After Jiang Siming left the stage, quite a few more performances followed.
But none of the guests could stir up the same sensation and atmosphere as before. Instead, the audience were urging them on in their hearts: Could they sing faster? They still had to hear the duet.
They really hoped the duet would also be "The Wind Rises." They still hadn't heard enough of it.
Finally, another hour passed. The New Year's Eve Concert reached its finale, with less than ten minutes remaining before 2020.
The final performance—the duet between Jiang Siming and Jay Chou—had arrived!
Two top-tier singers from the old and new generations, both renowned for their talent and popularity, were finally sharing the stage!
Jiang Siming wore a white suit, while Jay Chou wore black. Quite a few fujoshi had even begun writing danmei novels in their heads.
A third party, "Lin Sansui," had even appeared in the novel. This novel... well, it was certainly exciting.
"Eaves under the cliffs
Wind chimes like the sea
I wait for the swallows to return
Time has been arranged
To stage an accident."
Unfortunately, the song they sang wasn't "The Wind Rises," but "Thousands of Miles Away."
Even so, their duet gave the audience an equally enjoyable experience. It was entirely different from the version by Fei Yuqing and Jay Chou.
Though the Jiang-Jay version couldn't be said to surpass the Fei-Jay version, it was definitely no worse.
And judging from the audience's reaction, the Jiang-Jay version of "Thousands of Miles Away" seemed to be more popular with younger people.
After the duet ended, Jiang Siming and Jay Chou smiled and slapped each other's palms, then exchanged a smile. A feeling of mutual appreciation arose between them.
But many audience members believed that this was more than just a