Re: BBC有王菲新聞……

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※ 引述《hroyalf.bbs@cia.hinet.net (Roy)》之銘言: : http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/music/3227219.stm China bans 'opium' song 中國禁掉了" 鴉片歌曲 " Wong is a huge star in Asia China has banned a song by one of the country's top-selling stars because it re fers to the drug opium. Faye Wong's song In the Name of Love, which includes the lyrics "opium is warm and sweet", will be removed from her upcoming album. 王(王菲)是亞洲的一位巨星 因為歌曲跟鴉片有關 中國禁掉了這位本國暢銷歌手的歌曲 王菲的歌曲" 假愛之名 "包含了一句歌詞" 鴉片裡溫馨 " 將會從還未發行的專輯中刪除 The Xinhua News Agency reported it was banned because "the lyrics were too deca dent and will influence the health of young people." 新華網報導禁播原因是因為" 此歌詞將會影響到青少年的身心健康 " A spokeswoman for Wong's company said she had no information on the ban. 一位王菲所屬公司的發言人說她還沒有收到禁播的消息 An employee of the Shanghai-based distributor Xinsuo Music Company said the Chi nese version of the album would include the other 12 songs on the original albu m. ( 此段翻不太出來 大意是說大陸版專輯只會含有其餘12首歌 ) The album is due to be released across Asia in November. 此專輯預計將會在11月於亞洲發行 Wong is arguably China's most popular female artist and is one of the first wom en to dominate Hong Kong's recording industry. 王菲是中國最受歡迎的女藝人, 而且是第一位 擁有關於香港音樂產品的金氏世界紀錄的女性 Star 明星介紹 She won a place in the Guinness Book of Records last year as the best-selling f emale singer of Cantonese pop music. 她因為身為最暢銷的粵語歌手而在金氏世界紀錄裡 佔有一席之地 The Beijing-born performer, whose native tongue is Mandarin, only learned Canto nese after settling in Hong Kong in the late 1980s. 這位在北京出生 母語為北京話的藝人 只在80年代末期遷居香港後學了廣東話 Her 1999 album, Lovers and Strangers, has sold more than 800,000 copies and was number one in Hong Kong, China, Taiwan, Singapore and Malaysia. 她在1999年的專輯" 只愛陌生人 "在香港, 中國, 台灣, 新加坡與馬來西亞 共賣出超過80萬張 She has at least 100 dedicated websites and thousands of fans around the world. 她擁有至少100個歌迷非官方網站與數以千計的歌迷 ( 何止啊~~ ) (以下我翻不太出來了) Controversial Communist leaders are still sensitive to any reference to opium in popular cult ure, as it is a reminder of the country's colonial era. Britain attacked China in the 1840s over Beijing's ban on imports of opium by B ritish merchants. China lost the war and had to hand over Hong Kong to the UK, leading to a centu ry of colonial power from various foreign governments over parts of China. -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc) ◆ From: 140.114.218.31
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