Listening to the recording of songs and videos that make people cry

Answer 1

Here are some songs with touching stories behind them:
- Lilac, an online song sung by Tang Lei in 2004. Behind it was the story of Zeng Mengjie, a seriously ill girl. Zeng Mengjie used the online name "Lilac Flower" to get to know Tang Lei online. Tang Lei learned that she was seriously ill and went to visit her. After she died, Tang Lei wrote this song to commemorate her.
- "A True Story"(aka "The Story of the Red-crowned Crane"), sung by Zhu Zheqin. The story was about Xu Xiujuan. She was born into a family of crane trainers. After becoming a crane trainer, she loved cranes as much as her life. When she was looking for a red-crowned crane that had broken free from the rope, she lost her strength and sank to the bottom of the river.
- "Crossing the Ocean to See You", sung by the doll Jin Zhijuan. In 1991, Doll, who grew up in Taiwan, told Li Zongsheng about his bitter love for the married poet Ah Lu in Beijing. Li Zongsheng was moved and composed this song. Doll sang the second line during the recording and could not continue because of emotional agitation.
- "Best Bad Friend," sung by Eason Chan. This was a song written by Huang Weiwen for Miriam Yang. The two of them had once broken up in anger and later reconciled. The song contained the complicated emotional relationship between the two of them. Miriam Yang had stopped the car and cried when she heard this song.
- "The Flowers in the South of the City Have Bloomed": The story behind it was a seriously ill teenager who liked spring, flowers, and music. He asked the musician to write a song based on "The Flowers in the South of the City Have Bloomed." He was positive and optimistic during his struggle against his illness, but unfortunately passed away in the end.

These songs might have recorded versions or videos, and the stories behind them often made listeners cry when they listened to the songs.
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