Teresa Teng's Classics

Teresa Teng's 30 classic old songs include "When Will You Come Again","Sweet Honey","Strolling the Road of Life","Small Town Story","Evening Primrose","Airport","Playing My Beloved Local Pipa","Whose Tears Are Flying","Seeing the Smoke Again","On the Water Side","Thousand Words","Cloud River","Wine and Coffee","Spring in the North","I Only Care About You","No Love","Return to My Mother's Home","Give Me a Kiss""A Date After Dusk","A Girl Eighteen Flowers", etc.

Teresa Teng's top 10 most popular oldies include " Wine and Coffee,"" The Moon represents my heart,"" Just like your tenderness,"" Sweet Honey,"" Wishing We Last Forever,"" Love in a Small Village,"" Hong Kong Night,"" When Will You Come Again,"" Strolling Life," and " A Thousand Words." These songs became one of the most popular Chinese songs in Chinese society and around the world.

1987 was an important year for Teresa Teng. That year, Teresa Teng released her Mandarin album, I Only Care About You, which included the song of the same name, I Only Care About You. This song was the main theme song of Teresa Teng's last Mandarin album and was also one of her representative works. This song was the Chinese version of Teresa Teng's Japanese song," The Flowing Time Is Here," composed by Tsuyoshi Miki, written by Shinji, and arranged by Makoto Kawaguchi. This song had been covered by many singers over the years and was deeply loved by the audience. In addition to "I Only Care About You," Teresa Teng also released some other famous songs in 1987, such as "Farewell." These songs made Teresa Teng a huge success in the music industry. In addition, 1987 was also the year when Teresa Teng began to live in semi-seclusion and faded out of the music industry.

The lyrics of Teresa Teng's "Night" are: The night is waning and slightly fluorescent, gently calling you over and over again. The wind seems to be telling me the true feelings. How can I forget you? Can I remember the promise I made to you? I love you deeply.

"Farewell in the Starry Night" was a song performed by Teresa Teng in 2008, which was included in the album "Love as Deep as the Sea". This song was composed by Zhou Xingli. The theme of the song was farewell, expressing the feelings and blessings of parting. Although there was no detailed explanation or comment on the song in the search results provided, based on the lyrics, it could be inferred that the song was about the emotional expression and blessing of parting.

Teresa Teng had never officially sung the song 'Lover's Tears.' Although this famous song was very similar to her song, it had never appeared in her records or concerts.

Teresa Teng's original song was a Sumatra-based folk song, Dayung Sampan.

Teresa Teng's songs include "Sweet Honey","Small Town Story","Wine and Coffee","See the Smoke Again","The Moon represents my Heart" and so on. In addition, there were also " Ocean Rhyme,"" Spring Breeze in a Small Town,"" The Story of September,"" You and I,"" Thinking of You,"" You're in My Heart," and so on. Teresa Teng's classic songs were included in many albums, such as "Island Love Song Volume 6-Small Town Story","Unforgettable Day","Lover" and so on. In addition, she had many other classic songs, such as "Evening Primrose","Wishing We Last Forever","On the Water","Just Like Your Tenderness" and so on. The exact number of songs could be even higher, but the information provided did not give a specific number.

Teresa Teng was the original singer of the song " A Full Moon in a Beautiful Flower." This song was an interlude from the movie " The West Chamber." It was composed in the 1930s and 1940s and was a classic of ancient songs. The song was written by Fan Yanqiao and composed by Yan Hua. Teresa Teng was a female singer from China Taiwan. She was one of the representative Japanese female singers in the 1970s and 1980s. Her song," A Full Moon in Flowers," was recommended by the Chinese wedding classics and was one of her representative songs.

Teresa Teng's " Colorful Clouds Fly " was a song that was included in her album," Missing Mandarin Songs 11." This song was also the theme song of the movie " Flying Clouds." It was composed by China Taiwan musician Zuo Hongyuan in 1973 and sung by Teresa Teng. Later, Teresa Teng re-recorded the song in her 1977 album, Greatest Hits. This song was very popular in Hong Kong, Taiwan and Southeast Asia. In addition to " Flying Clouds," Teresa Teng also sang other movie-related songs, such as " A Thousand Words." I don't know much about the details of [Colored Clouds Flying].