What does the winter solstice mean when the grapes are ripe?

"Grapes are ripe", an online buzzword, is the name of a song, which is a reflection on life and love.

"When the Grapes are Ripe" originated from a Cantonese song "When the Grapes are Ripe" sung by Eason Chan. There is a lyric in this song: "It's almost the solstice of winter, and it's still raining in the morning and evening". So it is used to share the circle of friends from winter to sun.

When the Grapes Ripe is a song composed by Huang Weiwen, composed by Zhou Yongkang and Zhang Anfen, and sung by Eason Chan. It is included in the studio album U87 released by Xinyibao Records on June 7th, 2005.

On June 65438+1 October1day, 2006, Eason Chan won the gold medal of male singer, the highest record, my favorite male singer, four albums and the top ten songs in the 2005 all-around pop chart.

Background story

It tells a story of grape wine-making: a grape undergoes seed dormancy, germination, new shoot growth, flowering, fruit coloring and finally fruit ripening. It takes a year or two to wait for a grape to ripen. Time makes a seed grow into a sweet and delicious grape, but it takes longer to brew grapes into red wine.

In this long process of waiting for grapes to ripen and red wine to ripen, there are many uncontrollable factors that are unpredictable. Even if the wind and waves are too big to resist, you can only wait quietly. Huang Weiwen explained the wisdom of Grapes to the audience through lyrics-when painstaking efforts fail to yield the expected results, we should still face and accept it bravely.