"First Love" is a Cantonese song sung by Lin Zhimei.

It was composed by Takazo Murakata, lyrics written by Zheng Guojiang, and arranged by Bobida. It was included in Lin Zhimei's Cantonese album "What is Fate" released in 1984. There are two versions of "First Love" sung by Lin Zhimei, namely the normal version of "First Love" and the more brisk-tempo "First Love (Mad Mix)" remixed version. Lin Zhimei, born on April 9, 1963, is a female pop singer in Hong Kong, China.

In addition to his natural love of music, he was also influenced to some extent by his elder brother. While studying at Minsheng College, Lin Zhimei was already a member of the choir and had appeared in inter-school music festivals and other competitions, during which she also experienced many failures. 1981 can be said to be the first turning point in Lin Zhimei's life. Lin Zhimei, who had never formed any band before, was invited by two male classmates to participate in an open competition.

Singer introduction

Unfortunately, they failed to enter the finals. Driven by their competitive spirit, this group of young guys decided to form a folk song group Delta with the word "嬲". Finally, they won the championship in a small-scale singing competition organized by a certain community. Delta's performance also impressed one of the judges, who invited them to perform at a folk song concert in the town hall, and Delta began to sing in public.

Of course, after winning the championship, Delta's ambitions were further aroused, so the runner-up honors of the "Pop Folk Singing Contest" and the championship of the "Worker Singing Contest" came one after another, and many record companies also began to lobby Lin. Zhimei recorded the record, but Lin Zhimei did not agree at the time. In March of the same year, Lin Chi-mei participated in the "Urban Folk Song Open Composition Competition" organized by the radio station. "Homecoming", which she composed and wrote lyrics by herself, became one of the winning works. Lin Chi-Mei and other winners recorded the album "Hong Kong Urban Folk Song".