Hahaha by the time you were listening to his songs i already stopped for some years and it was my classmate who introduced me to j-pop in 97.
Jacky Cheung and Andy Lau were among my favorite Canto pop singers in the early 90s and i like their mandarin songs as well.
It's got tang yuan in it but the soup is distinctly different. Actually the tang yuan is optional. And the soup/drink itself is served warm. Oh man it's good. Haven't had any in over a decade, I don't know how to make it, and restaurants don't serve it. It's a distinctly Chinese dessert and it's unique cuz our culture isn't exactly known for desserts.
gan ba tegan ba day ? !
i listen to some of those, just never know it's called C-pop....my span is quite wide actually..it stretched from classical chinese to world music to western pop to chinese pop...and sometimes opera...never fixed in one type or one musician....They also are "obsessed" using journey to the west theme in their anime hahaha
So what music do you listen?
well, they are still around, probably not as popular.... Jacky Cheung is the godfather like figure in C-pop(still feel wired..), he is definitely still very popular. others....dont know much....my c-pop era was more about Jay Chou and those older taiwan singers. HK school was not really my thing, though i did listen to those them occasionally...
i knew "Ya ma day" is what mean,too !gan ba te
oh, yes! Leslie Cheung and Roman Tam....RIP...
Yeah same with Leslie, sad ending for him too. Aside these two Anita Mui also passed away almost as long as those 2 singers. Anita Mui was the Queen of Cantopop
