Who sang the joke that the prodigal son turned around?

Both of you are top all-around musicians in Chinese music, who combine singing, lyrics and production. No matter what age, all-round musicians are very rare.

If the two must be compared, I still think that Wang Jie is superior in strength, singing ability and singing level.

Wang Jie brought his own stereo as soon as he opened his mouth. His voice is distinctive, highly recognizable and shocking. Why is he not as good as the so-called Four Kings? Maybe he is too versatile in music, but he doesn't pay much attention to things other than music. At that time, he was not a king! !

Both Wang Jie and Chyi Chin were once smash hit creative singers, and their classic works have become the classic memories of generations. Recently, because Huang Yiqing and others broke the news that Wang Jie was poisoned, Wang Jie was once again pushed to the forefront.

Wang Jie's decline in the music world has always been attributed to the' Poisonous Sound' incident, and the inconsistency in the description of the incident has caused speculation about its authenticity! However, its fans assume that the people behind the poisoning incident point to the Four Kings and even the younger generation Nicholas Tse, saying that "every man is innocent and guilty"!

As for the truth of the "poisonous sound" incident, there is no way to find out. If the "toxic sound" incident had not happened, would his acting career be different? Will it have an impact on Chyi Chin, which is also very popular at the same time?

Things have happened, and the assumption is meaningless, but Bian Xiao still compares the achievements of two people with the facts that happened!

Chyi Chin wrote and sang more classic songs with more styles, which not only influenced thousands of fans, but also influenced a generation of musicians. Dou Wei, Xu Wei, Gao, Hong Kong and other famous mainland singers and musicians have publicly expressed their willingness to listen to Chyi Chin's songs and are influenced by Chyi Chin's music. Few people in Chinese pop music can achieve such a powerful influence.

Chyi Chin was born in 1960. His first album Wolf released on 1985 and the title song Wolf were all the rage, which not only showed Chyi Chin's musical talent, but also shaped his rebellious character and handsome and cool image. The eighties and nineties of last century were a very prosperous period for Chyi Chin's creation. His dozens of popular songs, such as About Winter, The Outside World, Winter Rain, Flower Festival, Pain and Happiness, Don't let my tears accompany me for the night, The Original Me, etc. Popular on both sides of the Taiwan Strait, and widely sung by ordinary people.

Although most of Chyi Chin's songs are love songs, because the lyrics are meaningful and profound, songs like The Outside World have long been more than just love songs, but have become the labels and memories of an era.

Wang Jie/Kloc-0 was born in Hongkong in 1962, and/Kloc-0 released his first album "One Game, One Dream" in Taiwan Province Province in 1987, which made him famous. Especially after "Taiwanese Opera" was broadcast on CCTV 1989 "Rotating Stage", Wang Jie quickly became popular in Chinese mainland.

Most of the songs written and sung by Wang Jie are sentimental love songs. His high-pitched voice, full of vicissitudes and tears, impressed many fans. There seems to be a magical power that makes people turn quickly. His representative works include Forgetting You, Forgetting Me, Annie, Going Home, Tears of Heroes, Dreaming for Love, etc. However, his creative style is relatively simple, and his voice has gradually faded out of the music scene in the past ten years with the change of age.

In many of his early works, Chyi Chin made many exploratory attempts on the meaning of life and loneliness, and the rainbow band he led represented the highest level of popular music in China at that time. The artistic conception of Wang Jie's songs is a bit narrow, too entangled in the pain of lovelorn, reflecting too few times and trends, and the genre is not diversified enough. Unlike Chyi Chin's transition from folk songs to rock music, some music in the later period is even more surprising!