Wang Xinlian & Zheng Huajuan - Flying solo to the end of the world (vinyl record)

Wang Xinlian & Zheng Huajuan / Flying to the End of the World (vinyl record)
. Original Mastering. Engraved by Abbey Road Studios, UK. Toyo Chemical Pressed 180g
. Limited edition, cannot be returned

Precious news materials and original posters & 2007 20th anniversary commemorative CD Hua Juan/Xin Lian wrote sincere words

When Wang Xinlian was 20 years old, she was asked by her friends to participate in the Golden Melody Awards and sing "Morning in the Wind". At the age of 22 and 23, he sang in PUB and began to write songs. At the age of 24, he joined "Jujiang" and released the album "Don't Be Too Much". At the age of 25, he joined Rolling Stone and produced many popular albums such as "Echo", "Pan Yueyun's Golden Songs Collection", "Do You Love Me" (Zhang Aijia's album), and "Happy Paradise". Zheng Huajuan participated in the Golden Melody Awards at the age of 17. At the age of 20, he was admitted to the China Cartoon Production Company and directed promotional short films for the National Police Agency. When she was 21 years old, Li Zongsheng invited her to write songs for Zheng Yi's album. Soon, PolyGram appreciated her talent and invited her to record an album - "Job Hunting". At the age of 23, he joined "Rolling Stone" and participated in the production of Liang Mingyue's "Chinese Meditation Music", and wrote songs for Pan Yueyun and others. From their experiences, we can see that participating in the "Golden Melody Awards" and going to "Rolling Stone" are a common intersection.

"Flying Solo to the End of the World" is the last collaboration between Wang Xinlian and Zheng Huajuan, two brave and natural girls, before they left. They composed and sang the song together based on their years of knowing each other, incorporating their past travel experiences and emotions, singing out the feelings of farewell and the joy of the sprint. They advocate "nature" because nature is hard to find, and they leave the city because it is difficult to breathe. Their experiences from Kenting to Paris, from "Echo" to "Happy Paradise" have contributed to the broadest vision and breadth of mind in this farewell work. In June before summer, whether you are about to graduate or take the college entrance examination, "Flying Solo to the End of the World" provides you with the experience of flying with nature.

Side A
A1. Flying solo to the end of the world 4'56"
A2. Thinking of you thinking of me 4'20"
A3. Time difference 4'49"
A4. My you 5'13"
A5. Because of Love 4'29"

Side B
B1. Cheerleading 4'01"
B2. Bless Me 3'25"
B3. Night Train 3'21"
B4. Trevi Fountain 3'50"
B5. Are You The Gift From God 4'17"
B6. Say Bye-bye in Monte Carlo 4'58"