Ma Shifang’s classic quotations
Ma Shifang is a famous Taiwanese writer. His works are thought-provoking and never tire of reading. The following are the classic quotations about Ma Shifang that I have collected, welcome to read!
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Ma Shifang’s classic quotations
1. I took out the small amount of pocket money in my pocket and exchanged it for roll after roll of cassette tapes. Whenever I had time, I grabbed the Walkman from the classroom drawer. Put on your headphones and isolate yourself from the noisy world.
2. And the person singing is even more lonely. I often think about how strong your soul must be to be able to withstand the cheers and demands on the stage night after night. How determined and self-controlled you must be to resist the temptation to please them, or even insist on going down a path that they may not understand. You are not even doing it to leave a name in history, not for self-promotion, and not even for the tragic sense of accomplishment that “even though tens of thousands of people have gone, I am going to do it.” Those are irrelevant to the grand purpose, and what is important is only the desire to create at the moment.
3. The deep emotions that I once believed could never be forgotten were eventually forgotten. Perhaps the saddest part is that the moment your dream comes true, you realize that you have long ignored it, and that its reality is no different from the many obscene details in life. And after this, you can have no more dreams.
4. Ever since I was crazy about rock and roll at the age of sixteen, I have never forgotten this desire? When you stand silently at a distance, look towards the stage, and accept the exciting sound, occasionally in the vast In the sea of ??people, you will see another similar figure. When he turns back and looks at you, you will exchange a look of understanding. At that moment, this look was even deeper than your most vigorous love. Maybe one day, when time passes, we no longer care so much about the person on the stage we looked at at that time, but we will not forget the look and smile we exchanged.
5. Rock music is actually very contradictory. It seems lively, but in fact it is filled with loneliness everywhere. Its core is often the loneliness of being unable to cope with this world. And the truly remarkable rock music that shook the entire generation found that link and knitted together the loneliness and depression of millions of people. Every rock fan is lonely to some extent. Even if he cheers and weeps with tens of thousands of people amidst the roaring music, it will only replicate this loneliness into tens of thousands of copies.
6. I don’t know how many people pressed the play button on the tape recorder one day in their youth, and the age of enlightenment suddenly arrived.
7. There are only a few precious moments like this in your life. You bump into something that can change the way you get along with the world. At that moment, you bid farewell to the ignorant sunshine forever. You feel fuller than ever before, but you also feel a little bit lost. You know that such experiences are indescribable and difficult to share. And gradually, you will get used to this kind of loneliness, and even enjoy this kind of loneliness, but it is inevitable that you will be a little unwilling? You always feel that the world is so big, there should be someone who understands your feelings. If you meet such a friend, you may only need to exchange a knowing look, smile and nod, no words are needed, everything is enough.
8. There are only a few such precious moments in life. You hit something that changes the way you relate to the world. At that moment, you bid farewell to the ignorant old days forever. You feel fuller than ever before, but you also feel a little bit lost. You know that such experiences are indescribable and difficult to share. And gradually, you will get used to this kind of loneliness, and even enjoy this kind of loneliness, but it is inevitable that you will be a little unwilling? You always feel that the world is so big, and there should be someone who understands your feelings. If you meet such a friend, you may only need to exchange a knowing look, smile and nod, no words are needed, everything is enough.
9. At that time, like all children aged sixteen or seventeen, they felt that they had grown up and no longer had the ignorance of childhood. The whole world can hardly keep up with my own changes, so I can't help but feel lonely while stumbling. I once wrote in my diary angrily, "Oh, I need strong friendship and light love." However, except for light friendship, I had nothing. At that time, I didn't know what love was. It was just some vague longing and love. Imagine. I once secretly told myself that if there is any girl who is as deeply moved by the cool guitar intro of Led Zeppelin's "Far Away" as I am, I will definitely fall in love with her. of.
10. If you hadn’t watched a band perform on a boring afternoon, or bought a “Velve Underground” record, or met another scumbag friend who wanted to invite you to join a band ( You can learn musical instruments after the group members have gathered), and your life will probably go on like this. However, rock music changed everything. Yes, the moment you picked up the electric guitar and played hard, you knew clearly that you were saved.
11. Sometimes, loneliness emerges in the quiet air after the music ends. You will be willing to change to the next record later and chew this feeling alone.
12. More importantly, you like this feeling, this feeling of emptiness and fullness.
Introduction:
Ma Shifang (June 11, 1971-) is a Taiwanese writer and broadcaster who lives in Taipei. He is currently the host of News98 radio program and the webmaster of 543 Music Station. His father is the writer Liang Xuan, and his mother is the senior broadcaster Tao Xiaoqing. Ma Shifang's father is the writer Liang Xuan (real name Ma Guoguang), and his mother is Tao Xiaoqing, a senior broadcaster who was an important promoter of Taiwanese campus folk songs in the 1970s. He was a guest in "City Pictorial" and talked about rock and roll.
Biography:
Entered the industry at the age of nine: When Ma Shifang was a child, her face was round and shaped like a steamed bun. When I was about 9 years old, there was a children's music program called "Children's Music World" hosted by China Broadcasting Company. Li Weiwei introduced classical music to children at that time. Li Weiwei heard that Tao Xiaoqing's son, whom everyone called Ma Shifang Xiaoqiu at that time, seemed to speak fluently and articulate clearly, so Li Weiwei said she would like to see if she should open a unit in her program and tell stories every week. That was Ma Shifang's earliest memory of joining the broadcasting profession. Every week, she took a storybook to the China Broadcasting Corporation Building of the China Broadcasting Company, Section 3, Renai Road, Taipei, and reported to the studio. There was a sound recordist over there through a piece of glass. After pressing the button, Ma Shifang started telling stories.
Immediately after graduating from high school, Ma Shifang began to serve as a radio guest on China Broadcasting Youth Network, introducing classic rock music. While studying in the Chinese Department of National Taiwan University, he edited the "National Taiwan University Humanities Newspaper" and co-edited the book "The 100 Best Taiwanese Pop Music Albums from 1975 to 1993" with his classmates.
Retired from the army in 1995 and edited "Forever Weiyang Songs: Modern Folk Songs/Campus Songs 20 Years Commemorative Album". He once worked at Taipei Voice Radio as the program producer of Li Wenyuan? Taipei Is Too Late? and editor of the World Magazine series. In 1998, he co-wrote "One Hundred Reasons to Survive in Taipei" with his friends, which was a topical work of the year.
In 1999, he founded the music social website 543 Music Station and branched out into independent music production and distribution. His representative works include Chen Shanni's "Later We All Cried", Miss Money Worship's album, and Tianshui Music Collection album reissue. version, etc., and has won recognition from the Golden Melody Award and the Chinese Media Music Award.
In 2007, the release of physical products was suspended. In 2008, it cooperated with Chunghwa Telecom to create the "Urban Music" platform.
In 2006, he published the prose collection "Underground Nostalgia Blues", which won the United Daily News Reader's Book of the Year Award, was nominated for the Golden Tripod Award for Best Literature and Chinese Book Award, and was selected for the Taipei International Book Fair's "Books" from Taiwan 2008".
Ma Shifang currently hosts the "Music 543" program on News98 Radio, and is a regular guest on writer Zhang Dachun's program every Wednesday to introduce music stories. ;