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Sighs of Ten (also known as Gone with the Wind)

Don't watch only a small episode in a Hong Kong movie, it's all real tracks, and it's very old.

Introduction

After the downfall of the Gang of Four, China advocated reform and opening up and implemented market economy policies. Pop music also spread to the mainland from Taiwan Province and Hongkong. Among them, there was a well-known "Sigh of Ten", which was first introduced to the mainland by Teresa Teng's cover. Exclamation is an episode in the feature film Slut's Heart, which was shot by Hong Kong Great Wall Film Company in 1949. The song was written by Fang Zhi, composed by Li Ping and sung by the heroine Bai Guang. Bai Guang's singing is sad and full of feelings. Teresa Teng's singing style is completely different from Bai Guang's, and her voice is slender and sweet, and her interpretation is unique. In the film, besides Sighing, there are also theme songs "For What" and "Let Me Come", all of which are written by Fang and Li. Folk Songs was written by Chen Gexin, the composer's main reason, under the pen name Lin Mei. Another song, Sentimental Ruthlessness, was written by Li Houxiang, a famous composer of pop songs, with the pen name Shuixi Village as the lyrics and Hou Xiang as the composer.

The lyrics of "Sigh of Ten"

The woman sighed at the first sound

Who should I depend on for my life?

My parents gave birth to slaves and didn't take care of them.

I sold my little slave body just for the sake of my poor family.

Who should I tell you?

The woman sold my little slave body just for the sake of my poor family.

Fireworks.

In the end, leaving slaves became only a piece of hate

Who should I feed them to?

In the end, leaving slaves became only a piece of hate

The woman sighed the third time