[Simultaneous sound] MV for the song "A Hundred Years' Road"
[Explanation] At the moment of the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of China, the song "Hundred Years Road" composed by Hong Kong "post-95" singer Ding Zhengkai quietly appeared on major video and music websites.
The MV of this song has been well received after its launch on multiple online platforms. At present, nearly 60,000 netizens have viewed it.
[Explanation] At the end of 2017, Ding Zhengkai and his classmates Li Yaosheng and Liu Nuolin, who had studied pop music production and performance together at the Li Ka-shing Institute of Professional and Continuing Education of The Open University of Hong Kong, jointly formed the Hody-Listen band and officially started the road of music creation.
[Commentary] In an exclusive interview with a reporter from China News Agency a few days ago, Ding Zhengkai said that as a Hong Kong youth and a Hong Kong youth singer-songwriter, he is fortunate to grow up in the new era and to grow up in the motherland that is gradually becoming prosperous and powerful.
Especially under the leadership of the Communist Party of China, China's economic and technological development is changing with each passing day. In the process of rapid development, he has been deeply impressed by the various measures of tailoring measures to local conditions and precise poverty alleviation.
[Concurrent] Hong Kong "post-95" young singer Ding Zhengkai
In today's construction process, the Communist Party of China not only develops high technology with one hand, such as aerospace science and technology (development), the "Zhurong" has also landed on Mars recently; while the other is also promoting the development of poverty alleviation.
Therefore, the Communist Party of China and we Chinese people are inseparable, and only the Communist Party of China can make such progress.
Therefore, I don’t think such a party is worthy of being loved?
Therefore, for me, I love my motherland, love our country’s ruling party, and support our country’s ruling party.
[Explanation] Ding Zhengkai told reporters that the "Regulations Amendment Disturbance" made him realize that, in fact, many friends of the same generation in Hong Kong still don't know much about the country.
Therefore, since the "Regulations Amendment Disturbance" in 2019, they have created a lot of songs on the theme of patriotism and love for Hong Kong. For example, in August 2020, they released the original song "Guoan Jiahe" on the theme of Hong Kong's National Security Law; in October 2020, Released the original Cantonese song "Harmony" with the theme of creating a harmonious society in Hong Kong and building a beautiful home together.
[Commentary] However, Ding Zhengkai said that the song "A Hundred Years Road" is the most challenging of them, because the Chinese Communist Party has led the Chinese people to stand up, become rich, and become strong. There are a lot of documents and materials. Need to read.
Although the song only lasts for more than four minutes, it has condensed the hard work of Ding Zhengkai and his band for more than 5 months.
[Concurrent] Hong Kong "post-95" young singer Ding Zhengkai
After all, a song is only a few minutes. How to reflect the 100-year history of the Chinese Communist Party in a few minutes, and even say that the (Chinese Communist Party) leads the Chinese people from the three important processes of standing up, getting rich, and getting stronger. There is a lot of difficulty.
Through reading a lot of information, and consulting friends and teachers in the Mainland.
We have determined the direction, which is to use the hard exploration (to create) that the Chinese Communist Party encountered at the beginning of its establishment and during its development.
[Commentary] Ding Zhengkai told reporters that in more than 5 months of creative time, he and his friends and even the post-MV production team have improved their understanding of the Communist Party of China.
Chen Duxiu and Li Dazhao, the war of resistance against Japan, land reform, reform and opening up, the return of Hong Kong and Macau, the Beijing Olympics, poverty alleviation... These famous figures and historical scenes in the history of the CCP gradually appeared on the MV screen with singing, complementing the lyrics.
[Explanation] What impressed Ding Zhengkai most was the country's support for Hong Kong, especially the youth of Hong Kong.
In his view, every policy that supports the youth of Hong Kong stems from the country's care and support for the youth of Hong Kong.
[Concurrent] Hong Kong "post-95" young singer Ding Zhengkai
I think the Communist Party of China is indeed a very modern political party with the development of the people as its center and its ruling philosophy.
For example, the Greater Bay Area (construction) that has been promoted in recent years has allowed many of our young friends in Hong Kong to see new hopes for development, and it has also enabled us to broaden our own development space, which has become a reality.
These policies and the (related) policies supporting Hong Kong citizens and Hong Kong society are inseparable from the leadership of the Communist Party of China.
[Commentary] Ding Zhengkai said that he hopes to take this opportunity to convey a message to more mainland friends. In fact, there are many young people who love the country and Hong Kong in Hong Kong. He believes that the future of Hong Kong will become more harmonious, more united and more positive. energy.
[Concurrent] Hong Kong "post-95" young singer Ding Zhengkai
The song "A Hundred Years Road" not only hopes to let more Hong Kong friends understand the development history of our Chinese Communist Party, but also hopes that it can let friends in the Mainland understand that Hong Kong youth has many new aspects, and in the future Over time, Hong Kong will become a more positive, harmonious and united Hong Kong.
I also hope that friends from the mainland can come to Hong Kong more in the future. I believe that when they come to Hong Kong, then Hong Kong will bring a different experience to many mainland friends.
Reporter Liang Yuan from Hong Kong
Editor in charge: [Li Yuxin]