Song: "Pingju"
Lyricist: Lu Lala
Composer: Sun Zhengming
Singer: Li Yijun & Li Fuxing< /p>
(Li Yijun) No matter how it ends in the future, at least we have been together
There is no need to bother to restrain each other, let alone verbal commitment
As long as we have had the right relationship It's enough for you and me
There are many memories in a person's life. I just hope that your memories have me
(Li Fuxing) No matter how it will end in the future, at least we have been together
There is no need to bother to restrain each other, and no verbal commitment is needed
As long as we have had it, it is enough for you and me
There are many memories in a person's life that only wish you There is a me in remembrance
No matter how it ends in the future, at least we have been together
There is no need to bother to restrain each other and no verbal commitment
(Together) As long as we have had it, it is enough for you and me
(Li Yijun) There are many memories in a person's life. I only hope that your memories have me
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"Pingju" is a song sung by Li Yijun and Li Fuxing. It was written by Lu Lala and composed by Sun Zhengming. It was included in his "Pingju" album released in 1987.
In the summer of 1967, when Sun Zhengming, the composer of "Pingju" was studying in the Music Department of the National Normal University, he happened to meet two girls from the Practitioner College and the Tainan Family College at a music teacher training event in Taichung. Knowing that he was a music major, the other party brought a short piece of lyrics on a scratch paper during one of the recess periods and asked him to help compose music. They said they planned to use it to participate in the National Salvation Corps song selection. At first glance, Sun Zhengming thought that the lyrics looked like they were scribbled by you and me, so he added the intro and chorus outro to complete the song.
Many of Li Yijun's songs have become the theme songs of TV series and entered the mainland. With these classics that people have long heard, Li Yijun once became popular all over the country and was hailed as the real "Queen of Love Songs".
E-Jun Lee, born on April 27, 1969 in Taiwan, native of Wuhan, is a female singer in Taiwan, China, and a pioneer of folk music.
In 1987, he released his first album "Ping Ju" and started his music career; in January 1990, he released the Mandarin album "This Is Me", with album sales exceeding 1 million copies. In the same year, he sang in Qiong Yao's TV series "This Is Me". "Wanjun", the theme song of the same name for "Six Dreams of Wanjun", and the song became famous in the mainland; in 1991, she sang "Xueke", the theme song of the same name for the Qiong Yao TV series "Six Dreams of Xueke", further gaining popularity in the mainland. Become popular.
Li Yijun belongs to the type of singer who is famous but not popular. His songs are so popular that he is catchy, but he can’t pronounce his name. His singing voice is so familiar that when the name and person appear, he still has to think about it. Know Who (Information Times review), her voice is mature and restrained. Since her debut in "Ping Ju", many of the songs she has sung over the years have become the theme songs of TV series and entered the mainland. Among them, the music of Qiong Yao's film and television works accounts for the largest proportion, especially her The theme song of the same name from "Wan Jun" was particularly impressive.