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This clip was captured from the TV program aired on (April 8).
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Zhang Xiao Ying - Ai te ni ya he chu sing (karaoke )
This song was a hit around 1973. Originally an Indian (as in India and not red Indian) song, it was translated into Chinese (Mandarin).
Zhang Xiao Ying was a popular singer from Singapore from the mid 1960's to mid 1980's. The video of this song was performed by younger models but the singer's voice is the original voice of Zhang Xiao Ying and her picture is inserted every now and then. (more)
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"Nan Wang Chu Lien Ti Ching Ren" means the first love in my life is very hard to forget.
This is a hit from the 1970's that has been done by many artists and Zhang Xiao Ying did a great job expressing her emotions because if her dynamic vocal range from low to high back and forth.
This is the karaoke version with her original voice and music but younger models acting out the script.
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Another Japanese song that was successfully transplanted into Chinese Mandarin during the 70s. Originally it was called Tokyo Serenade. It is also my tribute to Ray Charles, The Beatles, Sally Yeh and all those who made beautiful music.
