That day I was waiting at the bus stop. I was standing at the bus stop like a popsicle with the guitar that had accompanied me through four years of college. There were many people waiting with me around. They always looked at me like they were monsters, but I avoided them. It's no wonder that most girls like me in their 20s now have a clerical job or find a rich husband to support them. There are really very few girls like me who carry guitars and enter the world.
My name is Xia Ying. I like singing. I have always liked singing. I have been a singer since I was born. I remember my mother told me that I would sing along with the Yanwu recorder at home when I was three years old. But my memory is very shallow. I only have sporadic impressions. I can recall those childhood events, but I can't remember the songs I sang at that time. Maybe it's Teresa Teng's, maybe it's Sylvia Chang, or maybe it's Jacky Cheung, haha. It's like turning over a book, and I always don't want to look back. And now I am singing my own songs and walking my own path. Although it is very hard, I am also very happy.
I came to Times Square, there was a promotion here today, and I was a part-time singer.
