I want to see you in a daze and regard you as the scenery is the song "Love that Never Lost Connection".

"The Love That Never Lost Connection" is a song written by Rao Xueman, composed by Zhou Xingzhe, and sung by Shan Yichun. It was released on December 22, 2020. Included in the album of the same name "Love That Never Lost Connection".

Song is an art form that combines lyrics and music score, and it is also a form of expression. The lyrics and music correspond one to one. There are generally three ways to create songs: first, there are words first, and then the music is composed according to them; second, the music is first, then the words, and the words are written according to the sound; third, the words and music are recomposed based on the existing music or words, which is an adaptation or cover.

The singing method is divided into one person singing solo, multiple people singing together, multiple people singing in duet, duet, joint singing, lead singing, unison singing or chorus. Songs bring people a full range of listening enjoyment. Beautiful melodies enable people to have noble thoughts, enrich human emotions, promote them to understand the profound connotation of human emotions, and achieve spiritual harmony and harmony with nature. Song is one of the smallest, shortest, earliest and most influential forms of music art. Songs have accompanied the origin of human civilization from the beginning, and they have spent the long and arduous years together. Songs are deeply rooted. This popular form of artistic performance is a way for people to cultivate their sentiments. The musical connotation of a song must first establish the relationship between melody and rhythm. There is a saying in traditional composition textbooks: "Melody is the life of a song." but. In a sense, this sentence denies the extremely important position of rhythm in songs. From the theoretical perspective of modern music development, the entry point for song creation should be rhythm, which is more convenient, easier to learn, and easier to achieve the inner unity of the song. Therefore, compared with melody, rhythm is more concrete, more intuitive, and more primitive. Not to mention the rhythm that relied on "hitting stones to attach stones" in ancient times, today's young people are keen on "disco" or "dance machine". I'm afraid there's far more rhythm than melody. Rhythm is especially important for people who are new to songwriting. Only by mastering the framework concept of rhythm can we control the small but comprehensive music genre of songs.