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00:00 So when you were making music, you were always so impulsive and just went ahead and did it?

00:04 Not at all.

00:05 Maybe you just said that your musical creativity didn't go to the point where it could support what you wanted to do.

00:11 I didn't have the ability before because I didn't go into the studio.

00:14 "Aniwa Hua Hua" is my first song in the studio.

00:17 Going into the studio is different from what you usually sing.

00:19 It's like you go into the studio and your voice is naked.

00:22 It's completely quiet when you go in.

00:23 When you really go to the studio, you send it out.

00:26 You record it with a microphone and then broadcast it to you.

00:28 Your first reaction is usually like this.

00:30 "This is how my voice sounds."

00:34 "Glitter."

00:35 You can hear the slight flaws very clearly.

00:37 Yes, so you just have to adapt to your own voice for two or three years.

00:41 I didn't learn music, I didn't have a music score, I didn't have any skills.

00:45 So I actually started to understand slowly the year before.

00:48 "Oh, it turns out that my voice is not in the high place."

00:51 "My natural, nice, sexy place is actually in the middle."

00:55 "It's been three years, and I can develop my voice in some places."

00:59 "So the place to work hard is also the place to sing in the middle."

01:02 Is there anything else?

01:03 Whether it's music or film production,

01:05 Can you still have a new passion and rekindle it?

01:09 Is there any recent?

01:10 Yes, there is.

01:11 In fact, many friends have said these years.

01:12 "Where did you go? Why didn't you make a work?"

01:15 In fact, I have been polishing my own music and a script.

01:19 I used to have a few scripts, but I skipped them.

01:20 Later, I didn't.

01:21 You focus on making a script.

01:23 I keep doing it, and if I do it wrong,

01:25 Some people think it's not good, and then overthrow it.

01:27 How much percent?

01:28 I dare not say now.

01:29 Because sometimes you will change the script.

01:31 Then you will start from the original stage.

01:32 Then you will start again.

01:33 I will write it, then remove it.

01:36 So this concert, do you think about it?

01:38 In the past, you have so many songs.

01:40 In fact, it's not about rewriting.

01:41 It's just that you have rewritten these songs.

01:43 I don't use rewriting.

01:44 Because I feel like this.

01:45 You just change his clothes again.

01:48 I feel like I'm going back to his essence again.

01:52 He doesn't just change a color.

01:54 You have to go back to his essence.

01:55 For example, City Blue Sky.

01:56 I always feel that the previous version is missing something.

01:59 Can't bring out a sense of oppression.

02:00 At the beginning, I told the editor.

02:02 What do we have that is oppressive?

02:04 Later we found that it was the organ in the church.

02:07 Who is the organ?

02:08 That kind of big organ.

02:11 That one is right.

02:13 It's this feeling.

02:13 It's the power that feels like it's coming down from your head.

02:17 Yes.

02:18 [MUSIC PLAYING]

02:22 (upbeat music)

02:24 [BLANK_AUDIO]

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