The music album of the same name, The Soundtrack of Blossoms Shanghai 3CD, which was released by Universal Music, was officially launched on the 21st. One of the golden songs of the album, "Red Doubts" singer Ah Xi appeared in Shenzhen Exhibition Center today, and interpreted the song mildly to the fans at the scene with a voice full of stories.

"Red Doubts" is adapted from Japanese singer Yamaguchi's classic song "Thank You My Lover". As early as the 1980s, Anita Mui had performed an adapted version of the song. The deep and moving atmosphere in the song always stirred the listener's heart. Anita Mui's lyrics were used in the version of Ah Hsi's performance, and the direction of the original song was used in the arrangement. The classic elements of Japanese songs of the 1970s, including string music, were retained. The soft rhythm of the song and Ah Hsi's gentle voice, which was like a poet's voice, resonated with the audience and won a lot of praise on the Internet.

Ah Xi, the singer of "Red Doubts", appeared in Shenzhen Exhibition Center today, photographed by Li Wei

At the scene, Ah Xi revealed that he often listened to "Red's Doubt", but after confirming that he would participate in the OST of the TV series "Flowers", he was very nervous. "I was afraid I didn't know enough about this song, so I went to know the story background of the song in the early stage, carefully watched Anita Mui's live performance, and finally performed it in my own way." Ah Xizhi said that his version would be easier and warmer in rhythm than Anita Mui's version.

It is worth noting that director Wong Kar wai has also contributed a lot of ingenuity to "Red's Doubts". A Xi revealed that after receiving the first version of the song, Wong Kar wai felt that there were still shortcomings in the arrangement, and proposed to add some acoustic elements of the organ. "When I got the second version, I really felt fresh and fresh." Ah Xi said with a smile, because director Wong Kar wai gave very precise demands, and the production cycle of the song was unexpectedly short. "About 10 days, a very high-quality finished product came out, and I was very happy to be recognized by director Wang so smoothly."

Ah Xi, the singer of "Red Doubts", appeared in Shenzhen Exhibition Center today, photographed by Li Wei

Since his debut in 2016, Ah Xi has many familiar songs, including "Remembering Guangzhou", "It's OK to Have You" and "Fine World", which are loved by many fans. At the end of last year, she announced that she would join Hong Kong Universal Music and has held many concerts so far. "I also have a tour plan this year, which basically takes place in the Great Bay Area, and has already started three concerts." Ah Xi hopes that he can also hold his own concert in Shenzhen later, "the atmosphere in Shenzhen is diversified and dynamic, and I also hope that my music can be more young."