@@classicmelodysongs Thanks a lot for your kind words. The fact that late 70s was an era so unique to our generation in Guangzhou as we could "feel" the soft power of Hong Kong's economy as well as its entertainment industries. As you know, GZ and HK shared a common dialect of the Chinese language: Cantonese. These song /singers were part of our adolescence, and life experience. Today, younger generations in GZ are no longer living through the same experience as the government is determined to make Mandarin the predominant dialect (perhaps the only dialect). And it has passed the point of no return! Young people no longer speak Cantonese! I don't blame those young kids (do they have a choice?). I understand the reason and have fully accepted the reality that my kids don't speak Chinese. China looks more and more like fading twilight to me. The golden evening sun is beautiful but don't feel any sense of belonging (once upon a time, I was there). 多谢您!我的中文长期无用,太慢。日文原版好像不是情歌。好似美国的country music.