The song that Faye Wong used to be very similar to the song that Faye Wong is nowFaye Wong's voice had always been cold, aloof, ethereal, and ethereal. Judging from her songs from different periods, there were similarities in the delicate expression of emotions and the ethereal singing style of "Red Bean" and "That Year in a Hurry." " Red Bean " had a slightly sad mood and an ethereal voice. It was similar to " Hurried Years ", which reminisced about the past and had a unique singing style. In addition,"The Hurtful Woman" and "The Legend" also had similarities. Both of them reflected Faye Wong's unique singing style. There was a faint sadness and ethereal feeling in expressing emotions.
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We used to be, we are nowThere were many differences between the past and the present. In the past, we might have had different dreams and pursuits. For example, when we were young, we were ambitious and regarded ourselves as extraordinary people. We set an example in our hearts and had fantasies about success. We might even treat money as dirt and disdain to associate with certain people. In terms of relationships, he had once yearned for beautiful love and wished that he could have someone with him. He imagined the Prince Charming in his dreams and looked forward to romantic love legends. We used to be innocent and naïve. We might even think that sadness was a kind of beauty. Friends used to share an umbrella with each other. They were close to each other, talked about everything, understood each other, shared grievances, and received comfort and encouragement. They were full of yearning for life and anticipation for the future.
And now, many things have changed. Under the pressure of life and the tempering of experience, enthusiasm may diminish, and the longing is no longer as strong as before. The words of love in the past had become awkward, and showing off their love had become childish. Now, things might have changed, and they often quarreled with each other. Their relationship had become tense, and they had nothing to talk about. Once they opened their mouths, they might become impatient and no longer understand each other. They would start to look on coldly, and they would silently bear their grievances, worries, and sufferings. In terms of family, people like the post-80s generation faced many pressures given by the times. They had to take care of the previous generation and worry about the next generation. It seemed that they were always paying for others, taking responsibility but could be ignored and sacrificed. Of course, there was also a positive side. For example, although life after marriage was different from when they were in love, it could also be seen as a new beginning of romance. They would recall the beauty of their past relationship. In short, there was a sharp contrast between the past and the present. This change was driven by life, but it could also be inevitable in the process of growing up.
The author is somebody that i used to know.