Who remembers the slogan of Dicky Cheung the duke of mount deer?

The breeze is cool, and the autumn moon is boundless.

Thanks to my sentimental mood, it's like a long day.

Although I'm not very symmetrical and handsome,

But I have a broad mind and a strong wrist!

The breeze is cool, and the autumn moon is boundless.

I think you feel like day and night.

Although I am not ashamed to spend the moon,

But I have a broad mind and share joys and sorrows with you!

The most popular song in the 1920s and 1930s, Autumn Hate on a Journey, begins with "The breeze is trustworthy, and the autumn moon is boundless. Thanks for my homesickness, just like a year. "

A Journey of Autumn Hatred was originally an ancient Guangdong Nanyin song, which was later adapted into a Cantonese opera by screenwriter Huang Shaoba, with Miao Lianxian as the leading role and Mai Qiujuan as the heroine. Other historical figures attracted to the play include Qian Jiang, Chen Kai and Xu Guangmen, Governor of Guangdong and Guangxi.

Bai Jurong, a famous actor at that time, was the best actor in the play. He played Miao Lianxian, a young student.

Later, the play was changed to Cantonese opera and sung by Bai Coral.

Bai Coral was originally a singer in shek tong tsui, but after she became a good girl, she was not allowed to stay at her husband's house. She was accused of "bringing in evil flowers", so after being expelled, she made a living by singing in the music world. She was good at singing Banben songs, especially imitating the vocals of three famous Cantonese opera singers at that time.

Before the rise of television, Cantonese opera was the most popular entertainment program in Hong Kong. The sentence "The breeze is trustworthy and the moon is boundless" is not inferior to today's "direct answer". When you open your mouth, everyone can hear the next sentence.

However, Miao Lianxian was born during the reign of Qianlong and Daoguang, and A Journey to Autumn Hatred also involves the British bombing of Guangzhou during the Second Opium War.