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This year (2008) Spring Festival Evening, Jay Chou sang a very nice song called Blue and White Porcelain. I used to think that Jay Chou was trying to be cool and didn't like his songs very much. Unexpectedly, my opinion is getting more and more biased. I won't talk about Jay Chou's singing skills, because I don't understand. I just like the lyrics of this song Blue and White Porcelain very much. Of course, the song is not bad.

When I was watching TV, I told my brother that this lyricist was very good. How to do it specifically? I didn't say it then.

I know this man's name is Vincent Fang, because I once recommended his book in my reading edition. Then I began to pay attention to this person, and later found that most of Jay Chou's lyrics that I thought were good were written by this brother. I couldn't help admiring him at first. His lyrics are not like many bad songs of oh-yeah now. Good writing and beautiful artistic conception. It can be seen that he has a certain accumulation in ancient culture. What is commendable is that he not only piled up some images in ancient poetry, but was able to transcend them-find a new artistic conception through these images. With such a good word, it's hard for Jay Chou not to be popular.

Let's put the lyrics of blue and white porcelain and the words I recommend for interested friends to see. It's a long story, so be patient. I added the blanks in the lyrics, and the sentences in brackets are my comments.

Blue and white porcelain

Word: Fang Gang

Song: Jay Chou

The blank embryo outlines the blue and white pen (the pen is very good, which not only breaks the topic literally, but also sets the tone for the whole word)

The peony depicted on the bottle is like your first makeup (follow the above sentence closely and continue to love)

Through the window, I know Ran Ran Sandalwood (because of your dresser, there is a window, so there is disappointment, so I know your heart).

The pen on the rice paper is now half (who writes on the paper? No, it seems to be me in the poem The word Xuan paper is a bit too hard)

Glass renders a lady's figure with a deep charm (the word charm is not very good, it is too straightforward)

And your smile has just sprouted (already smiled, or just sprouted? What should I do when I want to release it? Rhyming is too difficult)

A wisp of your beauty floats where I can't go (the second half is good, the first half is spoiled by kind words)

The sky is blue, I'm waiting for you (classic sentence-the sentence itself is very literal, taking care of the whole word)

Cooking stoves smoke thousands of miles across the river (at first glance, the image is good, but it seems that thousands of miles across the river)

At the bottom of the bottle, Han Li imitated the elegance of the previous dynasty (now this word seems redundant. Besides, Han Li is characterized by its lack of elegance. This sentence is not very good)

Think of it as the foreshadowing of meeting you.

The sky is blue, I am waiting for you (needless to say)

The moonlight was salvaged, and the ending was dizzy (very good, very imaginative)

For example, blue-and-white porcelain handed down from generation to generation is beautiful in itself, and your eyes are smiling (it is good to be beautiful in itself, and the word handed down from generation to generation is very strange)

Koi fish, whose color is white and blue, jumped to the bottom of the bowl.

I miss you when copying Song Ci (Song Ci is very strange, Song Ci refers to a regular script, which is usually written in lines, and Song Ci is even less).

The secret you have been hiding in the kiln for thousands of years (hiding is not in line with the common law of Chinese mainland, so it is usually buried)

Extremely delicate is like landing embroidery needle (this sentence is good, medium is good, and landing needle is a bit strange)

Outside the curtain, plantains cause showers, and knockers cause verdigris.

And I passed by a small town in Jiangnan, which annoyed you. Jiangnan town is a bit overdone, you can avoid it a little)

In splash-ink landscape painting, you are hidden in the depths of ink (the words from and be are very strange to match, so mainland students can't write in the exam)

The sky is blue, I am waiting for you (here is another song, nothing to say)

Smoke from the stove floated across the river thousands of miles away.

At the bottom of the bottle, Han Li imitated the elegance of the previous dynasty.

Think of it as the foreshadowing of meeting you.

The sky is blue, I am waiting for you.

The moonlight was salvaged, dizzy.

Like blue-and-white porcelain handed down from ancient times, you are as beautiful as a fairy, with a beautiful smile.

Attached:

Youth Reference Reading Edition: The Man Behind Jay Chou

2007- 12- 18

On Fang Zhouzi's Plain Beauty and Rhyme

Author: Vincent Fang

Publishing House: Writers Publishing House

Date of publication: September 2007

Fixed price: 22.00 yuan

The singer Jay Chou is famous all over the country, but few young people know him now. But one hero and three gangs, most of the lyrics of Jay Chou's music album, such as: Long Quan, nunchakus, double knives, love before BC, straight answer, Qilixiang and so on. Vincent Fang.

Fang Zhouzi has been nominated for the Best Composition Award in Taiwan Golden Melody Award for six consecutive years. He was originally a frustrated young man in the suburbs of Taipei, working hard to realize his dream in Taipei. Before he became famous, he worked as a salesman of anti-theft equipment and delivered takeout to people. Later, Fang Zhouzi was discovered by Wu Zongxian, a famous artist in Taiwan Province, and became a full-time lyricist, and became a golden partner with Jay Chou. Jay Chou composed music, and Fang Gang wrote the perfect lyrics for him. Therefore, some people call Fang Zhouzi "the man behind Jay Chou's success".

This book is a collection of even and flat rhyming poems by Vincent Fang. "Rhyme" is easy to understand, while "plain face" is a bit puzzling. Vincent fang himself explained: "(Plain face) refers to a face with pure Chinese characters. My favorite collection of poems has no punctuation, no foreign words and no Arabic numerals. Because poetry can replace punctuation with its broken sentences and broken sentences, I will position it as plain. "