I have no experience in love, I just discovered it today

Meet him from a distance

That happiness is so fresh...

Miss Lu was humming a song happily while holding a mop to wash the floor.

Dad Lu frowned when he heard this, put down the newspaper, raised his head and asked Miss Lu: "Did your elder brother say when he will be back?"

"I didn't know that he didn't call back yesterday." Lu Xiaomei held up the mop and pouted.

"Then you call him again and urge him to come back immediately." Dad Lu said with a dark face.

"Hmph, you think international long-distance phone calls are cheap, charging dozens of yuan a minute. The phone company is like a vampire." Mother Lu was helping Lu Dongjie iron his suit, and she suddenly said angrily.

"Huh, he's still in the mood to travel around Japan. I'm afraid he'll be like a street rat when he comes back." Father Lu smiled coldly.

"Oh, how can you curse your son like this?" Mother Lu glared at him and complained.

"Hey, if you don't believe me, just read the newspaper yourself." Dad Lu put a large stack of newspapers on the table.

Hearing what Father Lu said, Mother Lu and Little Sister Lu came over curiously.

"The two most outstanding twins have created a whirlwind among girls, sweeping half of Hong Kong's pop music scene."

This is an entertainment news report from "Oriental Daily" and is suspected of being a soft advertisement.

Universal Music Company has released two small albums for the two girls, causing countless young fans to rush to buy them.

One is Kuang Meiyun's album "Just Like Your Tenderness", which created a sweet trend of girly love and swept through all the campus teenagers in Hong Kong.

The other small disc is Zhang Yuanyuan's "First Love". There are three songs on one small disc, which is also a kind of alternative girlish sentiment style. The first two songs are okay, but the last song is surprising.

A song called "Taxi Qualified" with such an unconventional style has made countless young men and women shake their heads.

After reading the first newspaper, everyone liked it. The mother and daughter glanced at Dad Lu before turning to the next newspaper.

"Shako" is an epoch-making musical work.

This is the news headline used by Ming Pao in its newspaper.

Shako is usually just a term used for movie finishing. It first appeared in the lyrics of a pop song.

The first Cantonese disco-style song in Hong Kong was released. It is faster and more dynamic than similar foreign songs, bringing Hong Kong pop music further to the forefront of the world.

According to Hong Kong's famous young pianist Lam Min-yi, she also participated in the production of this single.

According to her, this single uses a lot of different electronic music mixes and is the most amazing innovation in the history of Hong Kong pop music.

Although performances using electronic music are very popular in France and Japan, it cannot be said that they do not exist in Hong Kong, but it is definitely rare.

The impact of this kind of electronic music is like an echo that cuts across the sky, a series of twelve tones, making people unable to regain their composure for a long time.

It's a very high praise. Is there any problem with this? The mother and daughter hesitated for a moment and turned to the next newspaper.

"Once the girl next door, now the nightclub queen."

This is the title of a report in "Tiantian Kuaibao", and it is also suspected of being a headline partisan.

Zhang Yuanyuan, a good girl who used to sing children's songs, transformed into the queen of nightclub dance music.

In the trendy bars and dance halls in Wan Chai and Mong Kok, these places used to play European and American music, which was very popular among young people.

But ever since the song "Shake" appeared, she has become the latest darling of the nightclub.

Several large nightclubs in Hong Kong spared no expense to invite Zhang Yuanyuan to perform as a guest singer, but her parents did not allow her to perform in nightclubs because she was underage.

All of the above are reported in the entertainment section of newspapers, as well as news in the social section.

"A song can drive the prosperity of an industry"

This is the title used by the left-wing media "New Evening News", but from a different angle.

Since Zhang Yuanyuan's record was put on the market, Hi-Fi (audio) sales in Hong Kong electrical appliance stores and music centers have greatly increased, as well as the sales of a series of products such as record players, records, tape recorders, and tapes, making it the biggest winner in related industries.

The agents of several major Hi-Fi brands sold in Hong Kong are considering inviting Zhang Yuanyuan to endorse their products.

"The Rise of Local Music"

This is the title of the columnist of "Sing Tao Daily".

I will start by analyzing the diversity of Hong Kong pop music, from European and Western pop songs, Mandarin period songs, Cantonese minor tunes, mandarin ducks and butterflies, vulgar ghost and horse songs, and now Cantonese pop songs.

Then we transitioned from popular music culture to analyzing social development, borrowed time and borrowed land, and then analyzed it in a eloquent and confusing manner.

Anyway, Mother Lu and Xiaomei Lu didn’t understand what the columnist was writing, so they just skipped it.

In news, there are praises and certainly derogations.

"Shako? The chief culprit of noise makers"

Recently, various district councilor offices have received many complaints from citizens. Whether in public places or private houses, noise has frequently disturbed residents recently, and is more widespread than noise from construction sites.

Especially the loud speakers at the entrance of the record stores on the street, as well as the Hi-Fi of young people at home, play this explosive music every day, which makes many middle-aged and elderly people miserable.

Many unofficial members said they would actively respond to citizens' demands and submit amendments to the Noise Pollution Prevention Ordinance to the Legislative Council for review as soon as possible to ensure the physical, mental and mental health of citizens.

This "shake" caused the first negative social phenomenon, which was the noise that disturbed the people.

"Humph, the whole Hong Kong is segregating neighbors to play mahjong all day long, making noisy noises and shutting up, but they don't complain?" Mother Lu said with some annoyance.

"That's right, I have words to talk about others, but I have no words to talk about myself." Lu Xiaomei quickly agreed.

"Huh, keep reading. I think you won't be able to laugh anymore." Dad Lu pointed at the stack of newspapers below and snorted angrily.

"Lu Dongjie's new song teaches bad morals and is banned?"

This is the headline of the right-wing media "Business Daily", which is a bit exaggerated.

Recently, students from many secondary schools in Hong Kong have been found entering dance halls and other entertainment venues, or having private dance parties. It is reported that they were recently influenced by a dance song "Shako" and were greedy for novelty for a while.

Many parents have accused Lu Dongjie of writing songs that teach bad things to their children, corrupt social morals, and have extremely bad effects.

Therefore, parents jointly sent a letter to the Municipal Council requesting that this song be banned from broadcasting on radio and television programs.

Middle-aged parents hate such a fast song and dance song, while young people can't put it down.

It immediately caused a lot of controversy. It not only caused a music trend, but also caused negative social phenomena. This was something Lu Dongjie did not expect at the beginning.
Chapter completed!