That evening.
Jiang Siming's song "Sigh of Admiration" went viral across the entire internet, becoming a healing balm for everyone nursing a broken heart.
The 11.24-million bounty once again showed everyone Jiang Siming's ability and expertise in music.
What everyone found most fascinating was that Jiang Siming had managed to write such an artistic song based solely on someone else's experiences. Aside from talent, they truly had no idea what else to say.
Most singers only found inspiration to write songs after experiencing certain things themselves, which was how they produced those widely beloved songs.
For example, the love songs Jonathan Lee had written for Sandy Lam, such as "When Love Becomes the Past," "I Understand," and "Scars."
Or take the love songs Jay Chou had written in the past: "I'm Very Busy," "The Longest Movie," "Cute Woman," "I Don't Deserve," and a whole host of others.
Those songs had all come from Jay Chou's emotional entanglements with several former girlfriends during his youth. After love and hate became hopelessly intertwined, inspiration had burst forth, and he had turned it all into music.
Especially when it came to heartbreaking love songs, it was even harder for someone without such experiences to write them.
That was also why Jay Chou had been writing songs more and more slowly in recent years. The guy was simply too happy!
He had married a beautiful wife, had an adorable daughter, and enjoyed a harmonious family and a happy marriage. How could you expect him to write a sad love song? Where would he even begin?
So even when Jay Chou released songs over the past few years, they had all been sweet love songs.
Songs like "Love Confession Balloon" and "Waiting for You After Class."
The only song he had forced out, "Won't Cry