It had been quite some time since Ren He last wrote "Eating Fried Chicken at the People's Square" for Yang Xi, and he thought it might be time to start writing the seventh song.
Yang Xi's album "You Who Plucks Stars" was still missing four songs. The first six were Go to Dali, Wonderful Ability Song, The Brightest Star in the Night Sky, Prague Square, South of South Mountain, and Eating Fried Chicken at the People's Square.
Among these six songs, there were folk, pop rock, and pop music. Was there room for more elements?
Ren He didn't think it was necessary; as long as it sounded good, that was enough. Those famous musicians paid special attention to the elements in their albums, but did listeners understand all that? A good sound was all that mattered!
Yes, for most listeners, a pleasing sound was the most important thing. Without a great song to anchor the album, they wouldn't even think twice about it.
