Collect supplies, seize aircraft carriers, and travel to the seventh and fifth

There were four monitoring headphones. Li Mo'er wore one, Qiu Shuying, as Han Xinyi's manager, also wore one, and the remaining two were shared among the other people.

The song Li Mo'er prepared for Han Xinyi this time is called "Pure Love," a classic old song.

As the music played, Han Xinyi's sexy yet sweet voice came through the monitoring headphones:

Pure love, I don't know where it comes from.

Spring goes and autumn comes, he waits eagerly.

Pure love, he was always looking forward to it.

Autumn goes and winter comes; eventually, the plum blossoms will bloom again.

Even though snowflakes drifted in slowly

That can't hide his beauty and cuteness...

The singing was plaintive and poignant, conveying a deep and pure love. Every note touched the heart, moving listeners involuntarily.

When the song ended, Han Xinyi was still immersed in it and couldn't pull herself away until Li Mo'er knocked on the soundproof glass, which brought her back to reality.

Han Xinyi came out and asked, "How is it? Do we need to record it again?"

Li Mo'er waved her hand and said, "No need, it's perfect, a success on the first try."

Everyone applauded and congratulated, and Li Mo'er said, "Who's next?"

Zhou Hongjian came out and said, "Boss, let me sing!" Li Mo'er nodded, and Zhou Hongjian walked into the recording studio, put on his headphones, and nodded to Wang Cuicui, who was fiddling with the recording equipment.

As soon as Wang Cuicui pressed play, the cheerful accompaniment of "Actually I Don't Want to Leave" came out.

"Actually, I Don't Want to Leave" was written and composed by Liu Zhihong, with arrangement by Hong Jingyao. It was included in the album "Undeterred by Wind and Rain," released by Rock Records on June 10, 1994. The song's theme is the struggle and reluctance to part in love, with lyrics expressing the sadness of separation and uncertainty about the future. The song received widespread acclaim and popularity upon its release.

Li Mo'er released it more than ten years ahead of schedule, and I believe that people all over the world will love this song.

Zhou Hongjian smiled, appearing very relaxed and at ease. His warm and magnetic voice came through the earphones: "You always say I'm here, even in these lonely times."

That's why I wanted to contact you.

However, the feelings they talked about, and the love they expressed, were not enough.

They come and go as they please.

How could you not understand me? How could you not know?

A woman's heart is fragile...

The lyrics express the helplessness and reluctance of parting. The main melody of the song is sad and heavy, while the lyrics express the emotions of parting even more profoundly.

Zhou Hongjian's slightly mellow voice brought the song to life.

However, he sang one line half a beat early, and after singing it a second time, everyone gave him a thumbs up.

After Zhou Hongjian finished singing, Tian Zhenzhen said before Li Mo'er could even ask, "Boss, I'll sing the next song!"

Li Mo'er nodded, and soon Tian Zhen's unique voice rang out. Tian Zhen's voice was mellow and slightly hoarse, but when she sang, she pronounced each word clearly and powerfully. Her high notes also had her own distinctive Tian style, giving people a clean and crisp feeling.

The song Li Mo'er prepared for Tian Zhen this time is called "My Beloved Hometown".

She chose this song because she felt it reflected the characteristics of this era. She sang:

My hometown is not beautiful.

The low thatched houses and the bitter well water.

A small river that often dries up

They lingered around the small village.

On a barren land,

They are reaping meager hopes.

I lived there year after year.

They have lived on for generations.

Hometown, hometown, hometown soil that can never be enough... This song, like the previous one sung by Tian Zhen, carries a strong sense of the Loess Plateau.

Tian Zhen's "My Beloved Hometown" is a song expressing deep affection for her hometown. The lyrics describe a barren hometown, but the singer uses her sincerity and hard work to transform it, making it fertile and beautiful. This love and dedication to her hometown is truly moving.

Tian Zhen walked out of the recording studio amidst applause. Li Mo'er was very satisfied to see how quickly Tian Zhen had improved.

Following Tian Zhen, Tian Li quickly said, "It's my turn, it's my turn."

As the music began, Tian Li sang Teresa Teng's "Camellia" in a voice nine-tenths similar to Teresa Teng's: "Camellia..."

You mentioned his home

Camellias in full bloom

Every spring in March

The countryside is like a painting

Village girls go up the mountain to pick tea

The song echoed down the hillside...