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The cover song is more famous than the original song, and the Japanese "song fairy" Miyuki Nakajima looks like a celestial immortal

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The cover song is more famous than the original song, and the Japanese "song fairy" Miyuki Nakajima looks like a celestial immortal

Japanese singer: Miyuki Nakajima

China and Japan have always had entangled love feuds, whether it is the distant Tang Dynasty, or modern China and Japan, but even so, China has had a profound impact on the island nation of Japan, and in turn, some japanese cultures are also immersed in the lives of Chinese people, such as borderless music.

If the songs in the Chinese music scene are borrowed from outside, then who has the most cover songs? Especially the Japanese singer, it must be Miyuki Nakajima.

The cover song is more famous than the original song, and the Japanese "song fairy" Miyuki Nakajima looks like a celestial immortal

Some well-known musicians say that Miyuki Nakajima in Japan, her songs have been active in most of the Chinese music scene, and continue to influence. Although this statement is a bit exaggerated, but in the Chinese music scene, we have indeed collected a lot of Classic Japanese songs, especially the songs of Miyuki Nakajima, in the past 80s and 90s in Hong Kong or Taiwan, Cheung Kwok-wing, Jacky Cheung, Mui Yanfang, Tan Yonglin, Faye Wong, Ren Renying, Ren Xianqi and so on have covered Miyuki Nakajima's songs.

The cover song is more famous than the original song, and the Japanese "song fairy" Miyuki Nakajima looks like a celestial immortal

Chinese singer: Teresa Teng

Many singers in China have covered its songs, covering more than 70 songs and more than 120 versions. Among them are the well-known Teresa Teresa's "Walking the Road of Life", which is sung in a cover from Miyuki Nakajima's "ひとり上".

Faye Wong's "Human World", covered from Miyuki Nakajima's "Clear Stream"

Faye Wong's "Vulnerable Woman", covered from Miyuki Nakajima's "ルージュ"

Yin Hui-hyun, "Love Love", Recited Chuchu Miyuki "Because it's okay to be so ying that it's enough to sing up"

Rene Liu", "Originally You Were Here Too", a cover from Miyuki Nakajima's "Love される花"

Xu Xiaoyuan's Hope for Life, Recited Medium Miyuki,"On the Day When The Rain Skies

凤飞飞潇凤飞凤飞潇

And other songs, all originated from Miyuki Nakajima.

The cover song is more famous than the original song, and the Japanese "song fairy" Miyuki Nakajima looks like a celestial immortal

Chinese singer: Faye Wong

"The Most Vulnerable Woman" is one of the representative works of Chinese female singer Faye Wong, but it is actually derived from the work "Lipstick" created by Miyuki Nakajima in the 1970s. Faye Wong's album "Vulnerable Woman" broke the market record as soon as it was released, and the sales of this album exceeded platinum sales. The album "The Most Vulnerable Woman" swept Hong Kong and won the golden song of various TV music awards.

The cover song is more famous than the original song, and the Japanese "song fairy" Miyuki Nakajima looks like a celestial immortal

Chinese singer: Rene Liu

"Originally You Are Here Too" is a song written by Yao Qian, composed by Miyuki Nakajima, arranged by Tu Ying, and covered by Rene Liu, and included in Rene Liu's album My Failure and Greatness, released on November 21, 2003. The song is the theme song of the TV series "She Came from the Sea".

The cover song is more famous than the original song, and the Japanese "song fairy" Miyuki Nakajima looks like a celestial immortal

Chinese singer: Fan Weiqi

"The First Dream" is a song performed by Fan Weiqi, written by Yao Ruolong, and based on Japanese singer Miyuki Nakajima's "Riding on the Back of the Silver Dragon". It is the theme song of the Japanese drama "Little Lonely Island Doctor".

Fan Weiqi noticed the song after watching "Little Lonely Island Doctor", and she thought that the plot of "Little Lonely Island Doctor" was touching and the theme song was good, which made her have the idea of wanting to cover it. So there was "The First Dream" emerging in the Chinese music scene.

The cover song is more famous than the original song, and the Japanese "song fairy" Miyuki Nakajima looks like a celestial immortal

Chinese singer: Chen Huilin

All Chinese singers who have covered Miyuki Nakajima's sad emotions, their cover songs have become the confirmation of their own emotional experience in life, from the feelings of Faye Wong in "The Most Vulnerable Woman" have undergone several twists and turns, to Teresa Teng, and then to Fan Weiqi, Liu Ruoying, etc., all who cover Nakajima Miyuki's sad sentimental songs, the emotional road is not very smooth--- however, this may be netizens joke!

The cover song is more famous than the original song, and the Japanese "song fairy" Miyuki Nakajima looks like a celestial immortal

The path of walking life comes from Miyuki Nakajima

Miyuki Nakajima (stage name Nakajima みゆき), born on February 23, 1952, was born in Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan.

Miyuki Nakajima, a singer-songwriter and radio host, debuted in 1975 and is one of the most popular female singers in Japan in the 80s, and is still popular with fans in Japan and even Southeast Asia; Nakajima aesthetics, even in today's Japanese music scene, still has a pivotal position, she is known as "Japan's hall of fame" is "Japan's national treasure diva".

The cover song is more famous than the original song, and the Japanese "song fairy" Miyuki Nakajima looks like a celestial immortal

In September 1977, he released his first number one single, わかれうた (Parting Song). In 1981, the second number one single "Evil Girl" was released. In 1989, he began to regularly hold self-written and self-directed stage plays "Night Party". In April 1995, he held his only overseas concert at the Hong Kong Cultural Centre.

At the end of 2002, he participated in the 53rd Red and White Song Festival, NHK's year-end program, becoming the singer with the highest rating (52.8%) of the night. In 2009, he was awarded the Purple Ribbon Medal by the Japanese government. In October 2012, she presented her 43rd single "Enchi らず" ("Ungrateful") for the Japanese drama "Tokyo Full Force Girl".

In 2014, he was invited to sing the theme song for the autumn NHK morning drama "Ah Zheng". On December 31, 2014, he attended the 65th NHK Red and White Song Festival for the second time and sang the theme song of NHK's morning TV drama novel "A Zheng".

The cover song is more famous than the original song, and the Japanese "song fairy" Miyuki Nakajima looks like a celestial immortal

Miyuki Nakajima has been living with her eighty-something mother. In an interview in February 2004, Miyuki Nakajima said it was important to have people she could trust in her 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.

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.

The cover song is more famous than the original song, and the Japanese "song fairy" Miyuki Nakajima looks like a celestial immortal

Miyuki Nakajima, who is still single

Miyuki Nakajima, who has sung with deep feelings all her life, has sung too much helplessness and emotional hurt, her songs have touched countless fans, but also made her "trapped by love", at his 60-year-old concert, she was unmarried for life, wearing a white shirt and singing this song with her old lovers.

The love songs of a lifetime are too wonderful, but alas! Miyuki Nakajima has been trapped in the world of "emotional songs" all her life, and her life is as lonely as snow.

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