The Hokkien homophone of the song "Gold wrapped in silver" is:
Other people's lives are like gold wrapped in a frame and wrapped in silver
The homophone is: ba lang ei xi mia, xi kong gim ge bao gin
Ruan's life is worthless, if others open their mouths
Homophony: wen ei xi mia m dai ji, ba lang a na kui cui
It’s golden words and jade words, Ruan Ruo’s speech
Homophony: xi gim yan yiou gi, wen na xi gei gong wei
Nian Mi Zhu Chu Dai Zhi, strange Ruan’s death Shi
Homophony: niam mi die cu dai ji, guai wen mei lo tou xi
When encountering evil characters, people are lucky
Homophony: du die pai buei li, lang xi he mia gia
Ruan is acting as a brother, and the wild birds outside the window crow for Ruan
Homophony: wen di lei zuei hia di, tang gua ei ya jia tei wen ti
People can't help themselves in the world, even though they are brothers
Homophony: lin zai gang ou xin bu you gi, sui lian xi zuei hia di
Ruan's heart is so rare, soju accompanies Ruan's days
Homophony: wen xim ya jin hi mi, xe jiu pua wen du li ji
The past is not the same Dare to mention it, how can you not have the courage to go too far?
Homophony: guei ki a ei ong sum ga tei ki, xiu mei wai tao gia zua you ei me yong ki
Personal experience
Cai Qiufeng was born on April 20, 1967 in Sihu Township, Yunlin County, Taiwan. Her ancestral home is Haikou. She is a singer.
Cai Qiu-feng, who released her first album "Sisterly Love" at the age of 13 and became popular in the Taiwanese music scene with "Gold Wrapped in Silver", once attracted fans at shows and imitations with her unique "nasal cries" voice. They rush to imitate.
The first stage: Cai Qiufeng entered the music scene as a 13-year-old child star and sang many classic songs as a newcomer!
When she released her first album "Sisterly Love" at the age of 13, her conservative family opposed Qiu Feng who was too young to come out for publicity.
At the age of 15, she released two albums including "Girl's Voice". After Qiufeng's hard work, her family finally allowed her to promote the album.
At the age of 18, the largest record company "Tony Records" took a fancy to Cai Qiufeng's young and distinctive voice quality. After several twists and turns, she signed Cai Qiufeng as Tony Records' first Hokkien singer to enter the Taiwanese market. Released "The Sailor's Dream" and "The Voice of the Big Sister".
"Tragic Destiny" released in 1989 is also the theme song of the movie "Sad City". When this film was screened at the French Film Festival, many people were moved by Cai Qiufeng's singing and were very interested in listening to it in a foreign land. To Taiwanese songs, make everyone proud. Also because director Hou Hsiao-hsien invited Cai Zhennan to sing, Qiufeng has been inseparable from movies ever since, and she also made a cameo appearance in "City of Sadness".