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yī tīng de shíhou juéde tǐng bièniu,zhōu jié lún hé Fèi Yùqīng,yī ge shì chàngR&B de,yī ge shì chàng měishēngmíngē xiǎodiào de,tīng zhè liǎng rén duìchàng,gāng kāishǐ de shíhou zhēnde hěnbù xíguàn。bùguò hòulái kàn leMV,yòu duō tīng le jǐ biàn,jiù tīngchū wèidao le。UNKNOWN hái bié shuō,zuìjìn hǎoxiàng hěn liúxíng zhèzhǒng Zhōngxī hébì de gēqǔ ā。
The first time I heard it I thought it was really awkward-- Jay Chow and Fei Yu Qing-- one sings R&B, the other sings operatic folk songs. At first I was really unaccustomed to hearing the two of them singing together. But then I saw the music video and listened to it a few more times, and I could understand the appeal. It seems like this kind of song that combines Western and Chinese elements has gotten really popular lately.
shì a,yǐqián de liúxíng gēqǔ zhǐshì dānchún dì mófǎng xīfāng deR&B( jiézòubùlǔsī),xī hā(hip-hop) hé shuōchàng(rap),zhèjǐnián bùshǎo yīnyuèrén dōu kāishǐ chángshì zài liúxíng gēqǔ zhōng róngrù yīxiē Zhōngguó chuántǒng wénhuà de yuánsù,xiàng wánglìhóng de xīn gē《 zài Méi Biān》 jiùshì qǔcái yú Kūnjù de《 mǔdāntíng》,Táo Zhé de《 sū sān shuō》 dàiyǒujīngjù de yùnwèi,zhōu jié lún de hěn duō gē lǐ yě dōu yùnyòng le gǔdiǎnshīcí hé Zhōngguó de mínzú yuèqì,wǒ tèbié xǐhuan。
Yeah. In the past, pop songs just purely imitated Western R&B (Rhythm and Blues) hip-hop and rap. In the last few years, a lot of musicians have started to incorporate some traditional Chinese elements into pop music. Think of Wang Li Hong's new song ''Beside the Plumtree" which gets its inspiration from ''The Peony Pavilion," a Kun Opera. David Tao's ''Su San Says" has a bit of the charm of Beijing opera. And a lot of Jay Chow's songs make use of classical poetry and Chinese ethnic instruments. I like them a lot.
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