My wife is in my arms

Chapter 1622 Song Five
Half an hour passed.

Liu Fei finally came to her senses.

She didn't know whether Zhang You's song was written specifically for her or a new song created to complete the theme song for "Voices Abroad," but Liu Fei always felt that Zhang You's song was related to her.

Because these two lines from Zhang You's song translate to, "No matter where you go, no matter what you do, I will always be here waiting for you, no matter how fate changes... I will still be here waiting for you."

Before Zhang You asked her that question, Liu Fei wouldn't have made that connection, but Zhang You asked, "Do you need me to let you go?!"

The meaning behind the performance was to respect her choice.

Just like he asked himself.

When Liu Fei realized this, she was still somewhat happy. This proved that... it wasn't because of her initiative at home last year, or her pregnancy and giving birth to twins for Zhang You that Zhang You showed feelings for her, but because he truly had feelings for her.

"What's the name of this song!?"

Liu Fei asked with a smile.

"This Love Can Wait"

Zhang You replied.

"This love can only be cherished in memory, for the past is now lost. I don't ask how many flowers bloom, I only wish for a peaceful smile. I hope there will be years to look back on, and that this love, which we share until our hair turns white, can still be awaited!"

Liu Fei asked curiously.

"right"

Zhang You smiled and nodded.

Whether Richard Mars actually drew inspiration from this poem is unknown, but it is undeniable that this song holds an unshakeable position on Earth, roughly on par with "500 Miles," both belonging to songs that transcend the realm of popular music.

Some songs are still listened to even after thirty or fifty years, but some of these songs seem to have been imbued with a different charm by time, and they still move people with delicate emotions as if they were the first time they were heard.

In the music industry, even the best songs have a specific standard for judgment, and that standard is "emotion".

Simply put, if a song can draw the listener into a specific emotion, then it's a song that transcends eras; otherwise... it's a classic song of its time, meaning you can immediately tell what era it belongs to just by listening to it.

Both "500 Miles" and "Wait and See" have this sense of "emotion".

"I didn't believe in geniuses before, but now I do."

Liu Fei suddenly blurted out this sentence.

"There are no geniuses who appear out of nowhere in this world. I relied on a lot of accumulation and thinking, and then at a certain moment, it was like an epiphany. After that, my understanding and perception of music became unique."

Zhang You showed off again.

Some things are better left unsaid for a lifetime, just like he is him and the security guard is the security guard. If you really go around telling everyone, you might get sliced ​​up.

"So you're saying that all that money you're spending at home isn't from drinking and gambling, but from accumulating wealth!?"

Liu Fei asked with a smile.

"This one……"

Zhang You was speechless for a moment. After a while, he said, "It depends on how you interpret it. I still think that when someone emerges from a life full of hardships, they immediately become different, just like myself. Although that was indeed me, I never judge my present self based on my past self. Life has stages. Teenagers are indifferent to the spring breeze, the summer cicadas, the autumn wind, or the winter snow. In their twenties, they are full of hope and admire the plum blossoms braving the cold. But after experiencing certain things, a teenager is still a teenager, but only in age."

Hearing Zhang You say that, Liu Fei knew what he meant.

After all, Liu Fei didn't know anything about this person before; she only learned about it later. His father was a musician, and his mother was a dancer. An only child from such a family would inevitably be very proud. However... Liu Fei didn't know Zhang You in his teens, but she believed that Zhang You must have already shown extraordinary talent by then. Noticing the change in Liu Fei's expression, Zhang You knew that her way of changing the subject was quite effective.

Zhang You really didn't want to talk about these things.

However, neither their own diva nor diva Liu Fei could stop them from bringing up the topic of security guards.

If his parents hadn't had that accident, the security guard might have been successful and wouldn't have had to rely on his looks to climb the social ladder. But whether that's true or not, nobody can say for sure.

Because the reality is that the security guard had already left.

Li Xiaohong returned around 11 o'clock.

She told Zhang You something: the strike by the Writers Guild of America has officially begun, and it's unlikely to stop anytime soon, which might even affect the recording schedule of the next episode of "Voices Abroad".

Upon learning of this, Zhang You had nothing to worry about.

He'll just continue living his life as usual; if it doesn't affect him much, he'll go participate. If the recording is postponed, he'll just wait at home. It can't be delayed for a month or two, right? If that's the case, he doesn't care, but the local singers certainly won't agree to it.

Just like Li Xiaohong said.

In the following days, the strike by the foreign screenwriters' union intensified, with many screenwriters taking to the streets to protest and demand that entertainment companies increase their revenue share and subsequent fees. When it comes to strikes and protests, you can't help but admire the foreigners; they do it every year, but this is also backed by powerful figures and the law.

If not, let's swim and see!

They should immediately push him into the river and drown him, just as if he had no other choice but to jump.

Zhang You went to record the song on the 23rd. After the recording, he received a call from a senior executive of CB TV. The recording of the third episode might be postponed by a day or two. From this, Zhang You could tell that the entertainment company and the TV station would soon reach an agreement with the Writers Guild. There was nothing to say about this. After all, maintaining a long-term strike and demonstration would cause losses to both sides. So as long as there were no particularly big differences, they could be reached quickly.

It's simply a matter of each side making a concession.

In any case, strikes and demonstrations will generally improve workers' welfare benefits.

domestic.

After a gentle spring rain, the outdoor temperature rose a few degrees.

"Mom, I'm leaving now."

Xiao Zishan waved to her mother, who was standing at the gate of the yard holding Jiang Ziyi, and said, "I'll be back tonight."

"It's okay if you don't come back."

Jiang Yiren replied.

Last night, she was video chatting with her best friend Zhang Yi when Xiao Zishan leaned over and said something to Zhang Yi. Then the girl said she was going to see Zhang Wangshu today, so this morning she asked her mother to call the driver to take her there.

"Then I won't come back."

Xiao Zishan replied directly.

As the girl opened the car door and sat in the passenger seat, Li Ran followed, saying, "Master's wife, Zhang Zishan and I will be leaving now."

Remember to come home early tonight.

Unlike when facing her own daughter, Jiang Yiren smiled at Li Ran and said, "After we arrive, have your Aunt Zhang call me back."

(End of this chapter)