Why do most New Year albums come from Malaysia?

Maybe it's because Chinese New Year female singers have laid a foundation in Malaysia. At that time, Long Piaopiao was called the Queen of New Year Songs. I still remember the Malaysian Spring Festival ten or twenty years ago, and Long Piaopiao and Zhang Xiaoying's New Year songs could be heard in the streets. To this day, my father always plays Zhang Xiaoying's New Year songs in the early hours of the first day of the lunar new year, and it will be played so loudly that we can't stay in bed and say goodbye to him.

Long Piaopiao

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Xu Xiuchun (1958-June 20th), whose stage name is Long Piaopiao, is the best-selling and most representative female singer in the Chinese-speaking world. She is a native of Tainan, Taiwan Province Province, and grew up in a new camp in Tainan. 1977 published the first album "Flowers Fluttering and Water Fluttering" in Malaysia, which started the development of music in Southeast Asia, mainly in Malaysia. Malaysia's "Happy Records" company, which signed a contract with Long Piaopiao, fabricated a story about her life to increase her local affinity, so that she was mistaken for a Malaysian. He gradually began to believe in Christianity from 1998 and moved to Los Angeles around 2006.

Zhang Xiaoying

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Zhang Xiaoying, a Cantonese, is a Singaporean Hakka female singer. She won the Singapore National University Student Singing Contest with 1965, and Li's voice was called to preside over the first Chinese pop song contest. Her last song was Acacia on the River. Together with Singapore's Lin and Taiwan Province's "Three Kings and One English", it swept the Chinese music scene.