Nunchaku is a unique ancient weapon in China. It rarely appears in the battlefield, but it has always been said in the ancient Wulin.
What really made nunchakus famous was Mr. Xia Zongyu, a Chinese martial arts master.
Mr. Xia was born in the late Qing Dynasty, when the martial arts was famous and the country was in crisis. He took his family to the United States and set up a martial arts school in San Francisco to teach martial arts students.
At that time, the Seven-Power Allied Forces invaded Hua Guohua, and the foreign living environment was very bad. Mr. Xia lived in San Francisco’s Chinatown, and he was often harassed by some American thugs. These people bullied men and bullied women in Chinatown, which did not cause great public outrage.
Mr. Xia stood up and fought back. He broke into the camp of hooligans with his own weapons, and defeated the largest hooligan group in San Francisco with one enemy.
This incident caused a great sensation in the local area, and even the national security bureau of the United States was shocked. They believed that one person with two sticks could defeat even the American police and completely crack down on the criminal syndicate!
The national security bureau of the United States conducted a face-to-face investigation, and finally they finally believed this fact through the psychological collapse of the crime, that is to say, Mr. Xia made China a natural enemy of Kung Fu!
The national security bureau of the United States specially awarded Mr. Xia the title of honorary citizen, and Mr. Xia, a Chinese street in San Francisco, sheltered him. Since then, no hooligans and ruffians have dared to make trouble here.
Therefore, Mr. Xia Zongyu was regarded as a great master.
He used nunchakus as his weapon.
Mr. Xia Zongyu’s deeds were later made into many movies and TV shows. As more and more people were involved in him, others became more and more deified, which led many young people to think that nunchakus were the most powerful weapon in China.
Wu Liang is a loyal admirer of Xia Zongyu. He was so hard to give up when he first saw the title of nunchaku.
But he didn’t expect this guy who sang nunchakus to be a Lickitung, and he didn’t know anything about it, so he didn’t listen to the song for a long time.
If there are no lyrics, it is estimated that his generation will not understand what this ya is singing.
Or did this guy deliberately sing rap like this?
Wu Liang, a tiger and a mouse, can’t tell the difference clearly, but to his surprise, after listening to it several times, he actually felt that he had been brainwashed. The magical music kept beating in his head.
"Make nunchakus hem and haw.
Make nunchakus hum and hum.
Martial arts practitioners remember that benevolence is the enemy.
Who is practicing Tai Chi? "
So there are Tai Chi Wudang and Shaolin monks in that place called Earth?
But that’s not the point. The point is that this song is really interesting!
Wu Liang has been involved in a wide range of music, but he has never heard of such exciting Chinese rap songs before. Compared with this song, those so-called Chinese rap songs are simply scum!
Melody, rhythm and speaking speed are as good as English Rap. The most important thing is that this song also contains many unique Chinese elements, such as lyrics, martial arts and erhu accompaniment.
The erhu accompaniment inserted into the fierce percussion instrument is simply a genius idea. Although the erhu solo passage was only a few seconds, it was amazing enough, and then suddenly a strong rap broke out, which made people excited.
This is rap. This is Chinese rap music!
Wu Liang was ecstatic to know that he had found the treasure this time. With this song, he dared to say that he definitely created a new era in Chinese rap music!
Excited, he jumped out of bed. He didn’t even want to go to the gym. He wanted to find a place to record this song and share it with all the fans on the Internet immediately!
It is he who is going to find a professional recording studio to make this song an accompaniment network arrangement software. He will give full play to the advantages of this song. He wants the best song and the best accompaniment to get a real name for the "God of Songs". He wants those who play tricks behind the scenes to know that rap can be the best!
Chueh-hui took the bank card and Wu Liang slipped downstairs.
He knows where there is a professional recording studio, and there is one near the singing bar where he once lived. The effect of this private recording studio is very good, and the boss and he are not bad. Although he has never been there to patronize, the boss there often comes to his singing bar for entertainment. They have known each other.
Wu Liang, who came to this recording studio called Xiaoliang Music Studio, saw the boss resting at the door, wiped his sweat and rushed in.
It’s cooler in the room than outside. Many bosses, "Xiaoliang", are squinting and holding tea, swaying to sleep on the couch and enjoying life. But Wu Liang suddenly rushed in and startled him.
Although the boss is also called "Xiaoliang", he is different from Wu Liang. This boss is actually in his forties. He has a big bald head to shine the room. Wearing an old-age sweater and a dark clay teacup is very comfortable. He doesn’t look like a musician at all.
However, only people who are knowledgeable know that this boss was also an album producer, and was the lead singer of a third-line rock band in China. Later, the Chinese music scene declined, and rock music plummeted. Only then did he quit the music scene and turned to this recording studio to live leisurely on his former savings and the meager income of the recording studio.
"Boss!" Wu Liang entered the door affectionate hello way
"Hey, why are you here?" Before the boss and Wu Liang became acquaintances, they also liked to go to the bar to listen to him sing. When he came in, he was surprised and happy. He asked, "I haven’t seen you grow up for a long time. I heard that you have gone to the internet. How is it now?"
"Not bad," Wu Liang humbly replied and said, "I have something to do with you."
"Say something!" The boss is very cheerful, and his temper is as cheerful as his hairstyle.
Wu Liang laughed. "I think it’s cheaper for you to record a song here."
"Hey, hey," the boss laughed. "It’s not impossible for me to record songs here because I want to record songs with good quality. Don’t come to me. I’ll tear up the score for you on the spot!" Have a temper
Wu Liangzao knew that this boss has a unique personality, although he has left the music world, but he is a real musician. If he meets a good song, he will try his best to listen to it. If he meets a bad song, he will fly into a rage. If he talks about it, he will scold these rubbish musicians for ruining Chinese music.
He is such a straightforward person.
So Wu Liang took out the music from her pocket and said to the boss with a smile, "I won’t let you down. Please give me a comment first."
The boss took the music and looked at two eyebrows, but he asked in amazement, "Rap?"
Wu Liang laughed and "rapped"
"Hey, what’s the real rap in Chinese music?" The boss casually replied to his words and continued to look.
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