In the dimly lit and mysterious recording studio, a few red candles are dotted with them, which seem to be a flash of fire in the silence, a metaphor for some kind of undercurrent. The wooden microphone stands on the stage like a lonely watchman, waiting for the moment to be brought to life. In the land of China, music is like a seed in fertile soil, taking root, sprouting and blooming. In this flowery music scene, there are three female singers like bright stars, they are Tian Zhen, Na Ying and Sun Yue.
In 1966, Tian Zhen cried for the first time in Beijing, followed by Na Ying in 1972 in a workers' home in Liaoning, and in the same year not far from Harbin, Sun Yue also came to this world. The three singers, spanning the three northern provinces, seem to have predetermined the interweaving of their fate.
Tian Zhen cut off his long hair at the age of 16 and embarked on a musical journey step by step. Her voice, hoarse with power, loud and penetrating, seems to have been born for the stage. Na Ying has become the impeccable focus of the audience's eyes with her unique hairstyle and energetic stage performance, and her voice and demeanor are unique in her spinning and jumping. And Sun Yue, the girl in a military coat who played the recorder freely in the sun, also lit up the sky of music with her clear voice.
In 1992, Tian Zhen shouted like a warrior on the stage of Inner Mongolia, and every one of her lyrics was like a declaration of life, which deeply touched the hearts of countless people. Two years later, Sun Yue jumped into people's field of vision with a cover of "I Wish You Peace", and the song seemed to be full of blessings and warmth, calm and firm.
At an awards ceremony in 2001, Tian Zhen bluntly exposed the organizers' dishonest behavior, and this brave act caused huge repercussions. In the audience, Na Ying silently wiped the tears from the corners of her eyes, her tears were like dewdrops before dawn, reflecting the pure pursuit of music and inner persistence.
In a grand competition in the Bird's Nest Stadium in 2007, Sun Yue sweated with many stars, expressing his love for the game and his love for music with his voice. In 2009, Tian Zhen faded out of the stage due to illness, and Sun Yue gradually faded out of the public eye and chose to join the family, but Na Ying still struggled unremittingly on the road of music, singing every stage with her powerful voice.
The three singers, each of whom showed the charm of music and their personal style, their singing voices once resounded in the north and south of the country, touching the hearts of countless listeners. Music is not only their way to glory, but also an indispensable part of their lives. The competition in the music scene never stops, and everyone is proving themselves in their own way. Na Ying, Tian Zhen and Sun Yue, their respective lights constitute the bright starry sky of Chinese music. Under this starry sky, no one is the eternal eldest sister, because the true meaning of music does not lie in the victory of competition, but in the resonance of every heart, the story behind each song, and the strength and comfort that music brings to people.
Although the three singers are different in their activities, their contributions and influence on the Chinese music scene cannot be ignored. The world of music is constantly evolving, with each generation bringing new sounds and new stories being told. Just like the reincarnation of the stars in the night sky, each singer shines in his own time, leaving behind beauty and emotion, and their singing will be passed down from generation to generation and become an eternal melody. In the long river of time, music itself is the ultimate eldest sister, and the singers, whether it is Na Ying, Tian Zhen or Sun Yue, are the loyal messengers of the eldest sister of music, and they will continue to exist in our lives in various forms, making our world more colorful because of their singing.