Tan Yonglin and Du Lisha's duet
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Tan Yonglin's Songs
Tan Yonglin had two songs,'Half Awake' and 'Between Half Awake and Half Dream'. " Half-awake " was a Cantonese song composed by Liang Hongzhi, written by Pan Yuanliang, and arranged by Tony Lu. It was included in Tan Yonglin's Cantonese album," Bewildered ", which was released on February 12, 1988. It was an interlude from the movie " The Deserter of Love " and also the Cantonese version of " Between Half-awake and Half Dream." " Between Half Dreams and Half Awakening " was composed by Liang Hongzhi and arranged by Tony Lu. It was included in Tan Yonglin's album," Between Half Dreams and Half Awakening ", which was released on April 26, 1988. The lyrics were romantic and illusory, and the tune was gentle. For example," We meet across time and space in a half-dream, and every minute is changed into a year. How much lingering can we have?" The lyrics expressed a dream-like emotional experience. The novel " Dream Chaser's Half Dream Residence " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Tan Yonglin's lyrics
The lyrics of the Cantonese version of "Half Dream and Half Wake" are as follows: In the end, who was the one who said in the dream every night," I hope that I don't have to wake up again in this life, so that there will always be only one pair in the dream, kissing each other every minute and second. At this moment, can I inadvertently ask you, is there only a lonely shadow in the dream, or is there my face in the dream, always walking with you and listening, repeated dreams, more or less thinking about love, I don't believe in good dreams but I believe in love, can light up my life, I hope you can agree, tomorrow morning without dreams, we can share love forever." The Mandarin version of " Between Dreams and Awakening " was as follows: In between the half-awake and half-asleep, we crossed the time and space to meet, every minute changed into a year, oh…how much lingering could there be? In between the half-awake and half-asleep, we forgot that there was still tomorrow, forgot to save a little time, oh…so that this feeling would last forever. I opened my eyes in a daze. When I woke up, you were gone. When I returned to my dream, my dream was no longer connected. Oh…I love you. It seemed like a dream and it seemed real. In the blink of an eye, my dream was no longer connected. The novel " Dream Chaser's Half Dream Residence " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Tan Yonglin's original song
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Tan Yonglin's Love of a Lifetime
"Love of a Lifetime" was composed by Xiang Xuehuai, composed by Wu Sikai, and sung by Alan Tam. It was released on February 8, 1991, and was included in the album "Myth 1991" released by Universal Music Ltd. It was the theme song of the Hong Kong film "Tale of Two Cities." The love of the male lead in the song had yet to appear. He was waiting in a daze. The lyrics described the heroine as his confidant, not his lover. Words like " If you can split yourself into two, I will give the gentleness in my heart to your only confidant " expressed his complicated feelings of waiting for the person he loved the most to appear, but he did not want to lose his confidant. At the end of the song, he expressed his determination to wait for the appearance of the love of his life, but he did not want to become a lover with his confidant. In addition, Eason Chan covered the song at a concert in 2003 and recorded it on the album Third Encounter Live. The novel " Dream Chaser's Half Dream Residence " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Tan Yonglin's Ghost Movies
Alan Tam had acted in three horror films, namely,"Little Boy is Afraid","Yin Yang Mistake", and "Young Master Weiwei"("Young Master Weiwei" was a Hong Kong-style urban comedy that was filmed using the same crew as "Little Boy is Afraid", but it was originally a horror film.) "Little Fox Fairy" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
How tall is Tan Yonglin?
Tan Yonglin was about 173 centimeters tall. Although this height was considered relatively tall among ordinary people, it was considered average in the entertainment industry.
Tan Yonglin was half awake
Tan Yonglin had two songs,'Half Awake' and 'Between Half Awake and Half Dream'. " Half-awake " was a Cantonese song composed by Liang Hongzhi, written by Pan Yuanliang, and arranged by Tony Lu. It was included in Tan Yonglin's Cantonese album " Bewilderment " released by Universal Records on February 12, 1988. It was an interlude from the movie " The Deserter of Love." " Between Half Dreams and Half Awakening " was a Mandarin song written and composed by Liang Hongzhi and arranged by Tony Lu. It was included in Tan Yonglin's album," Between Half Dreams and Half Awakening ", released by Universal Records on April 26, 1988. The Cantonese version was " Half Dreams and Half Awakening ". The novel " Dream Chaser's Half Dream Residence " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Tan Yonglin, Goddess of Storm
Lorelei was an album released by Tan Yonglin in December 1985. The title song," Goddess of the Storm," was the theme song for the movie he and Chan starred in," Flying Eagle: The Brothers of the Dragon and Tiger." The lyrics of the song were written by Lin Zhenqiang and composed by Serizawa Hiroaki. The lyrics depicted a stormy scene, such as " Lorelei's fierce wind is like a mad dragon, the dragon is like a mad dragon, the lightning is like a violent force, the world is broken by lightning, and the sky is broken." Especially during the climax, Tan Yonglin sang non-stop, accompanied by sound effects that seemed to be swept by gusts of wind. There was also a Remix version that lasted for 10 minutes. The last song of the album," Friends," was an interlude of the movie and was also a work of Serizawa Hiroaki. " Hugging You in the Wind of the City " was equally exciting. Everyone was welcome to click and read it!
Sorrow in the Rain Tan Yonglin
" Rain Sorrow " was a Cantonese song sung by Alan Tam, written by Xiang Xuehuai and composed by Real Bow Wulun. It was included in Alan Tam's 1982 Cantonese album," Lover·Goddess." This song became a classic of Tan Yonglin's Cantonese love songs with his unique accent. The lyrics depicted a scene of lovers breaking up on a rainy night, such as " In the pouring rain, like a thousand needles piercing my heart, why not let people be wet, hoping to wash away the brand " and other sentences. Tan Yonglin used his voice to express the sadness of a couple about to break up, and vividly expressed the thoughts of a man who was alone outside the window in the rainy night to reminisce about his lost love. The novel " Dream Chaser's Half Dream Residence " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Tan Yonglin was half asleep
" In Half Dream " was a Mandarin song sung by Alan Tam. It was composed by Liang Hongzhi and arranged by Tony Lu. It was included in Alan Tam's album," In Half Dream ", which was released on April 26, 1988. The Cantonese version was called " Half-awake," which was included in Tan Yonglin's Cantonese album," Bewildered," which was released on February 12, 1988. It was also an interlude from the movie," The Deserter of Love." The lyrics of the song were full of romance and fantasy, such as " In the middle of a half-dream, we cross time and space to meet each other. If every minute is changed into a year, how much lingering can there be?", etc., expressing the feelings of love between reality and fantasy, as well as regret after waking up from a dream. The novel " Dream Chaser's Half Dream Residence " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!