To say that the most popular songs recently, rare words can definitely be ranked on the number, and the girls' version of rare words is also deeply loved by the majority of netizens. So who sang the girls' version? Let's have a look!
Who sang the girls' version of rare words
It is reported that the girls' version of "rare words" was sung by Liu Zhijia. Many of Liu Zhijia's cover songs are deeply loved by netizens!
Choco, born in Chongqing on May 22, 1995, is a pop singer in mainland China, majoring in dance beauty design at Sichuan Academy of fine arts.
In 2014, he participated in the competition of Zhejiang satellite TV's singing talent show "China's good voice Season 3", and won the top 16 of Qi Qin group; In the same year, he released his first solo song "song for himself". In 2015, he launched his first original electronic single "love again". In 2016, he was invited to judge the semi-finals of mango TV talent show super girl in Beijing online competition area; In the same year, he released his personal lyric single "falling in love with a sea".
What year's the song of rare words
It is reported that "rare words" was launched in 2017.
Tiktok is an original song released by Chen Keyu in November 14th last year. It has been burning for a year or more since the song suddenly started with a video of Chen Keyu's voice. In December 4th, Chen Keyu released a video of his own "strange words" on the tiktok. He sat in front of the piano and sang the song in front of the camera and microphone.
The lyrics of this song are 'flying flies on the yoke, parents who do not care about evil, cobras and pickled larvae'! Netizens said they didn't know each other. What about singing! Even if you have certain Chinese skills, it is very difficult to sing this song. When Chen Keyu sang this song, he should have made a lot of efforts! This song has a strong sense of rhythm and profound content. No wonder so many people like him! Ladies and gentlemen, have you ever heard this song? What's your impression of this song?
Remote characters, also known as remote characters, refer to uncommon or unfamiliar Chinese characters. Since the existence of Chinese characters, Chinese characters have also been developing and changing. The earliest written language in China was the oracle bone inscriptions of the Shang Dynasty, with about 3500 to 4500 words. Because some of the symbols are not sure whether they are words or rare words of that era, it has caused great trouble for the statistics of the number of words in today's oracle bone inscriptions.