What is the hottest hitz in the Chinese pop industry now? No doubt, it’s Jay!! Almost every where, every streets, every corner…you can listen Jay’s new songs broadcasting in the air!
Jay is too popular and his new album has been leaked right before the schedule official released which was on the 14th October. I love Jay’s music, so I have been anticipating this new release for quite some time when I first heard his new leading song - Dao Xiang 稻香 or Rice Aroma. Read more…
The raising of Biotech has brought up an ethical issue on biological cloning. Although there’s no successful stories of human cloning, Koreans have successfully cloned dogs (source). Some people believe this is strongly against the nature. Some people support this act. How about you?
Cloning research need lots of fund. How about get cloned for free? I believe low profile human beings like us see no meaning in cloning ourselves. How about clone someone who is famous? Hm.. let’s pick Jay Chou!!
In Chinese music industry, who don’t know Jay Chou? He is getting more and more fame each time. Acting in Initial D movie is a great boost for him.
If you have been following my blog for sometime, you should know that I really love Chinese traditional musical instruments. Guzheng is one of them. “Qing Hua Ci” 青花瓷 is the song I love most in Jay’s latest album, track number 3.
Note: Qing hua ci is a type of Chinese vase.
Yes! It’s Jay Chou! The album that I’ve been anticipated has finally released today - 2nd November! I’ve listen to this album and wow, I have to say that it’s better than his previous album!!!
Yea, Jay Chou has transformed into a cowboy this time. His new album 我很忙 (Wo Hen Mang; meaning: I’m on the Run) will be released next month - November 2007. In this upcoming album, Jay sings something very different from his previous albums. It’s the cowboy, country style. Some people said it’s not good. I personally think that it’s a good start and it’s always good to try new stuff - be original, right?
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