In Beijing, which is suddenly warm but still cold, Leah Dou accepted an exclusive interview with Southern Metropolis Daily in a hotel on the East Third Ring Road. This is her first interview to decrypt the album since she released her all-English debut album "Stone Café" on April 22.

Wearing tight-leg jeans and a Chinese retro stand-collar formal suit, with silver hair slicked back, Dou Jingtong walked into the room and took photos under the direction of a special photographer. Her movements are small and cool. Sometimes she will smile and say bluntly: I don't like this (movement).

In April, after traveling to Taiwan and Hong Kong to promote the new album, Dou Jingtong returned to the mainland to start a new round of promotion. In the video program, the host said that she was more approachable and talked more than her mother Faye Wong when she was young. Yes, Dou Jingtong did answer every question, but it was very brief. In her concept, she did not want to give an explanation for everything that happened to her. She even did not want to tell the audience what she expressed in her music. However, the entire Chinese world is full of curiosity about her.

In the nearly hour-long interview, Dou Jingtong explained in detail all the tracks in "Stone Café" for the first time; when talking about excitement, she also sang a children's song that her grandmother taught her when she was a child; she said that her mother She can sing all of Faye Wong's songs; although her singing voice is very similar to her mother's, she has never competed with Faye Wong on singing skills and only uses her voice based on feeling. We use 50 questions and answers to reveal how Dou Jingtong sticks to himself under the aura of a superstar.

Recently, Faye Wong appeared to support Dou Jingtong's new album. But Tongtong said: "I didn't do any signings, I just went out to have a meal." She recalled: "It was probably just my mom and some friends at home, no relatives. It was a photo taken by a friend, and I just signed the album and gave it to myself. "Friends."

Tongtong was responsible for all the songwriting and songwriting of this album. She analyzed it song by song to the Nandu reporter, but she also wanted to leave room for imagination. She said: "I don't think there is a need to write it. My starting point is very clear, because then there is no room for imagination, and there is no need to be so straightforward. What is more important is what the audience thinks of after hearing the song, and what each song has to do with them. *What is Ming?”