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Come on in
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Let's have a chat with Hua Hua
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Be careful
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This is the recording scene where we're about to conduct an interview for our dialogue program called <<Sound, Name, Sing, Make>>
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*Dialogue initiator : Huang Lan*
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*Martian:Hua Chenyu*
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Do you think being labeled as social media celebrity
is a burden
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Or have you ever felt like a burden
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No, I don't feel burdened by it
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I don't think there's anything wrong with that
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Whether I'm labeled
as social media celebrity or whatever
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I think people like me for the love of my music
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Therefore, I'd certainly be happy
if more people were to listen to my music
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As of fan base, if you're able to inspire a large fan base,
I think this proves that there must be an aspect of you
appear attractive to others
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I believe that for people to like that aspect of you,
there ought to be something you have
that others don't or it's something they're in pursuit of
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I had a moment of sudden enlightenment
in gaining new insights about your fans
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I feel that people who come away with an understanding of your music are though exceptional people
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I feel that your music lies in the very essence
of individualization and have a great sense
of personal style
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How do you keep going on about staying passionate and your own personal style remains intact
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First, I’d make music as for sure this is something I like to do for myself, not for others
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In my music composition,
I need to get inspired to make music
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hence, I’d seek from a diversified source of inspiration
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When I found inspiration,
I have a choice as to whether to take it
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The choice is based on good aesthetic attributes
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I’d construct judgments of the melody
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and determine if it reaches the height
of my aesthetic judgment
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However, I’d apply it
if it serves my definition of music aesthetics
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Often, the melody is the theme of a song,
much like a shadow (always attached to an object)
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If I think it's a really nice melody
and it falls in line with my aesthetic judgment
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Hence, by means of rational thinking and professional knowledge, I’d turn it into a beautiful song
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For me, I always feel inspired as I've been exposed to different things year after year
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these include people and things that I see,
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There’ve been growing in this aspect of myself, therefore I could find inspiration that is constantly around me
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Personally, I think my music is getting better
as with better technique
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I could have the melody ideas more perfect
or even better
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When you feel that inspiration and creation work progressed to an absolute satisfactory level and have reached the height of your aesthetic judgment
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you may have new choices and would probably incline to more complex and difficult music
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Would you be worried about losing your audience
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No, in fact, is normal on the average
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It is impossible to make a song that everyone likes
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Invariably, there must be people like and dislike you
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All I have to do at this moment is to stay persistent and remain true to myself
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I'm kind of self- centered when it comes to music making and I don't quite listen to other people's opinions
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If you listen to someone else's opinion,
this proves that you compromise on your initial objective and the composed melody
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I feel that Hua Chenyu's music
takes me to another planet
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the inclusion, along with lyrics, the sense of melody
and the entire piece of music doesn't seem to happen
in this planet earth
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It could have happened in another world or universe
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And your concert is called Mars Concert,
is there anything special about it
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How to become a member of your Martian family
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I actually love the words "Huo Xing" (Mars)
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It's a feeling of a sense of detachment
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A lot of people should have such an experience
of this state
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That is to say when you're in a busy environment and you might want to do something else
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You would probably zone out
or wander off into another world
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I’d detach myself from the surroundings
when I make music
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A lot of my songs are written in a dark room
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When I shut myself up in the room, I can't see anything in front of me and I ain't seeing new things either
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But how does inspiration comes about
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Actually, it's through detaching myself
and travel to another space and scene
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And be inspired
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I’d immerse myself in an imaginary world filled with fantasy, this makes me feel a sense of novelty
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After which, I’d come out with a melody
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The reason my concert is called Mars is that...
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I hope to give the audience feeling the effect of leaving earth the moment they set foot in the venue
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It's sort of like, in that very moment,
you're not attending a concert
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but seemingly you're being absorbed by my music
that exists in another world
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That is how Hua Chenyu' world
and little universe look like
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Your fans with whom you grow together
comprehend your little universe
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That's right
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It could be you and your fans
do share a similarity little universe
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Do you feel lonely
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No one else could feel it for you
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No, I enjoy being alone
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Solitude does exist
as I feel that some solitude is essential
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Occasionally, after a long day at work,
when you get home and have a relaxing shower
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You probably don't feel like doing anything after that
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And just want to be alone for a while
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- But it's a state that is good getting into
- For many people, this sensation seems sumptuous
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I let myself to be detached while making music
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That moment, I enjoy my time in solitude
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What does concert mean to you
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It sounds to me like a.....
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It's something you're yearning to show others...
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No, it looks like a party...
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You're sending everybody to Mars.
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Yes, I love the concert because a large number of my songs are written especially for a live music concert
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There exist a number of songs not included
on my album for listening
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Simply because you need to attend a live music concert and watch my performance
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For instance
and
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Songs like this, live music is the way to listen
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However, there are also a series of songs written particularly for the album
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These songs are specially for listening on the album instead of a live performance
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A few remarkable contestants have left the competition in the recent episode of "The Coming One"
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You were incredibly emotional
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I listened to your comments observantly
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I feel that part of your reason for liking them is that you love their music
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and seemingly accessing their inner world
through music
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Or maybe they had some kind of sentiment expression that resonated with you,
thus you especially cherished them
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-What I've got here is a cover video of your song
- Oh really
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I couldn't believe how good her singing was
until I watched the clip
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- Is that so? I'm curious about it
- Let me show you the clip
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I think it's a girl
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She's a girl
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The female cover version is actually pretty good
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Well, not bad
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- Let me help you with the phone - That's all right
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- She is a Visual kei
- She's looking pretty cool in styling too
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The song goes well with her image styling
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She looks like a warrior
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- I think the most exciting thing is to hear this song live
- It's a surge of excitement
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I feel that you should put on armor just as an alien and help save the world
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She's a really cool person
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It's amazing that she could sing so well
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I'm surprised by her singing as it's rare to hear this song with a female voice
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After listening to her, have you ever thought about writing female versions of songs in the future
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Or have you given any thought to writing songs
for female singers
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Was there ever a request being made to you
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Yes, Karen Mok asked me once
if I could write her a song
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I wrote her a song called <Half a Lifelong Romance>
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She has released the song
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- This kind of powerful.... - it's a powerful song
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I pretty like the tone of her voice
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I feel that there are an element and texture
of rock and roll in her voice
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Something similar to that of your fans
who sing fairly well in karaoke and at the bar
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Do you have any advice on how they can prepare themselves if they were to go on stage one day
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I think to perform on stage,
one's need to find his own direction,
that is to be yourself
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It would be great if you could bring your own emotions
in singing someone else's song
while keeping the original melody
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This is too difficult
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This is actually equal to learning how to sing
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A lot of people would mimic others
when they first learn how to sing
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That is to mimic someone else's way of signing
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But over the years, you would find your own voice
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If you're able to sing all your favorite songs in KTV
using your own voice
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At that point, you're almost ready to enter a contest
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I'm done here, go home!
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Hua Hua is especially happy today
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And I had a great time chatting with him too
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I wish Hua Hua all success in discovering a bigger self through his creation works undertaking in the future
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The End