The release of "A Ming Jing Ren" and The Era in their first month attracted the attention of countless media outlets, music fans, and onlookers, while reviews of both albums from major musicians poured in successively.
" "A Ming Jing Ren," a classic masterpiece! Five of the songs on the entire album were independently written and composed by Chen Jing himself, meaning his name appears on half the album. The album title "A Ming Jing Ren" is brilliantly chosen; it perfectly embodies Chen Jing's astonishing talent in original songwriting. Nowadays, pop singers who excel at both singing and songwriting are extremely rare in the Mandopop scene, with truly qualified artists likely limited to just a few, such as Jay Chou, Wang Lihong, and JJ. However, all of these artists belong to the Hong Kong and Taiwan regions, so the sudden emergence of such a versatile pop singer in mainland China is truly a pleasant surprise and exceptionally rare. To be honest, any single one of the five songs written by Chen Jing would be sufficient to serve as an album's title track, yet they are all concentrated here in this single album. I can only say that buying this album is absolute value for money."
" Compared to the album's title track The Era, which maintains the familiar magical musical style, the two China-style songs on the album, "The Era" and "Rain All Night," seem to possess even greater potential as title tracks. "The Era" continues the mournful, minor-key style of traditional Chinese mus…
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