The origin, meaning behind the song "First Dream" and its impact on the world

The origin of the original dream:

Fan Weiqi's "First Dream" is a cover of "Riding on the Back of the Silver Dragon" by the Japanese national treasure singer Miyuki Nakajima. The original song is also the theme song of the popular Japanese drama "Little Island Doctor". Written by the well-known lyricist Yao Ruolong, it describes that when people encounter difficulties and setbacks, as long as they persist in their "original dreams" and recall the original efforts to realize their dreams, they will never give up.

Song source

"First Dream" is a cover of "Ride on the Back of the Silver Dragon" by Miyuki Nakajima, which is a song from the popular Japanese drama "Little Island Doctor" theme song. Fan Weiqi noticed this song entirely because she watched the play. She said that the play was not only touching, but the theme song was also nice, which aroused her desire to cover it, and then she asked for a record The company went to discuss copyright issues and finally got the song they wanted.

It was originally a happy thing to sing the songs of idols, but when Fan Weiqi entered the recording studio, she suddenly felt that the pressure was increasing, and she felt something was wrong no matter how she sang. Even though the producer Chen Wei kept telling her that she was singing very well, she still kept singing without getting tired of it. Later, Chen Wei turned off the microphone, and Weiqi Fan turned her back and asked Chen Wei why he didn't let her perform better.

Fan Weiqi said that this happened until she flew to Singapore a while ago and looked down at the ground during the high-altitude journey. It suddenly dawned on her that the original Japanese meaning of this song came to her mind. Finally passed her own level.

MV Story

In order to shoot the MV for the new song "Original Dream", Weiqi Fan got up in the dark at four o'clock in the morning, carrying large and small bags, and caught the train at 7:18 On the train to Hualien, the director teased me, "Do you think you're going to Hokkaido?!" In fact, under the background of the most local natural beauty and small town style, Fan Fan was surprised to say that the most beautiful place is right next to him, "In fact, the beauty of Taiwan is not inferior to foreign countries at all!"

In the story script of the MV, Fan Fan is a documentary photographer who one day was looking for small town shooting subjects for his photography portfolio. Fan Fan jumped on the train to Hualien and remembered the dreams he pursued when he was a student. He and the "him" in the MV story encouraged each other to dream of becoming a photographer and architect. Fan Fan thought of the good friends who worked together at that time. I wonder if he A beautiful dream has also come true…. In fact, this "dream house" really exists. It is a B&B on the beach in Hualien. The simple cement walls have no decorations and only green vines become natural embellishments. At first glance, it seems to be a ruin. But when you walk into the house, the wooden floors, dim yellow lights, and the owner's ceramic works make people feel surrounded by a warm atmosphere! Now it has become one of the landmarks integrated with Hualien's natural coastline.

However, such a literary and artistic MV script is actually very funny behind the camera! Fan Weiqi, who had never taken a train before, kept asking the staff if there was any railway bento that she could eat as soon as she entered the platform. Let everyone laugh at him for not understanding the situation! There are people who eat lunch from seven to eight mornings! Director Huang Zhongping specially bid an old camera with a history of fifty years online and asked Fan Fan to shoot and play the role of a female photographer. When Weiqi Fan put her eyes on the viewing window and said emotionally, "The world seen through this fifty-year-old viewing window has a kind of beauty of time!" However, Fan Fan specializes in shooting lighting engineer, photographer, director, Nonsensical scenes of art, production and other staff chatting or dozing off.