Zhengyin

There is a song "Moonlight" in the 1985 tape collection, and the edited version has seven fewer words than the original version. Those seven spots should have been empty. But every time it is played, a child's voice fills in on time - word for word, speaking a dialect that does not belong here. Lu Shengyuan is doing dialect recording compilation. He can recognize which village a word comes from, count the strokes on a mimeographed book, and return a sound to its rightful place using five criteria: word count, rhyme, dialect pronunciation, semantics, and harmony. If all five items are correct, the occupied position will be empty. The price is that every time he replenishes it, he will permanently lose a memory and start from the most recent memory. Who opened the warehouse door for him, what he had for lunch yesterday, and even earlier. In the interview record of that tape, his grandfather's name was written in the column of the leader. A ballad is a contract. If you sing a wrong word, you will default on the contract. It's certainly a good thing to cut out the scary lyrics - the problem is, the space left open will be filled by something else.