The song was the best gift given by young people in those days. The photos of the singers are printed on the front and the songs they sing on the back, and they are sold in sets like cards.
I like song films for two reasons, the first is that the lyrics of popular songs are really beautiful, then singing is still relatively conservative, people's habits are still in the era of model plays and revolutionary songs, in the early days of reform and opening up, there were First Hong Kong and Taiwan songs and campus songs, and then there were popular songs created by domestic writers, gradually opening their horizons, the original lyrics can be written like this, songs can be sung like this! When I was young, I liked things with words, especially poetry, and aren't these lyrics the most beautiful poems? The second reason is that when I was young, I especially liked to read, and these songs were used as bookmarks. After some books are read, the song pieces are also sandwiched in the book. A few days ago, I sorted out the collection of books, found a few song pieces from the book, re-appreciated it, and felt very deeply, and it took decades in a flash, and the feeling of passion at that time could no longer be found! It's really red cherries, green plantains, and I'm thoroughly ripe!
The first is the singer Li Guyi, the back song is "Nostalgia", this song should be the earliest domestic popular song, that kind of air singing method is amazing. I think "Unforgettable Tonight" should be Li Guyi's masterpiece, enduring, the finale song of the annual Spring Festival Gala program list.
The second photo is of the singer Zhang Shumo, and the song on the back is "It's Dark". Zhang Momo's famous song is "The Dream of rocket soldiers" in 1980, and I think "Gulangyu Wave" sung in the spring evening of 1983 should be her masterpiece.
The third is the singer Zheng Xulan, and the back song is "Sun Island". Another Shaolin Temple movie interlude, "Shepherd Song", is widely circulated and deeply loved by the masses.
The fourth photo is of duet singers Tian Ming and Zhang Xizhen, and the back song is "Early morning, we step on the trail". Few people remember these two singers, and in 1980 they were famous duet actors of the Central Song and Dance Troupe.
The fifth is the singer Wu Xiaoyun, a native of Shanghai, who was also a famous singer at that time, and later went to Japan to study and settle down, good at Japanese songs.