The doctor's song choices were roughly the kind Jiang Siming had written, such as "Half City Smoke and Sand" and "Archrival."
This song choice really earned praise and agreement from countless Jiang Siming fans.
The doctor's song choice this time was perfect! There was nothing more to say!
Everyone hadn't heard a Chinese-style song by Jiang Siming in a very, very long time.
Jiang Siming's Chinese-style songs had always been considered capable of inheriting Jay Chou's mantle!
Jay Chou's Chinese-style songs were the pioneering works of the genre. Songs like "Hair Like Snow," "Qinghuaci," and "Thousands of Miles Away" had led the direction of Chinese music more than a decade ago.
Although many singers wrote Chinese-style songs, not one had ever truly been able to rival Jay Chou.
The main reason was that Jay Chou's Chinese-style songs had both his god-defying arranging ability and the all-out efforts of the genius lyricist Fang Wenshan, who wrote the lyrics for him.
The collaboration between the two could be called flawless, and together they had kept Chinese-style music popular for more than a decade.
Even now, Jay Chou's Chinese-style songs remained widely familiar and were songs many people often revisited.
Without Jiang Siming, everyone might really have thought Chinese-style music could only decline from its peak in Jay Chou's hands until no one remained to carry it on.
But two years ago, Jiang Siming's "Luzhou Moon" had burst onto the scene, turning the entire Chinese-style music world upside down.
Only then did everyone realize that besides Jay Chou and Fang Wenshan, someone else could write such authentic Chinese-style songs!
Moreover, "Luzhou Moon" was not Jiang Siming's only song worth boasting about. Later came "Half City Smoke and Sand," "Archrival," "Broken Bridge Remnant Snow," "Thousand Times," "Qingming Rain," and many others.
Each of these