Huayu: Starting from Fahrenheit

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Wu Zhuo didn't waste any words. He gestured to the sound engineer behind him, and the musical accompaniment began to sound.

Move, move...

Rhythmic music started playing and Wu Zhuo stretched out his hands and waved along with the music.

"Put your hands up and dance to my music, okay?"

Wu Zhuo shouted loudly to the audience.

Upon hearing this, his fans in the audience raised their hands.

“Walking through a crowd

The village is aglow

Kaleidoscope of loud heartbeats
The heartbeat under the coat of the noisy world..."

"Welcome to Beijing Welcome to BJ."

The melody and popularity of the song "Welcome To New York" are definitely not low.

Wu Zhuo speaks good English and his pronunciation doesn’t have a weird accent.

As for the Japanese, influenced by their new goddaddy, this country is very receptive to English songs.

Many European and American singers will come to Japan to promote their albums, and some never miss a visit.

The reason is that this is not only the second largest record market in the world, but also because the acceptance of English songs here is very high.

Any English record that is popular in Europe and the United States can have very good sales here.

Therefore, Wu Zhuo's English song does not seem out of place here.

In fact, many fans in the audience listened to the song once and started humming along with Wu Chao.

“Welcome To Beijing…”

Moreover, as the singing from the square spread, people began to gather around the square following the singing.

"I heard this guy can speak Chinese, English, Japanese, and Korean?"

Next to the stage, Sun Nan looked at the increasing number of people gathering in the audience and couldn't help but say:
"The songs this guy has written so far all have very good melodies. Hong Kong and Taiwan are so lucky! So many talented people come from them."

CoCo Li Wen frowned when she heard this, "What do you want to say?"

Not only Li Wen, Huang Dawei also glanced at Sun Nan.

"No, I just sigh!"

Sun Nan's heart skipped a beat. After spending too long with Na Ying, his brain wasn't very sharp anymore and he almost forgot about this event. Apart from him, the other singers were all from Hong Kong and Taiwan.

He glanced at Huang Dawei, then looked away and continued to look at the stage.

Huang Dawei, some people may be unfamiliar with this name.

But you may have an impression of his songs. His most famous work is called "You Got Me Drunk".

And, most importantly, he has a good grandfather.

His grandfather was the young marshal from the Northeast...

On the stage, Wu Zhuo's singing was almost coming to an end.

As soon as he sang the last line of the lyrics, screams and cheers came from the audience.

"sounds amazing!"

"Abel, you sing so well."

“I have to buy this record.”

……

The early morning sun shone straight down, illuminating the Japanese billboards mixed with Chinese throughout the streets.

A new day has begun.

Takuya Murakami opened the door of his own music and video store in Shinjuku early on.

First, some out-of-stock items on the shelves were replenished, and then some popular movie DVDs were moved to the door for people to choose from.

Then he randomly picked up a CD from the shelf, inserted it into the player, and started playing.

“We always fail to notice”

"I lost something"

The quality of his CD player is very good, and the sound comes out like a singer singing softly in your ear.

Listening to "Thank You" by Akiko Yoshida, Murakami couldn't help but close his eyes slightly.

Every time he listens to this song, he feels it is a pleasure.

Yoshida Akiko's voice is so beautiful. "Boss?"

A crisp voice pulled Murakami out of his singing.

When he opened his eyes, he saw two girls holding hands standing at the door.

"Hello, what records, DVDs, or movies do you need? I have a full range of them here."

Seeing business coming, Murakami hurried over to greet them.

"Is there a 'Welcome to BJ's'?"

The two girls were not very old, probably about sixteen or seventeen years old.

The two of them kept looking around the store.

"You're talking about the new album by Abel from Fahrenheit, right?
You came at the right time. I just received some goods yesterday. I will find them for you right away."

As a middle-aged man in his thirties who has to worry about food and clothing every day, Murakami is not a fan of stars.

But he opened a video store, so he had to know something about the entertainment industry.

At the very least, if a certain singer is popular at the moment, you should purchase more of his goods; if a certain singer is no longer popular, you should purchase less of his goods next time.

These are all things he has to consider.

Murakami certainly knows about the Fahrenheit band, which sold well in the market some time ago and made Murakami a small profit.

He doesn't care whether he is Chinese or American.

He likes to pay attention to them as long as it helps him make money.

Previously, when Sony Records called him and asked if he wanted to order Wu Chao's records, he agreed immediately and bought dozens of them at once.

I thought that Abel's solo album this time might not have much influence and would take a long time to sell.

I didn’t expect that I would have a good harvest just after I received the goods yesterday and opened the store this morning.

"That's great. Finally I don't have to go to other video stores anymore."

When they heard about this record, the two girls immediately became excited.

"What? Other video stores don't have this record?"

Murakami asked while looking for records for the two of them.

His tone was gentle.

“We looked for three video stores on this street, and only yours has it.

They were crazy, Abel was so popular and they didn't even put his record in it.

They deserve their store to close down.”

Murakami was stunned when he heard the girl's words, "Is this the only place on this street that has this?"

"Yes! I asked one of their bosses, and they said that this record was a promotional song for the Chinese Olympics and it was not selling well, so they didn't buy any.

However, they don't understand Fahrenheit at all.

In our school, Fahrenheit is the most popular, and Abel is the most popular in Fahrenheit. We will all support his records. "

As he spoke, Murakami had already handed the record to the two girls.

"You are my first customer today, so I'll give you a discount. It was originally 628 yen, but you can take it for 600 yen!"

"Really? That's great, I thought it would be at least 700!"

One of the girls was overjoyed when she heard this.

"Abel is Chinese, and this record is promoting the Chinese Olympics, so the price is relatively low."

Murakami explained with a smile.

"But it's good, I can save more than 100 yen."

"Haha, if you think my price is right, you can recommend your classmates and friends to come here. I will charge 600 for all your recommendations."

"Okay, there are many people in our school who want to buy this record. We will definitely recommend them to you..."

After watching the two girls leave, Murakami sat back and continued listening to music. However, before he could even sit down, he saw the two girls who had just left come back, followed by three girls wearing the same school uniform as them.

"Boss, they are all our classmates. Does the 600 you just mentioned count?"

"Of course, a gentleman's words are hard to follow."

Of course Murakami was willing and went out to greet them warmly.

(End of this chapter)