Red Star News Network (Reporter Dan Tang Wen) reported on December 13“Chengdu is a city that makes people gentle. Coming here has nothing to do with success or failure, but because of their own actions.” Yesterday, the third Southern Weekend N-TALK speech show “Come on, the city has a lot to do” opened in Chengdu. In yesterday’s event, writer and self-media person Liu Shen Leilei, celebrity chef Lin Shuwei, former idol group “Komi Boy” lead singer, dentist Xu Junhao, electronic music producer Gong Heling, “Post-Ninety” and “Southwest Associated University” documentary Director Xu Bei and well-known singer Qian Baihui shared their stories with Chengdu.
“Chengdu is such a city, it allows all people to have more choices.” Chengdu’s pubs and hostels are the favorites of many rock and folk musicians, which has become another form of Live House. Gong Heling and his friends built a “steam hostel”. This “steampunk” located in a well in Chengdu built a musical utopia for young people. In his opinion, as an open modern city, Chengdu can accommodate a lot of art forms. For example, as a new form of music, electronic music is accepted and loved in this city. From the Spring Outing Music Festival to the creative music scene, Gong Heling has a stronger sense of belonging and mission in this music center. “Chengdu is very supportive of the cultural industry, so that some creative music activities can be successfully implemented.”
“There is a thatched cottage in the west of Wanli Bridge, and the water of Baihuatan is Canglang.” “Dawn looks at the red wet place, Huazhongjinguancheng.” “The old wife draws paper as a chess game, and the young boy knocks a needle to make a fishing hook.”… As a fan of the poet Du Fu, Liushen Leilei, like Du Fu, has a soft spot for Chengdu. At the scene, Liushen Leilei crossed the past and the present through Du Fu, sharing the fate of the city of Chengdu, Tang poetry and Du Fu. In his opinion, it was Chengdu that gave Du Fu a peaceful and peaceful life. Throughout the ages, this is a very livable city. “What is the relationship between a city and people? I think the first thing that attracts us is the prospect of the city, and then what conquers us is the background, and what leaves us is the temperature in the end.”
Ten years ago, Lin Shuwei moved from Xiamen to Chengdu, from the hotel chef to the deputy secretary-general of the Chengdu Gourmet Capital Promotion Association. Once he arrived in this gourmet capital, he did not want to leave. In the show of “Chinese Restaurant” in 2019, Lin Shuwei was very impressive. He brought classic Sichuan flavors such as twice-cooked pork, mapo tofu, and fish-flavored eggplant to Sicily, Italy, spreading the charm of Sichuan cuisine to the world on the Mediterranean islands. “Chengdu is a city that you don’t want to leave when you come.” Lin Shuwei, who lives comfortably in Chengdu now, has become a new Chengdu native. In his opinion, convenient transportation, delicious food, and tolerant city and people make He fell in love with this city.
In 1989, Xu Bei was admitted to Sichuan University. She took a 10-hour express train from Chongqing to Chengdu. She left her hometown for the first time and opened many of her lives here for the first time: the first true independent life. Participated in the first dance party in life, received payment for work for the first time, rode a bicycle for the first time, and so on. It was the first experience that made her especially fond of this city. Xu Bei’s documentary “The Post-Nine Zeros” tells the youth memories of 16 Southwestern Union University students whose average age is over 96 years old in the war-torn era. In 2021, Xu Bei returned to Chengdu with the story of “Post-Nine Zeros” and participated in the speech activity of the charity organization “Aisi Youth”. In that cultural collision with Chengdu youth, Xu Bei felt the majestic youth and cultural vitality. “In the new era, young people have a lot to do, and Chengdu also has a lot to do,” she said.
Some people are looking for flavor in Chengdu, and some people choose to take root here and regard Chengdu as their second hometown in their lives. Xu Junhao is one of them. When Xu Junhao was 24 years old, when he first came to Chengdu, he couldn’t distinguish the relationship between the “approach” in Sichuan dialect and the Hong Kong actor Ti Lung. Until now, from idol Xu Junhao to dentist Xu Junhao, he has reaped his second hometown in Chengdu, thousands of miles away. “Many people ask me why I am in Chengdu? In fact, my general answer is that I feel very familiar when I approach it, and then I think the charm of this city allows me to instinctively let me get close to this place. “
In the 1980s, Qian Baihui became popular with the popular songs “When I Miss You” and “Walking Through the Coffee House”. Today, nearly 20 years after fading out of the music scene, Qian Baihui has once again returned to the public eye. In March this year, Qian Baihui came to settle in Chengdu and released his new song “Stay in Chengdu”. “I have been to Chengdu many times, and I feel that it feels like home here. Chengdu wants to build a city of music, and for this, I want to do my little work.” (Picture provided by the event organizer)Return to Sohu to see more
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