I first learned about Miyuki Nakajima on a music forum with a post called: A woman who has fed most of the Entertainment Circle in Hong Kong and Taiwan.
After reading it, I learned that some Of the Hong Kong and Taiwan songs listened to after the 70s and 80s were all covered by Japan, like Faye Wong and Ren Xianqi basically became popular by singing her songs, Ren Xianqi was fine, and the "Heart Too Soft" that made him famous was made by Taiwan worms. And Faye Wong's famous song "Vulnerable Woman" is a cover of Miyuki Nakajima's "Lipstick", only to change the words.
With the understanding, I am also used to finding out the original and cover songs to listen to and compare. I personally feel that the level of Teresa Teresa's cover singing can be in a position with her, interested friends can find Teresa Teresa's "Walking the Road of Life", and listen to Miyuki Nakajima's "Habit of Loneliness". The rest, because many of The inspirations of Miyuki Nakajima have been changed to love, are much less interesting in comparison.
Born in 1952 in Hokkaido, Japan, Miyuki Nakajima has shown her talent in high school, and there is such a sentence in her graduation message: The ugliest thing in the world is the human heart, and the most beautiful is also the human heart! Later, she combined singers, songwriters, radio hosts, writers, and actors into one, becoming a national treasure of Japan, and she is also a one-of-a-kind figure in Asia musically!
Her works are varied, if you take her "If there are only you and me left in the world" and "Zeus Ship" together to compare and listen, the first one is like Jiang Shan's "Dream Water Town", and the latter is like Lin Zixiang's "Boys Should Be Self-Reliant". That's why I say that the woman who can interpret gentleness and fortitude to the extreme is none other than her.