Growing up listening to mainly HK music (the 70's and 80's was a lot of borrowing Japanese pop songs), after returning from some time in Canada, the first mainland China singer that really got me into modern Chinese music is 朴树 (Pu Shu) 的 生如夏花.
HK has a lot adapt from Japan, korea even Thai song(失戀陣線聯盟 from The Grasshopper, the original song is Ku Gad)....They have originals, but not that much and HK singers a lot also just singers and not write their own songs. Mainland singer actually has quite some original singer even the old ones, but they are not as famous because they are more of singing in pub/bar or stage and lack of media exposure unlike HK which being package into a star. Older singer there are Dou Wei, Liang Long(from 二手玫瑰 band) , Tang Dynasty band, Zhang Chu, Cui Jian, Wang Feng, Zheng Jun, Li Jian, Han Hong and more... Edit: Rock is quite huge in China back in the day..hahaha
I adore Wang Feng's music in particular. A bit more mainstream rock, but he conveys all the experiences in life fantastically. Some of my favorites from him are 《北京，北京》(Beijing Beijing), 《怒放的生命》(Blooming Life), and 《笑着哭》(Laughing while Crying).
I think...I just found the names of a few songs I like through this video. Their singing and pronunciation is amazing too! Many thanks to this video for helping me find songs and a new channel to watch lol :p
I'm from Arunachal Pradesh NE india and i have many fav chinese songs ex song from journey to the west movie, songs from singers like yihuik, tong li, lei ting, mikkaan( don't really no if she is from Mongolia or inner Mongolia), Lexie liu, i have seen song by su xingjie and so on.♥️♥️♥️
@@fernandole1536 我是华裔美国人. I discovered her just over a year ago. Impressed with her talent and drive to pursue her dreams while working with others and accommodating her fans. She is almost 40 but didn't give up when traditional paths didn't work for her.
If someone would ask me my favorite Chinese songs, I could give a whole list but not to bore anyone I'll just keep it simple. First, my favorite Chinese song: (that's hard to decide so here's a few) 毛主席的光辉 Chairman Mao's Radiance, 范琳琳 - 红太阳照边疆 The Red Sun Shines on the Frontier, 革命人永远是年轻 A Revolutionary is Forever Young, 阿瓦人民唱新歌 The Awa People Sing New Songs, (and) Sailing the Seas Depends on the Helmsman-大海航行靠舵手. Second, the First Chinese song I learned:天上太阳红彤彤 - Red Sun Up in the Sky, (with) 延边人民热爱毛主席 The People of Yanbian Love Chairman Mao. . Third, What Chinese song has brainwashed me?: 毛主席的话儿记心上 Keeping Chairman Mao’s Words In Our Hearts.
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there are no tones in singing though. But it's the same thing in japanese; I have 0 accent when I sing in japanese and sound completely native because I can follow the pitch accent of the singer; but if I were to speak japanese normally, I would sound like a complete foreigner and almost unintelligble because pitch accents are hard af
