Walked through the quarter-century of popular music

Author: Wang Chengxiang
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: The main reason the author wrote this book is not to guide readers to find and listen to each of the records introduced in it, but to hope that friends of the same age as the author or those who have experienced the glorious era of pop music earlier will feel a sense of resonance when reading these words. Additionally, for those born in the 1980s, these words can help them understand the development of Chinese pop music and discover some great music that they may have missed but would regret not having heard. Perhaps at this moment, you are immersed in the powerful auditory impact of Jay Chou and dancing wildly, but don't forget—after all, that's just a tiny piece of the iceberg. There are still many thoughtful and profound musical works that have slipped away from you. If you never get the chance to appreciate these masterpieces in your lifetime, wouldn't that be too regrettable?