Wu Bai's Ten Classic Songs

Wu Bai's top ten classic songs are Love Song of Ronin, Norwegian Forest, Weeping Man, First Class in the World, White Dove, Love Life, Beautiful New World, Bridge of Tears, Reunion and Sudden Self.

1, love song of ronin

The ronin love song was included in the ronin love song album released in February 1994.

2. Norwegian forests

Norwegian Wood was included in the album The End of Love released in June. 1996. This song is one of Wu Bai's masterpieces.

3. People who cry

"The Weeping Man" is a song originally composed by Emil Wakin Chau and included in Emil Wakin Chau's 1995 album "love plus". 1997, Wu Bai covered this song in Summer Night Wind Concert.

4, "the world's first"

This song is the theme song of the movie "Black Gold" and the episode of the first movie "Fierce Insects Crossing the River" directed and performed by Xiao Shenyang 20 18. Later, Wu Bai sang this song, which was included in the album No.1 in the World released in August 1998.

5. "white dove"

"White Dove" was included in the album "White Dove"19991released in June. This is a song for Taiwan Province Province. His creative motivation stems from the predicament and future he saw in his life in Taiwan Province Province, although there is still hope in the predicament.

6. The person I love most in my life

My favorite person in my life was included in the album "Dove" 1999 1 1 released in June.

7. Brave new world

Brave New World was included in the album Dove 1999 1 1 released in June. This is also the theme song of the film Brave New World directed by Runjiu Shi.

8. Bridge of Tears

Bridge of Tears was included in the album Bridge of Tears released in February 2003.

9. "Hello again"

Reunion was included in the album Bridge of Tears released in February 2003.

10, suddenly yourself

"Suddenly Yourself" is a song written by Wu Bai, and it is the theme song for the film Sanda produced by Tsui Hark in 2003. This song was sung by Huang Xiaohu and included in the live album TheVoice3L. Huang Xiaohu's "Five Drunken Love Songs" released in February 2004. In 2004, songwriter Wu Bai sang this song again at the "Life Heat Concert".