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Steve Chou, the godfather of Steve Chou's love songs, surprised fans with her new album Blue Turk in 2007, and broke through the adoption of R&; The new attempt of B style has refreshed the inherent impression of Zhou-style love songs in fans' ears. Steve Chou accompanied you and me with songs and opened our hearts. With a little more imagination and a little more clarity, we can see that there are actually many unknown beautiful scenery in this world. The background string of the song "The Blue Turkey" brings out the climax, and the essential feelings of a singer come to mind. Steve Chou, who used to be sentimental and melancholy, joined a soft and bright mood this time, making love more romantic and gentle. The end of the journey is the meeting of lovers. In "The Blue Turkey", we heard Steve Chou sing the beauty and sadness of love, changing the old style of deep feeling and melancholy. Steve Chou tried to write about men's loneliness in a softer rhythm. The mysterious and beautiful impression of Turkey, coupled with the beautiful scenery of the blue coast of the Aegean Sea, makes the imagination of "Blue Turkey" infinite, showing people's yearning and lust for love. Turkey is a country full of beautiful legends. The locals are so hospitable that even children are not afraid of life. In particular, their innocent eyes and smiles deeply attracted all the staff. Everyone has a camera at hand. Wherever they go, if they don't explain, they will probably think that the whole group is a photographer. In Steve Chou's eyes, such innocent eyes coincide with the natural truth pursued by the original Blue Turkey. Steve Chou was deeply moved by the warm countryside, warm meetings, natural scenery and humanistic customs he saw along the way. I wish I could share this feeling with my fans and friends. Therefore, I specially posted a photo description on the inside page of the album, recording all the details of Steve Chou's trip to Turkey, so as to draw a perfect ending for his trip to "Blue Turkey".