"Crossing the Pier" turned out to be a copy of this Japanese song

"Let’s run through the dock together, and we will break up with you soon." This is the song "Climbing through the dock" released by Dazhe in 2011. When I listen to this style and look at the lyrics, it is obvious that there is a strong network of soil. Taste the taste of love songs, presumably many people just treat it as a normal saliva song, just listen to the brainwashing and be happy.

When I listened to the Hokkien song, the editor also heard a song with a melody very similar to it. It was Wang Ruixia's "Looking forward to meet the other day" in 1990. It happened to be written by Wang Ruixia's lyrics. It's also about separation. Although the degree of similarity of the songs is very high, but in general, it is not a single song. At most, it is just a section of plagiarism, but this section is constantly circulating in "Crossing the Dock".

However, Wang Ruixia’s Hokkien song is a cover of Koyanagi Rumiko’s 80s song "お久しぶりね" (Long time no see). Koyanagi Rumiko is an artist who can sing well in the Showa era, "The Bride of Seto" It is her most famous song. She has appeared in the movie "White Snake". If possible, you can find it. Going back to this song "Long Time No See", in fact, the Mandarin version is not only "Crossing the Dock", like "Showdown" by Jiang Meili, and later on and Han Baoyi, and Jin Peishan's "Just Waiting for You" etc. are all covers. This Japanese song. It can be seen that the "rusticness" of online songs has its roots.

The difference is whether the Hokkien song or the original Japanese lyrics are better. They are all carefully filled in words, and the aesthetic connotation is much better than "Crossing the Dock". What's more, going to the dock is simply no copyright plagiarism.

(picture from the Internet)