Deng Li Jun Painting Album (Includes Disc) (The Only Authorized Biography of Deng Li Jun, Gifted with VCD)

Author: Shi Yonggang
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: In the Chinese music scene, Teresa Teng is a legend. Her songs have a sweet melody that can make one forget pain, and her smile is so gentle that it can take one's breath away. Although the era she lived in has long passed, when you revisit her music in the dark, that comfort and sweetness always quietly linger in a corner of your heart, subtly flowing out. This book exclusively reveals: The only available visual records of Miss Teng from her time in mainland China. These blurred fragments form the real, mysterious life of this woman we know little about. Nearly a hundred representative photos of her life's most brilliant moments, provided exclusively by the Deng family. These photos will serve as genuine evidence for us to trace her life. However, the key to unlocking her world lies within each individual, as everyone's path into the world of Teresa Teng is unique. This book comes with a complimentary VCD, featuring the only unreleased original recording of Miss Teng, first revealed by her family. This recording is an informal work she once sang for fun, always given as personalized gifts by the Deng family. It is a treasure worth preserving for readers and "Deng fans." Teresa Teng's songs influenced a generation of young people. As a global superstar who left a profound mark in the memories of Chinese people worldwide, Teresa Teng's enduring popularity in mainland China, her mysterious death, and the many unsolved mysteries have made her an enigma in the hearts of Chinese people and a significant cultural phenomenon. The biography "Teresa Teng: A Visual Chronicle of Her Life" published by the Writers Publishing House adds a heavy stroke to the recent "nostalgia craze." Eight years after her passing, the Deng family finally opened up, unveiling the story of her life and afterlife—why she never visited mainland China during her lifetime, the true cause of her death, the exclusive disclosure of her last song "What is Love," and the first-ever revelations by her family about her romantic affairs with seven men, including Bruce Lee, in this book. Nearly a hundred private family photos and autographs, along with a commemorative biography DVD documenting her life and her final funeral rites, make this the most authoritative tribute to Teresa Teng. The book was republished twice within a week, printing 70,000 copies that quickly sold out, once again sparking a new wave of Teresa Teng nostalgia in China. The book is simultaneously released in simplified and traditional Chinese versions in Beijing and Taipei.