Teresa teng sweet on you

To finance a museum in Shanghai were made known in 2002, and subsequently sold for HK$32 million. It closed on what would have been her 51st birthday on January 29, 2004.To commemorate the 10th anniversary of her death, the Teresa Teng Culture and Education Foundation launched a campaign entitled "Feel Teresa Teng". In addition to organizing an anniversary concert in Hong Kong and Taiwan, fans paid homage at her shrine at Chin Pao San Cemetery. Additionally, some of her dresses, jewelry and personal items were placed on exhibition at Yuzi Paradise, an art park outside Guilin, China. The foundation also served as her wishes to set up a school or educational institute.In April 2015, a set of four stamps featuring Teng were released by the Chunghwa Post.Teresa Teng was billed as one of the "Five Great Asian Divas" during the 1970s and 1980s (along with Judy Ongg, Agnes Chan, Ouyang Feifei (1949-) and Yu Yar (1953–)), due to their huge cross-cultural popularity. Her songs have been covered by a number of singers, including Faye Wong who released a tribute album (Decadent Sound of Faye, 菲靡靡之音, 1995) of Teng's popular hits. In 2015, Chinese singer and actor Luhan recorded a cover of Teng's 1979 song "Tian Mi Mi" for the 2015 release of "Comrades: Almost a Love Story." Her songs are featured in various films, e.g. Rush Hour 2, The Game, Prison On Fire, Formosa Betrayed, Gomorrah.The 1996 Hong Kong film Comrades: Almost a Love Story directed by Peter Chan features the tragedy and legacy of Teng in a subplot to the main story. The movie won best picture in Hong Kong, Taiwan, and at the Seattle Film Festival in the United States. In 2007, TV Asahi produced a TV movie entitled Teresa Teng Monogatari (テレサ・テン物語) to commemorate the 13th anniversary of her death. Actress Yoshino Kimura starred as Teng.In 2013, Teng was "revived" briefly in a Jay Chou concert in 2013 where she appeared as a 3D virtual hologram singing three songs with Chou.Teng had guarded her personal life from the public since 1987, fearing that it would jeopardize her career. She had a failed relationship with the son of a Malaysian gambling tycoon that ended with his death when she was about 19.In 1982, Teng was engaged to Beau Kuok, a Malaysian businessman and son of multi-billionaire Robert Kuok. They met in 1978, but Teng called off the engagement

甜蜜蜜 Tian Mi Mi (English Translation: Very Sweet) is a sweet song by 邓丽君 Deng Li Jun (Teresa Teng). I introduce Lyrics Pinyin (歌词拼音) of 甜蜜蜜 Tian Mi Mi.歌名(Chinese Song): 甜蜜蜜 English Pinyin: Tian Mi Mi Pinyin with Accent: tiánmìmì English Translation: Very Sweet歌手(Chinese Singer): 邓丽君 English Name: Deng Li Jun (Teresa Teng) Pinyin with Accent: dèng lì jūn 【C-POP mania’s comment】 甜蜜蜜 Tian Mi Mi is a popular song by 邓丽君 Deng Li Jun (Teresa Teng).出典：Youtube甜蜜蜜 你笑得甜蜜蜜 tiánmìmì nǐ xiàode tiánmìmì好像花儿开在春风里 hǎoxiàng huār kāi zài chūnfēng lǐ开在春风里 kāi zài chūnfēng lǐ在哪里 在哪里见过你 zài nǎli zài nǎli jiàn guò nǐ你的笑容这样熟悉 nǐ de xiàoróng zhèyàng shóuxī我一时想不起 wǒ yīshí xiǎngbuqǐ啊 在梦里 ā zài mèng lǐ梦里 梦里见过你 mèng lǐ mèng lǐ jiàn guò nǐ甜蜜 笑得多甜蜜 tiánmì xiàode duō tiánmì是你 是你 梦见的就是你 shì nǐ shì nǐ mèngjiàn de jiùshì nǐ在哪里 在哪里见过你 zài nǎli zài nǎli jiàn guò nǐ你的笑容这样熟悉 nǐ de xiàoróng zhèyàng shóuxī我一时想不起 wǒ yīshí xiǎngbuqǐ啊 在梦里 ā zài mèng lǐ在哪里 在哪里见过你 zài nǎli zài nǎli jiàn guò nǐ你的笑容这样熟悉 nǐ de xiàoróng zhèyàng shóuxī我一时想不起 wǒ yīshí xiǎngbuqǐ啊 在梦里 ā zài mèng lǐ梦里 梦里见过你 mèng lǐ mèng lǐ jiàn guò nǐ甜蜜 笑得多甜蜜 tiánmì xiàode duō tiánmì是你 是你 梦见的就是你 shì nǐ shì nǐ mèngjiàn de jiùshì nǐ在哪里 在哪里见过你 zài nǎli zài nǎli jiàn guò nǐ你的笑容这样熟悉 nǐ de xiàoróng zhèyàng shóuxī我一时想不起 wǒ yīshí xiǎngbuqǐ啊 在梦里 ā zài mèng lǐ※アイキャッチ画像出典: ※日本語訳はあくまでもCPOPマニアによる翻訳で、100%正しいことを保証するものではありません。 ※ This blog is mainly about the translation of Chinese popular songs lyrics with pinyin. Hope it can help you to learn Chinese songs for study or Karaoke. 这博客的主要内容是C-POP的歌词(歌曲)翻译成日语的，也有拼音的。希望能够帮助学习日文的朋友们。 El blog traduce principalmente las letras de las canciones chinas al japonés con pinyin. Espero que les sea útil estudiar y aprender chino. このブログでは主に中国語の歌(ソング)の歌詞をピンイン付で日本語訳・和訳しています。中国語勉強・学習の助けになれば幸いです。 블로그는 주로 중국어 노래 가사 병음 부에서 일본어 번역하고 있습니다. 중국어 공부 학습에 도움이 되었으면합니다.

Teresa Teng (29 January 1953 – 8 May 1995) was a Taiwanese singer. She was known for her folk songs and romantic ballads, such as "When Will You Return?" and "The Moon Represents My Heart". She recorded songs not only in her native Mandarin but also in Taiwanese Hokkien, Cantonese, Japanese, Indonesian and English.Teng, a longtime sufferer of asthma, died from a severe respiratory attack while on vacation in Thailand in 1995, at the age of 42.Teresa Teng was born in Tianyang Village (田洋村), Baozhong Township, Yunlin County, Taiwan on 29 January 1953, to mainland Chinese parents. Her father was a soldier in the Republic of China Armed Forces from Daming, Hebei and her mother was from Dongping, Shandong. She was the only girl, with three older brothers and a younger brother. She was educated at Ginling Girls High School (私立金陵女中) in Sanchong Township, Taipei County.As a young child, Teng won awards for her singing at talent competitions. Her first major prize was in 1964 when she sang "Visiting Yingtai" from Shaw Brothers' Huangmei opera movie, The Love Eterne, at an event hosted by Broadcasting Corporation of China. She was soon able to support her family with her singing. Taiwan's rising manufacturing economy in the 1960s made the purchase of records easier for more families. With her father's approval, she quit high school to pursue singing professionally.Teng's singing style conveyed simplicity and sincerity. Yeh Yueh-Yu, a professor of Cultural Theory at the University of Southern California said, "It was the sweetness in her voice that made her famous. She had a perfect voice for folk songs and ballads, and she added traditional folk song stylings into Western-style compositions." Her voice was also described as being "like weeping and pleading, but with strength, capable of drawing in and hypnotizing listeners." Songwriter Tsuo Hung-yun said Teng's voice was "seven parts sweetness, three parts tears."Teng gained her first taste of fame in 1968 when a performance on a popular Taiwanese music program led to a record contract. She released several albums within the next few years under the Life Records label. In 1973 she attempted to crack the Japanese market by signing with the Polydor Japan label and taking part in Japan's Kōhaku Uta Gassen, a year-round singing match of the most successful artists. She was named "Best New Singing Star". Following her success in Japan, Teng recorded several Japanese songs, including original

Hits such as "Give yourself to the flow of Time" (時の流れに身をまかせ, Toki no Nagare ni Mi wo Makase) which was later covered in Mandarin as "I Only Care About You".In 1974 the song "Airport" (空港, Kūkō), which was covered in Mandarin as "Lover's Care" (情人的关怀) in 1976, became a hit in Japan. Teng's popularity in Japan continued despite being briefly barred from the country in 1979 for having a fake Indonesian passport she purchased for US$20,000. The subterfuge had seemed necessary due to the official break in relations between Taiwan and Japan that occurred shortly after the People's Republic of China replaced the ROC in the United Nations.Teng's popularity boomed in the 1970s after her success in Japan. Singing by now in Mandarin, Cantonese, Japanese and English, Teng's influence spread to Malaysia and Indonesia. In Taiwan she was known not only as the island's most popular export, but as "the soldier's sweetheart" because of her frequent performances for servicemen. Teng was herself the child of a military family. Her concerts for troops featured Taiwanese folk songs that appealed to natives of the island as well as Chinese folk songs that appealed to homesick refugees of the civil war.In the early 1980s, continuing political tension between China and Taiwan led to her music, along with that of other singers from Taiwan and Hong Kong, being banned for several years in China as too "bourgeois". Her popularity in China continued to grow nonetheless thanks to the black market. As Teng songs continued to be played everywhere, from nightclubs to government buildings, the ban on her music was soon lifted. Her fans nicknamed her "Little Deng" because she had the same family name as Deng Xiaoping; there was a saying that "Deng the Communist leader ruled by day, but Deng the singer ruled by night.Teng's contract with Polydor ended in 1981. She signed a contract with Taurus Records in 1983 and made a successful comeback appearance in Japan. In 1983 Taurus released her album, Dandan youqing. This album consisted of settings of 12 poems from the Tang and Song dynasties. The music, written by composers of her earlier hits, blended modern and traditional styles of East and West. The most popular single from the album today is "Wishing We Last Forever". The number of hits released in the years from 1984–1989 make them "Teresa Teng's Golden Years" to many of her fans. During