Teresa Teng 邓丽君 The Wandering Songstress 天涯歌女 English Subs
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- Опубликовано: 12 окт 2024
- I got this idea from Tik Tok. It's the trend to upload photos from childhood to now. So, I thought of doing this for Teresa Teng. I have some of her photos which have not been published before and some which are rare.
I wondered if I should use her signature tunes like 'When will you come again,' 'The moon represents my heart,' 'Honey Sweeet' or other hits. It occurred to me that she is an eternal songstress. So, I decided to use the much-covered song originally sung by Zhou Xuan. I hope her fans will like this. Teresa never did record this song in any of her albums but this is a live recording performed during her 1982 concert in Hong Kong.
TT had had 5 suitors, 3 of them almost resulted in marriage but failed at the last minute. One suitor died of a heart attack in 1978.
When she cried singing the song "Goodbye My Love" at the Lee Theatre live concert in Hong Kong in 1976. It must be her memories of that first guy that made her cry. The tragedy of Cathay Pacific's flight was in June 1972 when Zhu Jian died visiting her. He was a close friend during her early days in Life Records taking care of her in many ways. Those days, her mom always travelled with her. In 1972, Teresa Teng was 19 years old when she first came to Singapore, Malaysia and S.E. Asia.
Her engagement to Beau Kuok, son of Malaysia's Sugar King, Robert Kuok was probably the most well-known of her tragic romances. TT had already decided to fade out of the entertainment industry slowly with a series of farewell concerts
The wedding banquet was originally scheduled to be held at the Shangri-La Hotel in Singapore on March 17, 1982. Unexpectedly, Beau Kuok’s grandmother suddenly proposed three conditions: First, to ask Teresa Teng to clarify her personal information; second, to leave the entertainment industry immediately after marrying into the Guo family and lastly cut off all contact with friends in the entertainment circle. Consequently, Teresa Teng reluctantly broke up with Guo Kongcheng, and this relationship ended on a sad note.
In an interview with the media, Teresa Teng's younger brother Deng Changxi revealed: In fact, Teresa was going to quit the show business. But she felt that it was not right for Matriarch Kuok to demand it as a condition for marrying her grandson. It would be an act of humiliation, so she refused to accept the old lady’s condition. (That she had to write out her list of lovers etc i.e., declare her personal life, so that the Kuok family will not be exposed to future blackmail due to her prior affairs.)
After the Tiananmen Incident (1989) she was deeply affected, she spent time in France and met Paul who did not know her superstar status. She enjoyed the company of someone who treated her like an ordinary person and a romance started. Her fans and family members objected but to me, it's her personal happiness that mattered. On May 8th, 1995, she passed away in Thailand while there on holiday with Paul.
On 28th May 1995, Teresa was given a state funeral in Taiwan, with the Republic of China flag draped over her coffin and the former president Lee Teng-hui in attendance among thousands in mourning. (If you wish, check out my RUclips channel CanaanOptical. Title of the clip is Love Without End)
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@@ConcertOfMyLife Hi Jeremy, thank you for the feedbacks, I had been to Hong Kong and visited Madame Tussauds Wax Museum and Teresa's wax figurine too
@@roselim8680 I hardly ever travel. This trip I visited my cousins on my dad's side of the family. Dad came alone so all his siblings (my uncles and aunts) were in China. I only managed to see my cousins, their children and grandchildren in Guangdong and Hong Kong. (Those of my dad's generation are no more.) My cousins took me to visit my grandparents' grave. I've never met them before. My dad passed away when I was 9. He came to Malaysia when he was 19 and never stepped on homeland soil again. Actually he had planned to bring us all back as a family some day. My grandmother passed away not knowing that my dad had left the world. By the time I met my cousins, they already have lots of children and grandchildren.
@@yaoshengzhao231 Hi Jeremy, I understand that each and everyone had different backgrounds, it's late now, Good Night sweet dreams 😴💤✨🌙
She dressed very elegantly and oozed femininity.
Do not forget that Teresa was a young philanthropist, involving in about ten charitable activities.
❤️❤️❤️thank you for surprising me with her new photos 🙏
Thanks, Ainur. I'm glad you like it.💕💖📷📸🖼️
佩服！有這麼多收藏 👍
谢谢，她去世时，宝丽金出版一套8张光碟的珍藏版，包括了一本书，里面有小邓哥哥的祭妹文，关于她的资料，经历和许多未曾公开的生活照片。这些是从书本扫描出来的。
Wow! This is great! Several photos of Deng Li Jun that I have never seen before, and a lovely song too. Thank you Jeremy, I really enjoyed it. Take care and may God bless! ❤👍👏💯
Thank you, John. It was an emotional journey for me. 💖🙋♂️😇💕
From 2:54 there are 4 photos taken in Paris by Paul. Then it was back to Hong Kong as VC said 'the Star Ferry' and one pix of me at Madame Tussauds with her wax figure.
@@ConcertOfMyLifeIs Madame Tussaud's place near you? Just wondering how far you have to travel.
@@johni6358 This one is in Hong Kong. My first visit to see my cousins on my father's side of the family. Dad came to Malaysia alone. I managed to meet all his siblings' children and grandchildren. Unfortunately all from my father's generation had passed on. It's a 4 hour flight from Kuala Lumpur to Hong Kong.
@@ConcertOfMyLife So not a trip by car. It's nice that you got to spend time with your extended family. ☺
Fantastic but real. At2:48, it's the Star Ferry of Hong Kong, which provides service across the beautiful Victoria Harbour. The entrance is right behind her.
Thank you for watching and commenting. Thank you for the info.
I scanned the photos from a book I got as part of a box set of CDs released by Polydor when she passed away. The set was high quality and the book was designed with the help of her clan who provided info and photos.
@@ConcertOfMyLife U have done so much for her. We are really grateful. Sure Theresa will love it. She must've become an angel and is smiling up there in heaven.
@v c Thank you. I grew up listening to her voice, seeing her in newspapers and magazine and sometimes on TV. I felt as if I know her personally. She was a part of my life.
When she came to my hometown in 1972, my neighbour went to her concert and brought back an autographed photo for me. I still have it. ❤️❤️❤️
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@@ConcertOfMyLife Wow, it's really overwhelming. U are so lucky. Wish I was there in the concert.
@@vc8230 Yes, I am. You, too. We are now able to see her recordings, either on RUclips or the CDs and DVDs available. ❤️❤️❤️
说到修养是给别人过安静安宁生活不是天天骚扰我过安宁生活更不是天天做恶业害到别人过超级不舒适生活然后一直当透明还一直怪受害。他太高调做人。他该放过别人而不该一直乱说别人不放过自己