According to Taiwanese media reports, Zhang Huimei 's application for the 2017 concert to be held at the Taipei Arena was rejected. This is not the first time she has been rejected by the Little Arena. A-mei had been rejected as early as two years ago. And this year the Little Arena did not even give a chance to communicate, which made A-mei feel helpless.
However, the reason for rejection was also shocking. It was because A-mei's concert was too hot, causing nearby residents to complain that it disturbed the people. The cause of the incident was the 2015 "Utopia" Taipei Arena concert for 6 consecutive nights, especially during the performance of "Three Days and Three Nights", 11,000 people jumped to the beat and caused severe shocks, making it difficult for neighbors around. Endure complaints.
For this reason, relevant departments have also issued the "Amei Treaty": where the vibration in the venue exceeds 63 decibels and the surrounding residents protest, a fine of NT$100,000 will be imposed if it is not persuaded. If it is not improved, it can be continuously punished. In severe cases, the power will be cut off and the lights will be turned on to interrupt the performance.
Actually, A-mei is not alone. The performances of Mayday, Aaron Kwok , Eason Chan, Zheng Jun and others have all been fined or interrupted because of disturbing people.
In 2013, Mayday held two consecutive performances at the Taichung Stadium, which made Taichung fans overwhelmed, but suffered the residents living nearby. During this period, Taichung City Environmental Protection and Engineering issued 47 fines, totaling NT$1.14 million, and 22 fines were issued for the final stage of the concert alone. This also made Taiwanese media feel that "Mayday should be the most fined music group in the history of Taichung Environmental Protection Agency!" song. When the playing Zhenghe, Lao Zheng, returned to the show and prepared to elope, he was told that he was called to the police by surrounding residents for disturbing the people, and the performance was stopped. Lao Zheng also posted on Weibo and Aite, at the time Evergrande Music chairman Song Ke,Song Ke also responded humorously, "The residents generally have some strange and different ideas about "Elopement"."
Actually this is a very contradictory question, as if fireworks should be played at a music festival. Stick to his own words. As a nearby resident, the strong noise seriously affects rest. As an audience, my voice is not loud, and I can’t get up if I don’t sing or dance. As the show organizer, if the location is too remote and the traffic is inconvenient, it is very troublesome for the fans and themselves.
Of course, we still have a way to minimize the conflicts as much as possible. That is to upgrade the noise reduction facilities near the venues. As a learning environment, the editor will come to popularize the principles and methods of noise reduction.
There are three ways to reduce noise: noise reduction from the sound source, noise reduction during sound propagation, and noise reduction at the sound reception. The first is the sound source, which we understand as the venue of the concert, where noise reduction and vibration reduction building materials can be used, and special devices can be used to adapt the sound wave emission direction and other measures. Noise reduction in the process of sound transmission is nothing more than setting up sound-absorbing panels between the site and residential areas. In fact, planting more trees can also effectively absorb noise. The final sound receiving place is to install soundproof doors and windows, noise-proof curtains, etc. in residents' residences.
Of course, I still hope that the Little Arena can communicate and negotiate with Amei, so that she can bring the concert back to the Arena again as she wishes. A-mei also said, "I don't need to sing "Three Years and Three Nights"!" For her, a concert at the Arena has deep emotional significance. Having said so much, in fact, we still hope that while enjoying music and relaxing ourselves, we will not disturb others' daily rest.
This article is the original version of Jam Music (www.jammyfm.com). Reprinting without permission is declined.
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