In order to bring a sense of comfort to the outside world through music, and at the same time shoulder corresponding social responsibilities with singing, Wu Kequn has launched a new healing single "The Wind Is Blowing", and the song MV has also been released as a surprise recent

In order to bring a sense of comfort to the outside world through music, and at the same time shoulder the corresponding social responsibilities with singing, Kenji Wu launched a new healing single "The Wind Is Blowing", and the song MV was also released recently as a surprise. In order to fit the theme of "healing", the MV for "The Wind Blows" went to the picturesque Menghu Lake in Johor Bahru for filming, and was jointly completed by Wu Kequn and director Huang Yuan Circle. This part-time experience also made Wu Kequn say: It’s too easy to gain weight as a director. In fact, in order to create a soothing single that is truly deeply rooted in people's hearts, Wu Kequn also took on more behind-the-scenes jobs - going deep into depression groups and feeling the mental journey of specific groups of people; studying a lot of psychology, psychiatry and other related books. After a series of investigations, Wu Kequn came to the conclusion: "Sometimes companionship without saying much is the gentlest support." He hopes that under the dual auditory and visual healing of "The Wind Is Blowing", he can "wait for the wind to stop" with the public.

Kequn Wu personally served as the director of the MV for "The Wind Is Blowing". The most healing 150 seconds was well received.

In order to better integrate experience such as field visits and book research into the work, Kequn Wu decided to serve as the director of the MV for "The Wind Is Blowing". director. The team also specially went to the picturesque Menghu Lake in Johor Bahru for filming, following the healing melody and returning to nature. The scene like the breeze blowing on the face made netizens calm down and said: The content caused extreme comfort! The protagonists of the MV are played by two new generation actresses, Liao Xiaotong and Wang Yuxuan. After experiencing MV directing in person, Wu Kequn joked to himself: "The problem with being a director is that you will gain weight. I still want to be a singer, because I am more handsome, and I want to be thinner!"

Wu Kequn also appealed: If we can try to use empathy, Instead of feeling sympathy for each other, try to feel the same wind, then there may be fewer sad and shocking tragedies.

Kequn Wu shares the "stinky boy's" way to relieve stress, conveying the power of music through audio-visual novels

While leading the public to relieve stress with music, Kequn Wu also does not hesitate to share his own secrets to relieve stress: playing ball, writing songs, and a group of real friends. He said, "Creating a work that can release emotions and become a piece of work is my greatest happiness. When we were playing ball, we were like a group of stinky boys back in high school. Our IQ decreased by 30% but our happiness increased by 70%. As for the real Friends will try to understand you rather than reason with you. I am lucky to have a group of friends who are willing to accompany me. When they are in trouble, I also try to accompany them quietly." Talking about the most satisfying part of this single, he said: "In the end, the two lines sung casually by DEMO are the most suitable. It seems that only the gentleness of the breeze can be sung."

In 2019, Wu Kequn launched the "You Say I'm Listening" social audio-visual novel project, with a focus on society. Questions that people have never thought about, we set out again and again, go deep into specific groups, dialogue, explore and find answers, and finally turn our thoughts into music, leading the public to reflect on life together. "The Wind Blows" is Wu Kequn's sixth departure, hoping to bring a gentle force to people who are suffering physically and mentally. At the same time, in the face of the sudden epidemic, the song once again aroused strong resonance in society. "Prince of Healing" Kenji Wu serves as a companion and hopes to use the energy of music creation to accompany the public through this difficult time.