Ghost of the Lost Woman (also known as a sea of people) is the theme song of the movie Ghost of the Lost Woman 1987 starring Leslie Cheung and Joey Wong. James J.S.Wong wrote lyrics and composed music, Romeo Diaz arranged music and Leslie Cheung sang. Music is divided into two versions: Cantonese and Mandarin. The Cantonese version was included in the Cantonese album "Summer Romance' 87" released in Leslie Cheung on August 2 1987. The Mandarin version is included in his Mandarin album "Refuse to Play Again" released on March 7th, 1988.
1988, the song was nominated for the best movie song in the 7th Hong Kong Film Awards. 20 1 1, this song was chosen as the ending song of the movie Ghost Story in Liu Yifei and Louis Koo.
Appreciation of ghost story songs
1. As the theme song of the movie Ghost Story, this song written by James J.S.Wong gives full play to the characteristics of classical style. The streams in the forest are gurgling, the piano and flute are repeated upstairs, and Leslie Cheung's singing is just right. It can be said that the melody is melodious and the meaning of words is far-reaching. The reason why Ghost Story is so popular in Chinese music is not only Leslie Cheung's affectionate interpretation, but also David Henry Hwang's lyrics and songs. This song is very popular because it is a combination of Leslie Cheung and Wang Jieshi.
2. The Cantonese version of ghost stories has an ethereal feeling. At first, the music will remind people of Joey Wong's white dress, wandering in the dark, and her frustrations and misfortunes, all of which are shown in Leslie Cheung's songs. The long interlude is very picturesque. When everything returned to the main theme, we seemed to see Xiao Gan's look back and her tearful eyes.