What are all the school songs from Taiwan? (All)

Campus songs were born on Taiwan's university campuses in the mid-1970s, and are also known as "campus folk songs", "modern folk songs", and "lefthanded folk style".

Li Shuangze is known as the pioneer of campus songs. At a concert of western songs, he broke an American "Coca-Cola" bottle and shouted: "Sing our own songs", which triggered the enthusiasm of Taiwanese students to write songs and set off the "campus song movement". "The school song movement was launched.

His songs such as "Beautiful Island" for Taiwanese poetess Chen Xiuxi, which appeared in a completely different light from pop songs, soon became popular on campuses. At the same time, Hou Dejian composed songs such as "The Dragon's Successor" and "Catching Mud Loach," which became a sensation at various colleges and universities and were viewed as the masterpieces of campus songs. Next, Ye Chiaxiu (who died at an early age to save a child) composed songs such as "Monologue of a Tramp", "Country Road", and "Story of a Small Village", which were also widely sung on campus. In addition, Wu Chuchu and Qiu Chen are also representatives of campus songwriters. Some of the more famous campus songs include "Good Song", "Wind, Tell Me" and "Grandma's Penghu Bay".

Campus songs are composed on the principle of "modernization of technique and China-oriented spirit", and thus are also called "modern folk songs". It draws rich nutrients from China's folk songs. It also incorporates the musical elements of western country songs, forming a unique "popular ballad" style. The music structure is short and concise, the melody is simple and simple, fresh and clear, with a strong local flavor and sense of the times. Whether it is writing about scenery, the wind and the moon, or love, it gives people a sense of beauty in terms of textual meaning, exudes a simple local flavor, and is a vivid manifestation of the Taiwanese young students' pursuit of newness, change, and love for the traditional culture and art of the motherland.

Campus songs express the vigor and youthful energy of young people as well as their poetic and romantic atmosphere. Hou Dejian, Luo Dayou, and Ye Chiaxiu are representative of Taiwan's campus songs.

Taiwanese school songs began to become popular in the mainland in the mid-1980s, and were intimate, catchy and soothing. It was different from the music tunes of the mainland at that time, and it gave people at that time an unprecedented sense of freshness. From "Early Morning" and "Childhood", the songs are melodious and moving. Under the influence of this campus song style, the late mainland musicians also created a lot of campus style songs, such as "campus path", "you at the same table" and so on, can sing and listen, but always feel that it is still not as easy as the Taiwan campus songs really.