歌曲推薦區

The apricot blossom rain that threatened to wet my clothes The willow breeze that brushed my face, not cold What brushed past wasn't the wind and rain, but my longing for you.

Many Guqin scores are highly recommended. It's very relaxing to listen to while having tea.

The day after Qixi Festival, do you recall the tender ambiguity of your first love? 《情窦》 (Qing Dou - First Love) Director: Zhang Yi Art Director/Composer: Tang Bin Orchestral Arrangement/Music Production: Tian Mi, Zhou Chuhang Choreography: Tian Tian Dance: He Yuwei Performers: Bamboo Flute◎Wu Yinuo, Lin Zeqin Pipa◎Wang Muyu Guzheng◎Yu Chenyao Yangqin◎Jiang Yuhan Zhongruan◎Huang Jieying Guqin◎Bai Wuxia Taiko Drum◎Chen Xi Stage Design: Zheng Jinqi Lighting Design: Gong Zhengyu Multimedia Design: Wang Songqi, Li Jiayan Sound Design: Wu Wenjun, Zhang Junwei Costume Design: Chinese Costume Restoration Team Stage Manager: Wang Lichuan Makeup & Hair: Liu Rui, Wang Qiaoye, Hua Yi, Su Yuanyuan Etiquette Guidance: Wang Junhan Director/Editor/Post-production: Qiu Shihao Assistant Director: Gao Chao Photographer: Zhang Tao Publicity: Chen Jiajia, Lian Xi Production Manager: Jin Zhuoqi, Gao Haojun Coordinator/Executive Producer: Zeng Yudan Producers: Zhu Liyue, Xie Fang, Zhang Chao Presented by: Zide Qin She

This song sounds just like its title, very sunny, so gentle and relaxing, with a light, upbeat feel that isn't boring. I found it while watching someone else's high-energy edit of "Identity V," and it surprisingly fits well 🤣🤣. It feels like a strange combination, but it works perfectly. Highly recommend giving it a listen!!!

This song, 'Take Me Hand' by DAISHI DANCE, is a truly hidden gem! As soon as the piano intro starts, paired with a super ethereal female vocal, the chorus melody just pulls you in. It's dreamy yet incredibly rhythmic🥹👍 I played this song at the office today, and a colleague came over saying he'd heard this melody before and could never forget it, but felt a sense of longing because he didn't know the song title. Little did he know I'd unlock it today😁 I figured many of you might be in a similar situation, so I wanted to share in case it helps!

Don't know why it's so long https://open.spotify.com/track/6CLv2AVvpRC6u84L6e79OS?si=eY3-KKUtShimpP0P4QwwpA&utm_source=copy-link&sci=spotify%3Acard-config%3A3OCh6PhhcjxenAGF3EU94K

Went to Daiso to clear my head after my dental appointment this afternoon. Thought this song was pretty good. https://youtu.be/7tnqGyJuktY?si=I6jYbGute2i0IXaz One Step Till Tomorrow

This song was really popular a while back, I kept seeing it on IG. People would sing it solo, then sing it again, and because the repeat speed was super fast, a lot of Japanese people were doing challenges.

Really warm lyrics. Are you facing setbacks? Hope it gives you a little strength.

I first got to know Da Kang.com on YouTube. I completely got into them because of their 'manzai performances,' and later found out Kang Kang's real name is He Rui-kang, and he was originally a singer-songwriter. A few years ago, I discovered 'Xingzhe' from his 2016 EP 'Tell Me a Story.' He wrote the lyrics and music himself, and I couldn't stop listening after the first play👍 Honestly, the perspective of this song is more like a reflection on 'Is the death penalty truly justice?' While it doesn't directly call for abolishing the death penalty, as someone who supports it, I didn't feel offended after listening. Instead, I was half-convinced: 'Right, carrying out the death penalty doesn't mean closure. The victims' wounds aren't healed, and the gaps in society aren't filled.' The melody is very gentle, and so is his singing, but the lyrics are incredibly heavy. After listening, you feel like, 'Yeah, the death penalty really isn't the optimal solution…' Sentencing the perpetrator to death seems to close the case, but the victims aren't truly compensated, and society doesn't become safer. Similar incidents could still happen next time. You could say this song expresses the conflict within my heart~ I still believe that when the death penalty is warranted, it should be executed prudently. But I also feel that if there's only the death penalty, without subsequent support and prevention, then justice isn't truly complete. I recommend this to people like me who only knew Da Kang.com as comedians. You might be a little surprised 😊