I sing, I am happy

Author: Liu Yuanyuan
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: Take a look at Liu Yuanyuan's book "I Sing, I Am Happy," and you will also be infected by that happiness. In the book, Liu Yuanyuan is no longer the stage, her delicate language is entirely that of a neighborly girl, graceful and elegant, like the wind passing through bamboo groves. This delicate girl from Xinjiang who studied in Beijing—why could she be Miao? Why does the Beijing Baishi Bridge Road leave such an indelible impression on a girl? How did the wings of fate stir her skirt in Hong Kong in 1997? A series of questions will all be answered in her book. As Liu Yuanyuan writes in the section of the book, "My life was destined to be unphilosophical, but some seemingly philosophical question marks could never make me too composed. My musical awakening, my water-like nostalgia, my long-standing unwavering yearning for art—all are deeply tied to that land." Gratitude, piety, sincerity—every word Liu Yuanyuan writes in the book proves the clear and stubborn love she holds deep within her, always keeping her audience in mind. Happy because of singing, happy because the audience is happy. The signing event for "I Sing, I Am Happy" can change the life of the 68th impoverished student in Shenyang, and we believe Liu Yuanyuan will also feel happy.