. I didn't think it sounded good anyway. I have to admit that I don't understand music, and I even get bored when I hear loud chirping. In fact, I rarely watch TV, especially not watching entertainment programs. When I saw the yellow-haired guy on the screen angrily pointing east and west, I would be embarrassed, pick up the remote control and quickly change the station. Just now I actually patiently read "A Letter from home" sung by Li Chunbo, am I very strong?
Looking up on the Internet, "A Letter to the Family" was popular all over the country in the 1990s and won a bunch of awards.
