Su Ran becomes a video creator and uploads his first video online:
Great songs from the peak decade of 2000-2009: The golden age had more than a hundred!
"There's too much great music. I'll recommend the songs that didn't make the list."
Streamer Bai Taojiang: "A Love for a Thousand Years at number 81? F.I.R. has so many great songs, and they still couldn't make the list?"
Su Ran: No surprise. Three Kingdoms Love is near the bottom, too.
"In an era of gods battling it out, there are actually 14 songs related to Jay Chou on the list?"
Su Ran: Of course. He made Reverse Clock on his very first album.
Zhou Jie: "David Tao was way ahead of his time! Chinese pop music today is going backward!"
Su Ran: From now on, whenever Zhou Jie speaks, she sounds like a Good Girl, too.
Su Ran helps more people discover all kinds of outstanding music from the golden age.
A music-recommendation story with a single female lead and everyday-life elements.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
As soon as I see Sister Zhou and Dai Xiaomei, I won't even click to take a look.
Commentary on chapters of Xiu Maomao's "I Call You the Golden Song List, You Have to Explain the Unpopular Music" 43. Memories of a Generation in "Seeking Buddha" and "Autumn Will Never Come Back".