Once upon a time, Korean and Japanese music trends led the Asian music industry. Although for some reasons, the influence of Japanese songs in mainland China is far less than that of South Korea, this does not mean that the standard of Japanese pop music is lower than that of South Korea. In fact, the standard of Japanese pop music is higher than that of South Korea in some aspects. Here are some Japanese songs that have been translated into Chinese. It's quite nice to listen to. If you're interested, you can search and listen to it~
The first song, "行かないで" (Tamauki Koji), this song is the Japanese version of "Autumn Feelings" concentrated". One of the most popular Japanese songs sung by Jacky Cheung is the theme song of the TV series "Goodbye Li Xianglan". Later, it was adapted into the Cantonese pop song "Li Xianglan" sung by Hong Kong singer Jacky Cheung. In 1993, "Li Xianglan" was rewritten with Mandarin lyrics and named "Autumn". It was included in Jacky Cheung's "Kiss Goodbye" album, with good sales and reputation.
The second song, "ハーフムーン·セレナーデ" (Kawai Nahoko), Hacken Lee's favorite song is "Half Moon Serenade", which is his last album with Polaroid Records. This is a remake written and sung by Japanese superstar Nahoko Kawai in the 1980s.
The third song, "Kiroro", "Later" is Rene Liu's classic love song. It was included in Rene Liu's album "I'm Waiting for You" released in 2000. This song has become Rene Liu's One of the masterpieces. However, this song is not an original Chinese song. This song is a remake of "Future" by Japanese female singer Kylo. Of course, this Japanese song is also one of Kiroro's masterpieces.
The fourth song, "ルージュ" (Miyuki Nakajima), is Faye Wong's classic song "The Most Vulnerable Woman" (Japanese version). This song was written by Faye Wong in the late 1970s. The work "Lipstick" created is written by Japanese singer Miyuki Nakajima. Faye Wong's album broke the market as soon as it was released, and the album's sales exceeded platinum sales. The album "The Most Vulnerable Woman" took Hong Kong by storm and won golden songs at various TV station music awards. ?
The fifth song, "Moon Court" (Matsumoto Toshiaki) This song was composed by Matsumoto Toshiaki. He once composed the theme song "Everything" for the Japanese drama "Yamato Money Worshiper" and was inspired by Moonlight, a song composed of folk songs and strings with a cinematic soundtrack. Later, it was covered by Xinzhe Chang as "White Moonlight", which is a classic work in the Chinese music industry. This elegy not only pushed Xinzhe Chang's singing career to the top, but also established Xinzhe Chang's unique love song style.