"Too Stupid" was a popular song sung by Wu Qixian. It had two versions in Mandarin and Cantonese. The Mandarin version was composed by Wu Qixian, written by Chen Jiaming, and arranged by Nakajima Keno. It was included in Wu Qixian's album "Too Silly (Love Song Recalling Exhibition)" released on January 17,1994. The Cantonese version was re-written by Liu Zhuohui and included in Wu Qixian's Cantonese album "Sad Love Song" released in June 1994. The original singer of the song was Ke Yimin, and it was included in her album of the same name, Too Silly, which was released in March 1993. "Too Silly" was one of Wu Qixian's representative works. The album of the same name,"Too Silly (Love Song Recalling Exhibition)," had sold 1.8 million copies in Asia. Wu Qixian won many awards for "Too Stupid." In 1994, he won the Best Singer and Best Golden Song Award in Nanjing Radio Station's DJ poll. In the same year, he won the Best Male Singer Award and Best Composing Award in Singapore's Drunk Golden Song Award. He also won the 1994 Golden Songs Dragon and Tiger Chart's annual champion and the first Chinese Top 20 song in the Chinese Music Chart. The background of the song was that after Wu Qixian heard Ke Yimin's song demo, he felt that she had all the high, low, long and short notes, so he wrote this song to let her play her specialty. Wu Qixian expressed that in love, one could be silly but not stupid, so the song was called "Too Silly" instead of "Too Stupid." The Mandarin version of the song was as follows: How many nights have I thought about it foolishly I still don't understand What made us part today Anyway, dreams are too hurried Anyway, love can only be so strong Hearts and feelings shatter it Drifting in the wind But why didn't you listen to everything In the midst of all the rumors, the wind and rain are everywhere You'll choose me But why are we now desperate Pursuing true love, persisting in ideals, happiness comes after hardship You will give up on me Besides, you won't understand No matter how painful my heart is, what can you do? No longer lock myself up Wrong again and again It's silly to keep your promise Blame myself for being confused by love The words I said are no longer important But I never forgot It's silly to keep your promise Blame myself for being confused by love Where can I find my drunken heart? Facing the empty memories how to get (The latter part is repeated) The Cantonese version of the lyrics is as follows (part): In my heart, there is no dream at the moment The cold night is not cold anymore The sorrow of parting lingers in the flying wind If the past passion is useless I don't have to feel heartache when I meet you again I just want to stay with you in my eyes and feel in my heart I have long forgotten how much emptiness Always let you occupy your dreams I can't get rid of it, always waiting for you Warmth stays in my heart forever I've already gone through so much sadness At this moment, don't say regret the past We're both considered to have only one life, and love has no end Regretfully asking who is teasing But who is inciting this moment Silence is like falling in love, it's heavier, leaving is more painful "Hugging You in the Wind of the City" was equally exciting. Everyone was welcome to click and read it!
The original singer of " All For You " was Wu Qixian. " Hugging You in the Wind of the City " was equally exciting. Everyone was welcome to click and read it!
Although it was impossible to provide a complete collection of 100 songs by Wu Qixian, the following were some of Wu Qixian's classic songs: " Too Silly "," Love Is So Heavy "," Love Puppet "," Waiting for You, My Heart Hurts "," The Red Dust Comes and Leaves a Dream "," You're My Only One "," Who I Miss "," Reunion "," Sad Love Song "," Because You're Sad "," Loving You Too Much Pain "," Friendship Hidden in the Heart ", etc. " Hugging You in the Wind of the City " was equally exciting. Everyone was welcome to click and read it!
"Waiting for You" was sung by Wu Qixian and Wu Yongwei. The lyrics expressed the complex emotional relationship between men and women, such as the uncertainty in love, the search for true love, and the thinking of love. From the lyrics, the man lamented that he had met countless people in the past but could not find a true match. The woman had doubts about whether love should be held. Both sides were discussing whether each other was the person waiting for them. They felt that they were bosom friends, but they were hesitant on the edge of love. At the same time, they expressed their attitude of not believing that love was just a game. " Hugging You in the Wind of the City " was equally exciting. Everyone was welcome to click and read it!
Wu Qixian's wife was Peng Meijun. He did not have three wives. " Hugging You in the Wind of the City " was equally exciting. Everyone was welcome to click and read it!
Wu Qixian had many famous songs, among which "Too Silly" was very famous. The song was available in both Mandarin and Cantonese. The version sung by Wu Qixian was included in the album Too Silly (Love Song Review), which was released on January 17, 1994. The album sold 1.8 million copies in Asia. Wu Qixian won many awards for "Too Stupid." In 1994, he won the Best Singer and Best Golden Song Award in Nanjing Radio Station's DJ poll. In the same year, he won the Best Male Singer Award and Best Composing Award in Singapore's Drunk Golden Song Award. He also won the 1994 Golden Songs Dragon and Tiger Chart's annual champion and the first Chinese Top 20 song in the Chinese Music Chart. However, the original singer of "Too Stupid" was Ke Yimin. "Hugging You in the Wind of the City" was equally exciting. Everyone was welcome to click and read it!
Wu Qixian released an album called " Your Love Will Never Change ", which was the first gospel album in his life. The ten songs on the album took two years to complete. Wu Qixian interpreted them from the perspective of faith, expressing the love of God. For example, in " It Must Be You," he and his daughter sang the wonderful and great love of God who created the world, and in the song of the same name," Your Love Never Changes," he joined hands with Christian singer Sien to perform the unchanging love of Jesus."You Nicked on the Cross" described the love of Jesus on the cross for the world. Other songs such as "All for You","Trust","Lord Jesus I Love You" and "In Jesus" expressed his own love for Jesus, willing to glorify, worship Jesus and follow the Lord. This album did not show off her singing skills too much. It focused more on the transmission of emotions. It was filled with strong love and warmth, and it was affirmed by the media. " Hugging You in the Wind of the City " was equally exciting. Everyone was welcome to click and read it!
Wu Qixian's hair turning white was caused by natural causes. Wu Qixian was born on February 9, 1963. As he grew older, it was normal for his hair to turn white. In an interview, he also emphasized that his white hair was not dyed. In fact, his original black hair was dyed, and it had been dyed black for as long as 15 years. " Hugging You in the Wind of the City " was equally exciting. Everyone was welcome to click and read it!
Some of Wu Qixian's songs included " Too Silly,"" Love Is So Heavy,"" Waiting for You, My Heart Hurts,"" The Red Dust Comes and Leaves A Dream,"" You Are My Only One,"" Who I Miss,"" Reunion,"" A Heartbroken Love Song,"" Because You Are Sad,"" Loving You Too Much,"" Friendship Hidden in the Heart," and so on. " Hugging You in the Wind of the City " was equally exciting. Everyone was welcome to click and read it!
Wu Qixian had covered the song " At least I still have you." "At least there's you" was sung by Yilian Lin, written by Lin Xi and composed by Davy Chan. It was included in Yilian Lin's album,"Yilian Lin's", released on January 18, 2000. It was also the theme song of the Chinese version of the movie "Anna and the King" and won many awards. " Hugging You in the Wind of the City " was equally exciting. Everyone was welcome to click and read it!
"A Sad Love Song" was written by Andy Liu and composed and sung by Wu Qixian. It was included in Wu Qixian's album of the same name released in June 1994. The song was adapted from the Mandarin song "Heartache" released by Andy Liu in 1994 (included in Andy Liu's "Forget Love Water" album) and won the 17th Chinese Golden Melody Award. "Hugging You in the Wind of the City" was equally exciting. Everyone was welcome to click and read it!