"The Sound of the Waves Are Still" was released in 1993 and is a song of the 1990s.

"The Sound of the Waves Still Sound" is a song sung by Mao Ning, with lyrics and music composed by Chen Xiaoqi. This song is one of Mao Ning's representative works and is included in Mao Ning's album "Please Let My Feelings Stay with You" released in 1993.

"The Sound of the Waves Are Still" created the peak of Guangdong pop music in the 1990s. The success of this song announced that China's record industry had successfully set sail and entered a relatively mature period. Since its inception, this song has become popular at home and abroad and has become a widely sung classic.

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Creative background

"The Sound of the Waves Are Still" was written and composed by Chen Xiaoqi. This song is inspired by the Tang Dynasty poem "Mooring at Night on Maple Bridge". Once, Chen Xiaoqi accidentally re-read "Night Mooring at Maple Bridge" and felt that words such as "Jiang Feng Fishing Fire vs. Chou Mian" were endlessly imaginative, so he wanted to write a song based on it.

Chen Xiaoqi created this song to reflect the state of his generation, which is the state between traditional culture and modern culture. In order to express people's confusion when they are in a state of limbo, Chen Xiaoqi wrote the lyrics "Can this old ticket board your passenger ship?"

Reference material: Baidu Encyclopedia-The sound of the waves is still there