Researchers in spiritual science refer to matter attached to the human body as "soul particles."
They believe that the soul element particle is a special kind of existence, does not act on the gravitational field of the earth, and can travel between the earth or the universe at will.
Of course, it is only one of many hypotheses about "death" that cannot be refuted.
Because no one in the world really understands death.
But if we assume that death is not the end of life, the soul will exist in another form in the world.
So music, perhaps, is one of the carriers?
<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > King Robin's "In That Far Place."</h1>
In 1939, Wang Luobin followed the crew of "Long Live the Nation" to the Qinghai Jinyintan Grassland to shoot.
There, he met a beautiful 17-year-old girl, Saye Dolma, and the two gradually developed a relationship at work.
By the end of the film, they return to their respective lives.
Wang Luobin could not forget this experience, so he created "In That Distant Place".
Later, Saye Dolma died of illness in 1954, and Wang Luobin died 42 years later, but this story remained forever in the Jinyintan grassland.
People there knew that there was once a young girl here who loved a man who had come from afar.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > Fengfei's "Dreamcatcher"</h1>
After the death of the famous Taiwanese writer Sanmao, Luo Dayou created "Dream Chaser" as a memorial and invited Feng Feifei to sing.
The original song was the Cantonese theme song of the same name in the movie "Heavenly Love", which was later filled in by Luo Dayou into the Chinese version of "Youth Without Regrets".
The lyrics of "Dreamcatcher" and "Youth Without Regret" are almost exactly the same.
There are only four more sentences, which Luo Dayou adapted from the text written by Sanmao:
Let the wandering footprints write lasting memories in the desert
The handwriting that drifts away is the deep passion of your heart
Who wanders in the voice in the reincarnation of the past and the hereafter
Obsessively laughing at my mortal lifelong incomprehensible care
Re-singing the songs that have already been formed, and adding other people's words, is almost unique in Luo Dayou's previous works.
What Feng Feifei sang was the sympathy of a talented musician and a talented writer.
<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > Rowan's "Under the Lion Rock."</h1>
"Under the Lion Rock" is a live television series from the 1970s to the post-millennium, telling the struggles and views of ordinary citizens in life.
It almost bears witness to the history of Hong Kong's changes.
At that time, the producer of the drama, Zhang Minyi, was very interested in the publicity role of the theme song on the TV series, so she invited Gu Jiahui, Huang Xia, and Luo Wen to cooperate in creating the theme song of the same name, "Under the Lion Mountain".
It's hard to worry about it
It is in the same boat
Under the Lion Rock and together
Abandon the distinction and seek common pairs
After the financial storm, the economy fell into a depression, just when the road ahead was in a haze, it was this song that reawakened people's spirit of self-improvement and accompanied Hong Kong to get better and better.
And Rowan's resolute voice has comforted lonely people for many nights.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > Teresa's Tales of a Small Town</h1>
"A Tale of a Small Town" was created for the film of the same name.
At that time, the director found several singers to audition, but they all gave up because their melodies were too gentle and gentle.
After all, sometimes the simplest things are often the hardest to sing.
Later, it was Weng Qingxi who recommended Teresa Teng.
At that time, Teresa Teng was already the top singer, she was touched by the sincerity of the creators, and gladly responded, which led to the bland but full of quiet charm of "Small Town Story".
Maybe only Teresa Teresa can do it.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > Chen Baiqiang's "Partial Like You"</h1>
After Chen Baiqiang created "Partial Like You", he found musician Zhou Qisheng to help arrange the music.
He said that he liked Zhang Delan's "If There Is No Flower, No Fruit", and he wanted the feeling of a Chinese minor key.
Therefore, on the basis of popular music, Zhou Qisheng added a large number of folk music instruments such as flutes and guzheng to form a unique Chinese taste, which has the version we hear today.
Later, Chen Baiqiang died at the age of 35.
For Zhou Qisheng and Chen Baiqiang, this song has become a souvenir of brotherhood.
But everyone also heard their own story.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > Zhang Yusheng's "The Sea"</h1>
At that time, Zhang Yusheng retired from the army and returned to UFO Records.
The owner of the flying saucer first approached Chen Zhiyuan, hoping that he could help Zhang Yusheng create a new music album.
But Chen Zhiyuan was very busy at that time, so he recommended Chen Xiunan, who was doing the arrangement together, and asked him to help Zhang Yusheng write songs, and he had "The Sea".
Later, many people thought that this song was sung by Zhang Yusheng to commemorate his sister who died of drowning, but this was not the case, it was just a popular song that Chen Xiunan had received the task for the first time and racked his brains to create with his heart.
Zhang Yusheng's voice is bright and wide, as if the sea has wrapped you up.
If it weren't for the car accident at the age of 31, maybe we would have heard more of his thinking about music.
<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > Huang Jiaju's "Sea wide sky"</h1>
On the occasion of beyond's tenth anniversary, Huang Jiaju found the previously composed song, filled in the mental journey of the past ten years, and completed "Sea and Sky".
It is full of hardships and adherence to ideals by Huang Jiaju and the band along the way.
In order to make the whole song sound more powerful, Beyond collaborated with the string orchestra for the first time, showing the fighting spirit and enthusiasm of rock and roll to the fullest.
"Sea wide sky" can be said to be the pinnacle of the entire Chinese music scene, but it has also become Huang Jiaju's masterpiece.
The harsh reality and the sense of tragic fate are really lamentable.
<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > Zhang Guorong's "Love of the Year"</h1>
When Wu Yusen filmed "The True Colors of Heroes", Huang Xia helped create the theme song "The Year of Love" without taking a penny, in order to commemorate the precious friendship between the two.
The song opens with a melodious harmonica, and together with Zhang Guorong's calm and gentle voice, let the bits and pieces of the past be mixed with the movie screen pass in front of the eyes.
You don't occasionally assume.
Suppose 17 years ago on April Fool's Day, he didn't jump down from the 24th floor.
Will he still stand in the spotlight now, singing about the sophistication of the past, and finally being relieved?
< h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > Asan's Leaves</h1>
You must be working hard alone, right?
Don't be so kind, don't be too generous; don't act competent, or over time people will think your help is deserved.
If you are tired, take a break.
If you can't help it, cry.
No one can take your place anyway, and no one can stay with you forever.
This may be the story that "Leaves" wants to tell?
Asan's family has been poor since childhood, working from a young age to supplement the family, and was diagnosed with lymphoma not long after becoming famous, and after 2 years of fighting cancer, he finally died at the age of 34.
She sings in the song:
"Loneliness is the carnival of one person; carnival, it is the loneliness of a group of people"
How did such a cold and sentimental word become particularly powerful in Asan's low and gentle voice?
It turns out that the deceased will leave a song behind.
As a consolation to give you and me to continue my life.