In China, everyone likes to call Zhang Guorong "brother", because he has high appearance and strong character, and always cares about everyone around him with love, just like his brother.
In fact, in Japan, there is also a sister who exists like an older brother, that is, Sakai Izumi.
Perhaps some post-00s are not familiar with her, but people who like to watch anime must have heard her singing.
She composed and sang "Slam Dunk Master", "Dragon Ball GT", "Chinese Little Boss" and "Detective Conan" each capital is a classic.
She didn't care about her appearance, and was jokingly called "dressed more conservatively than a middle school teacher", always wearing a boyish wide shirt and jeans.
Sakai Izumi was really active in the 1990s, when Japan suffered the bursting of the world's most well-known bubble economy, and the whole of Japan was gloomy.
In 1993, ZARD, who sang with Sakai Izumi, appeared in gloomy Japan with "負けないで".
This song gives great encouragement with its brisk melody and positive lyrics, and has been called "Japan's first inspirational song", "second national anthem".
The success of Sakai Izumi, who does not hype or publicize the all-vegetarian face, has also taught a profound lesson to contemporary actresses.