a little impression, Reivew on As Tears Go By

Recently, I was fascinated by everything in the 1980s. I found Meng Tingwei’s songs and downloaded a bunch of them on my phone. I had to listen to the songs of that era before going to bed at night, and then I could fall asleep happily, as if I got some novel baby. Listening to the way the vocals were handled in the songs at that time, the rhythm was slow and clear, the electronic soundtrack was fresh and clean, and the bass was just right without being ostentatious. Playing these tunes on the tape recorder and saying that it was a popular song criticized by my teacher, something I didn’t care about at the time, is now the only way I can connect with the past, which made me smile and tear.
Listening to music is not enough, so I found out the movies of the 1980s and watched it, as if I had to make up lessons. What I missed at that time, those things that gently surround our daily life, those things that we impatiently label as "delayed learning"" The things that are left behind by the "superficial popular" reason, in the distant memory, carry the customs of an era.
The storyline in the movie is not important, the important thing is that the movie records a certain day at that time, the world at a certain moment, the sunshine of that day, the weather of that day, these are all recorded in the movie, the street lights on the road, the popular dress, the crowd.
Maggie Cheung's face is still slightly fat, and Andy Lau was so young, it's really shocking, and it's funny because of his rarity.
It was another smog weather, it was noon, and there was no sign of dissipating. Meng Tingwei was still singing softly in the earphones, the moon's face was secretly changing, my God, is this accompaniment bassist okay now? I really hope that all the people in that era are fine and don't change too much, because there are some things and some people that I don't want to forget.

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