The story background of the song "Dried wine sells nothing" is:
"Dried wine sells nothing" is the theme song of the 1983 movie "Taking the wrong bus", which tells the story of a dumb uncle and an abandoned baby. Veterans make a living by picking up junk.
One morning in the winter of p>1958, Uncle Dumb picked up an abandoned baby girl named May in a high-grade residential area. Since then, Uncle Dumb has been a father and a mother, and father and daughter have lived alone, struggling in hard and poor days, and raising May with meager income. With the help of young composer Shi Junmai, May became a red singer.
Unexpectedly, after May became famous, she forgot the kindness of dumb uncle to her. At a concert, Shi Junmai wanted to see May's father when he was near May's home, and went to May's father's window. Neighbors told Shi Junmai that May's father had used the trumpet sound of "Dried Wine If Sold Nothing" to amuse May since childhood. Shi Junmai was inspired, and instead of seeing May's father, he immediately returned home. In order to wake May up, he wrote a song for her, which was "Dried Wine If Sold Nothing".
Shi Junmai sent the song to her a few days before the concert. May read the lyrics and wept bitterly. She kept learning to sing that song, and all the scenes of her father's hard work in raising her came to her eyes. May didn't follow the arrangement of her agent, and sang this song "Dried Wine If Not Sold". Although she angered the agency, she firmly showed her guilt and remorse for her past life and regretted that she had taken the wrong bus on the road of life.
Dried wine is a Minnan dialect, which probably means "Do you want to sell wine bottles?". People who buy abandoned empty wine bottles in southern Fujian and Taiwan Province and then sell them to waste recycling stations to earn a little money are all walking through the streets, shouting "Dried wine can't be sold". If anyone has empty bottles to sell at home, they will stop the waste buyer.
Extended information:
Lyrics:
Dried wine is sold without
what a familiar voice
How many years of wind and rain have accompanied me
Never need to remember
Never forget
No heaven and earth
No land, no home
No home, no you
No me < When I grow up,
say the first sentence with me
You give me a home
Let me * * * with you. Sharing it
Although you can't say a word
, you can better understand the black and white and true and false in the world
Although you can't express your true feelings
, you have devoted your life
How familiar your voice is from a distance
It reminds me of your kind heart
When will you come back to me
Let me sing with you again
. Need to remember
Never forget
There is no heaven and earth
There is no home without land
There is no home without you
There is no familiar voice without you
How many years of wind and rain have accompanied me
Never remember
Never forget
If dry wine is sold, there is no
Appreciation of songs. "The tree wants to be quiet, but the wind never stops, and the child wants to be raised, but the relatives are not there", teaching people to cherish their parents! (21CN Entertainment)
In the song, "You raised me and said the first sentence with me, and you gave me a home, so that I can have it with you" melted into the children's love for their father, which reflected the perfect combination of story and music interaction. Julie's singing is very tough, and the wide range of her voice creates a strong sense of vicissitudes, and she realizes the burst of eager emotion in an instant with the simplest, simplest and most tearful music language. (Netease Entertainment)
The lyrics of the main theme running through the whole song, "If the wine is dry, if it is not sold", tell people the greatness of their father and reflect the perfect combination of story and music interaction. (Metropolis)
This film won the popularity of Julie who sang theme songs and episodes for the film. Songs such as "Sprinkle Dry and Sell Nothing", "The Same Moonlight" and "Please Come with Me" swept the whole island of Taiwan Province for a time, and then swept Chinese mainland and Hongkong, and Julie's breathtaking songs swirled everywhere in the streets and lanes. People soon discovered that Julie's almost shouting singing was a kind of voice and a kind of "strength" that had never been seen in Chinese music circles. And this power is not just the power of voice, but the unyielding vitality of the singer himself.