You can tell a person's occupation from the song list. What kind of songs do you like to listen to?

Different types of songs will bring people completely different feelings and situations, so here are three music styles I like from my personal point of view.

First, pure-tone songs (gentle and comfortable) have many musical styles. Generally speaking, there are many kinds of pure music, one is very gentle and the other is electronic music. Generally speaking, gentle light music can calm people's hearts when they are sad or sad. Without lyrics, there would be no words. Whether it's work fatigue, life is not easy, or countless late nights, as long as you are tired and sleepy, a pure music will be sad.

Secondly, English songs (dynamic stimulation) are followed by English songs. There are many kinds of English songs, so I don't choose this one. Basically, whether it is cheerful or sad or dynamic, it can make people sound different. It can make people feel refreshed when exercising, code words or running or driving. If it is an English song with live sound, it can be said to be the icing on the cake. Whether you can understand it or not, you can sing it, as long as it makes people feel comfortable and happy, and listening to songs is a good song as long as you like it. And music has no boundaries.

Thirdly, Chinese Cantonese (a nostalgic classic) has to be said to be Chinese Cantonese in the end. Most of these are classic old songs, which you may not listen to casually at ordinary times, but listening to them can remind people of the past. After all, this is China people's own language, which will sound more intimate and perfect. Moreover, many classic old songs are in Cantonese, and those who know or don't know Cantonese will sing two sentences. There are many styles of music. What kind of music do you like? A song can arouse a person's * * *, or make people feel the same, then this is a song that is very meaningful to that person.

To sum up, I wonder what kind of music you like? Welcome to add discussion, welcome to pay attention to questions!