Tip: In the Chinese music scene, Teresa Teng is a legend. Where there are Chinese, there is her singing. Her singing voice is sweet and innocent, her smile is gentle and bright, and this song and this smile have long entered people's hearts. Teresa spent her best years in Japan, but she rejected all the Japanese boys who admired her.
These two major events had a profound impact on Teresa Teng
In May 1900, the Eight-Power Alliance invaded China. This was a war of armed aggression against China composed of eight major countries headed by Britain, the United States, France, Germany, Russia, Japan, Italy, and Austria at that time. On July 7, 1937, the Japanese army provoked the Lugou Bridge Incident near Beiping, and the Sino-Japanese War broke out in full swing. These two major events have left a deep wound on every Chinese and have become memories that every Chinese cannot forget. Today, when we listen to Teresa Teresa's songs, we can't imagine that these two major events have also had a profound impact on Teresa's life.
Looking back at the 20th century Chinese music scene, Teresa Teng is a huge presence. In March 1974, at the age of 21, Teresa Teng turned to the Japanese music scene, an important town of Asian pop music. Shortly after arriving in Japan, he released his first Japanese album "Whether Tonight or Tomorrow Night". Her sweet songs resound throughout Japan, and she has countless Japanese fans, but she says that Japan is the least romantic place.
Teresa Teng went to Japan to develop, which was not originally envisioned. In 1973, scouts found her 20 years old at the Oriental Opera House in Hong Kong. At that time, Japanese record companies were very interested in Chinese singers, believing that her appearance and voice were very good. In this way, the head of Polydor in Hong Kong signed a contract with her, and the following year she was introduced to the Japanese stage. When she first arrived in Japan, she was busy at work and very hard. Under the arrangement of the record company, she learned Japanese and new singing methods, and found a breakthrough in singing skills. For five years, she worked up to 12 hours a day, with only one day off per week.
There is always a Japanese male fan who sits in the first row early
Teresa Teng went to Japan and attached great importance to the Japanese market. Although she was a newcomer, she quickly gained the favor of fans. Every time she performs, there is always a Japanese male fan who sits in the first row early and always stares at her seriously. After a long time, Teresa Teresa found out and noticed the male fan. At one concert, the male fan held a bouquet of flowers in his hand and took to the stage to express his admiration for her, while taking his wife and children with him. Only then did she know that the family was her fan.
With the passage of time, Teresa Teng's popularity in the Japanese music scene has continued to rise. In the place where the cherry blossoms are in full bloom, she bravely and confidently wears the qipao that symbolizes Chinese women, and her smile reveals the gentleness of Chinese women. Many times, she herself could not imagine that she could unexpectedly get the praise of fans. For five years in Japan, she has been using her Chinese name, sometimes the English name teresa teng, but she has never taken a Japanese stage name.
Teresa is proud of her Chinese image. At that time, Taiwanese dynamic singer Ouyang Feifei had become popular in Japan, and later became a Japanese daughter-in-law. In the highly exclusive Japanese music scene, Teresa Teresa was eventually loved by countless Japanese fans with her strength, and she herself became the most well-known Chinese singer in Japan, which is difficult to reach.
Reject the love of Japanese boys and resolutely refuse to marry Japanese people
While working in Japan, Teresa Teresa met japanese singer Shinichi Mori and spread a scandal. In this regard, Teresa Teng's brother Deng Changxi felt very ridiculous. Deng Changxi said in "Teresa Teng Lijun's Pictorial Biography": She and Mori Jinichi are just artists under the same company, and they entered the Japanese music scene at the same time, and the company wants to shape them into golden boys and jade girls, which is the company's propaganda means, so it creates illusions to the outside world. Deng Changxi also said that Teresa Teng never liked Japanese men.
When Teresa Teng was in Japan, many Japanese boys fell in love with Teresa Teresa and pursued her fiercely, but she resolutely refused to associate. She said she couldn't stand the style of Japanese boys and thought their attitude was not sincere enough. At work, she can feel their rejection of her. But the more important point is that Teresa Teng herself said: "Sometimes when I look at the Japanese, I can't help but think of the descriptions in history textbooks such as the Eight-Power Alliance, the Eight-Year War of Resistance, and the Nanjing Massacre." ”
We can say that Teresa's best youth was spent in Japan. Teresa Teresa said: "The deep-rooted education made it impossible for me to accept their (Japanese boys') feelings. "Teresa Teng's emotional depths, even if she has won the love of countless fans, she still can't forget the past history." The Nanjing Massacre has made us lose 300,000 unarmed compatriots, whether today or in the future, every Chinese will engrave this history in their hearts and never forget it. Because of this, Teresa Teng was determined not to marry a Japanese boy who admired her, so that she hurried through her life. (Text/Fan Forward)