Talk about Jiu-Er's songs.

In our busy and anxious life, how long have we not been moved to tears by a song? How long have you been interested in the story behind this because of a song? How long have you been up all night because of a song?

Because of a song, I experienced the above three last night … This song was sung by TanJing, Jiu-Er … I have heard this song, and I have heard about the classic Red Sorghum … But I feel that the movie is too old to be interested … I don't have much impression on the song.

Until last night, friends chatted and talked about related topics. My friend strongly recommends TanJing's version of Jiu-Er. I am curious. The first thing I did when I got home was to open the video and find it, and then … and then I fell down! The specific manifestations are crying as soon as you listen, single cycle and insomnia.

The song "Jiu-Er" has four lyrics, which are constantly circulating ~ but the emotion of each paragraph is completely different, and TanJing's interpretation is so touching. For comparison in the same direction, I also specially found the original version and a higher evaluation version, which are not as complete as TanJing's interpretation!

One of the comments about Li Li was topped, and I agree with it very much. The content is as follows:

Although there are only four lyrics in the whole song, each paragraph sings a different feeling.

First, the beauty and joy of Jiu-Er, the first paragraph of sorghum is full of words, smiling and singing, full of love for life, you can feel the sweetness, as if seeing the picture of Jiu-Er, the first wife, flirting with her husband while working.

Second, Jiu-Er's reluctance and persistence, the sigh and episode at the end of the first paragraph lead to the contradiction of the story. If he goes to war with the Japanese, Jiu-Er can predict the outcome. In the first half of the second paragraph, there is a bleak undercurrent, and in the second half, there is perseverance after making up your mind. This kind of mood is contradictory. If you don't want to lose, you have to fight, but if you fight, you may lose all. I think of such a picture, the child fell asleep in the middle of the night, and Jiu-Er snuggled up in her husband's arms (afterwards), telling her the devil and giving her confidence.

Third, Jiu-Er's bravery and generosity culminated in an explosion of energy. The first roar is like my mother fighting with you, the second roar is like my mother's life value, and the last whisper, you can feel that it is a regretless farewell with a smile.

When I was a child, I saw the movie Red Sorghum in the cinema, but I didn't see Zhou Xun's TV series. TanJing's explanation and arrangement seem to explain the whole story in three simple paragraphs. This story is tragic and beautiful. Which is the theme between sadness and magnificence? I think sadness is a part of magnificence, and magnificence is the core idea of novels, movies and TV plays, and China people are indomitable.

Other versions only show the sad side, and I feel incomplete and not full. Because there is no love for life, how can you realize the disappointment of where you will go and where you will go, and how can you realize the significance of heroic sacrifice.

Therefore, I think TanJing's version of Jiu-Er is perfect. TanJing's songs, I suggest you do your homework before listening to them, and know the background of the songs, so as to better grasp the things that go deep into the soul in the songs.

After losing sleep, I went back to the old movie version of Red Sorghum, hoping to better understand the meaning of this song. After watching the movie, I went back to listen to it again … I couldn't help crying, especially when the suona sounded in the middle and late period. Combined with the plot in the movie, I was completely fascinated by the emotions in the song and couldn't extricate myself … It was five o'clock in the morning in a blink of an eye …

A good song, a good singer and a good interpretation can really touch people's hearts … this should be the highest achievement of a singer ~

Won't you appreciate those songs that can make me insomnia?