Transforming into twin actresses, offering a glimpse into the cutthroat world of entertainment.

The suona player started playing the suona!

When the first suona horn sounded, the audience was startled.

"Holy crap! The suona player went first?"

"Ahhhhh! As expected, the suona is the main character, it's just right."

"Ever since I heard 'Double Happiness', I've fallen in love with the suona and can't get enough of it. I love the feeling of it sending me off."

"This musician plays wonderfully."

"I feel like I'm about to get fired up."

"I'm already really fired up."

"Is it a new song?! Another new song written by Earth?"

"..."

And amidst the sound of the suona horn.

Suddenly, the large screen behind the stage lit up, showing a vast expanse of lush green sorghum fields, with a girl in red walking through them.

This is an animation with a more realistic style.

at the same time.

Song information was displayed to the audience.

Song: "Nine Sons"

Composer: Earth

Lyrics by: Earth

Arrangement: Earthly Sphere

As always, this is a song written by the Earth.

Chapter 217 Jiu'er, I'll send you far away. A ruthless person has a grand vision!

"Jiu'er" is the ending theme song of the TV series "Red Sorghum". The lyrics were written by He Qiling and A Kun, and the music was composed by A Kun.

This is also a song with a single posture.

To be precise, the lyrics basically consist of only four lines, repeated over and over again.

However, the singing style and emotions required for each section are different, with a process from gentle to high notes.

To be honest, this song is quite difficult, with a lot of high notes, including some bel canto, and it's especially hard to bring out its charm.

The song needs to vividly portray Jiu'er's strong and resilient character, her life's love, hate, and dramatic plot twists.

So it's not easy to sing.

In their previous lives, those who dared to sing "Nine Children" were all top-tier singers with exceptional vocal skills and voices, such as Han Hong, Tan Qing, Wu Bixia, and Sa Dingding. In essence, they all belonged to the national team.

This is a treasure of a song that many national team athletes love to cover!

Most singers wouldn't even dare to touch it; to sing it without a certain level of skill would be utterly humiliating!

But with the girl's current singing skills, she can definitely sing it.

At this moment.

On the stage, on the big screen.

When the boundless sorghum fields and the young girl dressed in the red of the old society appear, a strong rural atmosphere immediately comes to mind, and when combined with the suona horn, it becomes even more intoxicating.

But it also left the audience completely baffled.

"??????"

437 "What song is this?"

"How come they've even cleared out a sorghum field?"

"First came the suona, then the sorghum field. I get it! They're sending someone off with the suona and then burying them in the sorghum field."

"Enterprise-level understanding!"

"You know about the suona."

Is it really a pop song?

"To be fair, Ruthless Emperor and Earth always manage to come up with some new tricks, which is something other singers don't have."

"Keep it up, tough guy!"

"..."

Countless viewers were left with a puzzled look on their faces.

Because there is no famous literary work called "Red Sorghum Family" or a TV series called "Red Sorghum" on Earth, people are extremely puzzled when they hear the intro and see the scene of sorghum fields.

But the girl dared to release this song, so she must have taken this aspect into consideration.

Although the lyrics of this song do not describe the intense emotions in the book, nor do they mention the relevant plot in the film or television drama, and even consist of only four sentences repeated over and over, the singer relies entirely on the song to convey its artistic conception.

However, because the historical background is very similar to that of the previous life, the Blue Star China also has many classic local literatures and related film and television works from that era.

Anti-Japanese war dramas are also very popular in China.

After all, who didn't watch one or two war dramas when they were young? (laughs)

Especially those anti-Japanese war dramas similar to "Little Soldier Zhang Ga," which depict the people and the Eighth Route Army uniting to fight the Japanese invaders, can easily remind people of Jiu'er.

This allows the audience to form a certain emotional connection.

Simultaneously.

The girl also put a lot of effort into the animation; while she sings, the large screen behind her will use animation to tell some stories related to Jiu'er.

The combination of these two factors, along with a natural talent for empathy, is enough to completely stir the audience's emotions and achieve emotional resonance!

Moreover, many of the fans who adored this song in my past life had never read the original novel or even watched the TV series, yet they were still deeply moved after listening to it.

This is enough to prove that, on its own merits, this song is extremely excellent!

……

now.

on the stage.

The suona continued to play.

The stage lights had dimmed, leaving only red light shining on Xu Mingyue.

Beneath the ghost mask, her eyes seemed to hold some emotion as she looked ahead; she was manipulating her emotions.

A gentle breeze seemed to blow, ruffling her beautiful hair.

The moment the suona stopped, Xu Mingyue's voice rang out:

"The fields around me..."

"The jujube blossoms beside me smell sweet..."

"When the sorghum ripens, the sky turns red..."

"Jiu'er, I'm sending you off to a distant place..."

The voice was soft and bright, yet carried a strange sense of weight.

The girl had watched the TV series "Red Sorghum".

Among them, Zhou Xun's portrayal of Jiu'er left a very deep impression on her.

She has now completely immersed herself in the role of Jiu'er.

On the large screen behind her, the images began to change.

Wearing a red dress, Jiu'er ran happily through the lush green sorghum field.

The scene here showcases the beautiful loess land and sorghum fields, a testament to the beauty of our homeland.

The audience captured the essence of the song.

Influenced by their talent for empathy, they seemed to be in a boundless field.

A breeze blew, and the sorghum stalks bowed slightly.

"So it's a story from that era."

"It sounds good."

"What a nice view."

"..."

Strangely enough, tonight the audience was bombarded with high-energy music, their senses completely shattered, but in this instant, the Ruthless Emperor's singing seemed to cleanse their souls, bringing them peace.

Followed by.

The second section begins, with the sound of a piano as accompaniment.