As one of the four kings of the song, Jacky Cheung is my favorite singer, and the voice with a natural sense of story is too attractive. Jacky Cheung's songs do not have a sense of obsolescence, and the fans of the god of song span all ages. The reason why the god of song is called the god of song is because they have a kind of magic, no matter what kind of song, whose song, singing from their mouths becomes their own, each song seems to be a story full of plot.
Jacky Cheung's "I Waited until the Flowers Thank You" is very classic, not only the melody is good, but the poignant love story is also very touching. Singers in the circle are also keen to cover this song, such as a-lin Huang Liling, Wu Keyue, Ye Xuanqing, Li Jiawei, Xue Zhiqian & Hammer Na Lisa and so on.
"I Wait until the Flowers Are Thankful" has two versions, Cantonese and Mandarin, composed by Li Weisong, the Cantonese version is filled in by Chen Shaoqi, and the Mandarin version is filled in by Wu Qingkang. This song is a classic of the times, that kind of confession-like deep pain and helplessness, sung in Jacky Cheung's thick trembling voice, so that the listeners follow the remorse and can't help but cry.
But it is such a legendary work, when Li Weisong took this song to find a number of record companies to recommend, they were rejected, and even personally played the song to the other party, but no one has ever wanted this song. Until he met Jacky Cheung's royal producer Ou Dingyu, he listened to Li Weisong's "I Wait until the Flowers Are Thanked", and at that time, he was going to make a decision, because he felt very good, left it to Jacky Cheung to sing. Then there was the classic we hear now.
Classics often have to go through a certain twist and turn story to come out, and it is precisely because of these difficulties that they appear more valuable. This song is so popular not only the luck of the original song, but also the luck of our listeners, I believe that this song accompanies many difficult moments of wounded men and women in love, and even means a lot to them.
Then again, with so many versions of singing, which version do you like the most?