Taiwanese singer Zheng Zhihua has always been a model for many people who is physically disabled but strong-willed. Of course, many young people today do not know the existence of this singer, but in the 1990s of the last century, Zheng Zhihua was a popular singer all over the co

Taiwanese singer Zheng Zhihua has always been a role model for many people who are physically disabled and mentally strong. Of course, many young people today no longer know the existence of this singer, but in the 1990s, Zheng Zhihua was popular all over the country. The singer, especially his classic songs " sailor " and "Star Lights", were almost everyone could hum a few lines back then. Even in many KTVs now, they are still the repertoire of some middle-aged and elderly men, which shows his influence. deep. However, as Zheng Zhihua did not produce better works in his later period, he himself gradually left the public's sight, and the music scene was changing rapidly.

A post posted by Zheng Zhihua on a social platform in the middle of last night quickly became a trending topic. Zheng Zhihua’s words were very simple: “About the lyrics of my classic song “Stars Light”, I expressed shock, anger and regret! "There are not many words, but all kinds of emotions can be felt across the screen.

The reason for this is that in the latest season of Sister Riding the Wind and Waves on Mango Channel , Wang Xinling , Wu Jinyan and other artists went all out and sang a cover of Zheng Zhihua's classic song "Stars Light Up". Although it gave people a A very retro feel. However, some people found that the lyrics this time were a little different. The original lyrics are: "The sky now is a dirty sky. Stars can no longer be seen in the civilized sky." But the lyrics we hear now are: "The sky now is a clear sky. , stars are always visible in the civilized sky." This is why Zheng Zhihua is angry, because the lyrics have changed from condemnation to praise, completely losing the original artistic conception of the song.

According to many people’s understanding, Zheng Zhihua’s song was first released in 1992. At that time, Taiwan was facing the destruction of tradition and the environment by modern industry and commerce, so the phrase “the sky now is a dirty sky” came into being. The highlight of the whole song, and of course some people explain it from a higher level, is that this song is a red song, hoping that as a star of light, it can guide Taiwan, which has lost its way, to find the way back to the big family of the motherland. What exactly it means, because the original author himself There is no explanation, and we really don’t know the true meaning, but many people still consider the context of the lyrics and think that this lyric is indeed the finishing touch. It was changed by Mango Channel and the original meaning of the song was lost.

The reason why many songs can become classics is not only the beauty of the tunes, but also the catchy lyrics. At the same time, if they are adapted from the original meaning of the songs, sometimes not only will the artistic conception be completely lost, but the meaning will even be opposite. Just like changing "Rise up, people who don't want to be slaves" in the "March of the Volunteers" to "The Chinese nation has reached its safest moment", it is no longer a national anthem to prepare for danger in times of peace, but a song to lie down and rest in peace. This kind of arrangement may seem like a song and dance, but in fact it has completely changed the original meaning of the song.

Mango Channel is a well-known TV station in China and is known for its entertainment spirit, but its reputation has always been poor. I wonder if the song adaptation this time has been authorized? Recalling that during the Shanghai epidemic, the large-scale concert Oriental TV was preparing to hold also faced the issue of copyright of the song. The author complained all over the Internet and claimed that no amount of money was allowed to be used. However, Oriental TV still went its own way. It seems that These so-called mainstream media often shoot some public welfare films and ask everyone to respect intellectual property rights and protect the rights and interests of creators. Originally, they were told to others, but once things happen to them, it becomes a different standard and face. Take advantage of your relatively strong position to do whatever you want. The so-called respect for intellectual property rights is just a rag in their eyes, and they can throw it wherever they want.

Mango Channel has done many bottomless things in recent years under the banner of entertainment first, and has been criticized.Many of their programs are almost plagiarized from abroad. No matter how others criticize them, they remain unflinching and unrepentant. However, many of their viewers are children. We don’t know what such media can bring to immature children. What good inspiration? Teach them to plagiarize from an early age? It’s really time for the country to take action. Shouldn’t a mainstream media be a model for to abide by the law and ?

I can understand Zheng Zhihua’s anger, and I feel disdainful of Mango Channel’s behavior. No matter how popular their programs are, they can’t cover up their evil deeds of tampering with classics.