Qian Qian Que Song is the same as Song of the Sunset. Why did Anita Mui win the prize?

In 1989, the competition between Priscilla Chan and Anita Mui was the fiercest. In this year, Priscilla Chan's Song of Qian Qian Que, adapted from Japanese superstar Masahiko Kondo, was officially released with the album, and Anita Mui also released Song of Sunset with the same song and different words.

Both of them released this song almost at the same time, but Priscilla Chan's is better in terms of singing. In the same year, Li Yijun released The Promise in the Wind with the same melody, which was released a little later than the two.

It was also shocking that a song was covered by three popular singers, but this phenomenon was almost normal in Hong Kong music scene at that time. Not only Anita Mui and Priscilla Chan, but also Teresa Teng, Jacky Cheung, Leslie Cheung and others have covered many Japanese songs.

That's why Ka Kui Wong said: There is no music scene in Hong Kong, only entertainment circle.

no matter whether there is a music scene or not, the cover songs of that era have still become classics and have been circulated for a long time.

The debate about "Qian Qian Que Song" and "Song of the Sunset" has never stopped. Fans who like the princess think that her singing is high and clear, and this song is also very popular. In the end, it was defeated by Anita Mui's "Song of the Sunset", so they think the result of the competition is very unfair.

Fans who like Anita Mui think that Mei Gu has endowed her songs and lyrics with another meaning, just like her own experience, full of fateful vicissitudes, which sounds moving. Although her singing is not as good as that of Qian Qian Que Song, it is worth remembering again and again, and the award is well deserved.

Let's talk about the inside story of the two men competing for the best female singer of the year.

In the case that they are evenly matched, Anita Mui gallants with Song of the Sunset and Song of Qian Qian Que by Priscilla Chan. The media commented that Anita Mui has a wide network of contacts and has been immersed in the entertainment circle for many years. Masahiko Kondo, the original singer of this song, is Anita Mui's ex-boyfriend with a special voice. Priscilla Chan has a solid foundation, a popular image, and the record sales are at the top of the list. It is full of suspense who will win after the two men compete for the song.

However, in the hearts of the audience, it is obvious that they are all biased towards Priscilla Chan, thinking that this award will definitely go to Priscilla Chan in the end. After all, the influence of Que Song of Qian Qian at that time was far greater than that of Song of the Sunset.

Things have taken a turning point in the news that "Huaxing" intentionally revealed: Anita Mui has a wish-if Ah Mui can win the prize this time, she will quit the major awards ceremonies and stop competing for any prizes.

The media reported that the bosses of major TV stations were willing to give Anita Mui a favor when they heard this wish. So in the end, Anita Mui won the ring with Song of the Sunset and won the title of best female singer of the year. On the other hand, it is rumored that Priscilla Chan was depressed and left Hong Kong after quitting the music scene in anger.

It was the two major competitors who retired and left, and it was only when Faye Wong came back from abroad that he became popular in Hong Kong's music scene with a song "A Woman Who is Easily Injured", which won the Top Ten Golden Melody Awards and quickly became popular.

Many rumors from that year have been spread to today, and there are some inaccuracies. Let's ignore the details. From the perspective of others, the album of Qian Qian Que Ge was indeed much more sold than that of Song of the Sunset. Until now, Song of Qian Qian Que is still more popular than Song of the Sunset, but in 1989, the award ceremony was indeed won by Anita Mui, and finally the stars sang together.