This song was created by a few loose corns in Shanghai, and was originally intended to be given to Chunchun as a small gift. Because they have been accompanying Chunchun through the past two years, they need to vent a lot of feelings.
Later, I didn’t expect that Xiao Onion actually went to the Spring Bar one day to dive in the water. It was already very late at that time, after one o’clock in the morning. Originally, Xiao Onion was going to go for a swim. Then I suddenly saw this post posted by Shanghai Corn, and it came to life again. I listened to this song over and over again, and the more I listened, the more moved I became.
Two flowers bloom, one is shown first. When Shanghai Corn posted on Chunba that he had written a song for Chunchun, everyone was very calm at first. At least that’s what I thought. Because there were so many original songs by Corn, some record companies gave him back A collection of original works is now available on the market (the one "I Am Corn Who Am I Afraid of"). But as more and more people heard this song, many people were infected and moved by this simple melody and profound emotions.
Since there are many corns in Beijing who are volunteers of the Red Cross Society of China, Chunchun is also the image spokesperson and corn fund of the Little Angel Fund of the Red Cross Foundation of China (specialized in raising funds for children with leukemia) (the independent fund of the Red Cross, the first fund organization named after a fan in China, which is used for fundraising in all aspects), so Youmai delivered this song to the Red Cross Foundation. As a result, The staff members were all moved after listening to it. After a meeting and discussion, they finally officially decided that this song would be a publicity song for the Red Cross Foundation of China, and planned to shoot a MV to let more caring people join the team.
On Chunchun's side, naturally, they also received this good news. She is very willing to sing this song by herself (it has been two years, and the corns have not loved this child in vain). According to internal sources, Corn said that at the time, a staff member suggested that the lyrics be modified to make them more public-spirited. But Onion firmly opposed it at the time, thinking that this would lose the original flavor of the song, and that kind of deep love cannot be blasphemed at will. Xiao Onion's stubbornness also received support from an unreliable young man in Beijing, namely Xiao Onion's album producer and Taohua master Zhang Yadong.
So, after the back and forth between these two unreliable masters and apprentices, the staff compromised, and a song "Just Like You" that touched and warmed countless corns was released gorgeously.
I write down the whole process not to show off for Shanghai Corn, nor to express my feelings for classmate Li Yuchun. I just think that as the corn family members who will always support Li Yuchun after her death, we should know what kind of emotion we are protecting.
Some people say that Li Yuchun is as strong as iron, and rice is like running water...
Some people say that we can stand the test of time, let what should go go, and let what should stay stay... …
Some people say that others call our corn noodle, but we just want to be ourselves and be Li Yuchun’s corn...
No matter what
As Corn, we will always listen to that child’s words: we must know how to cherish the people around us, love our family, love our friends, and love ourselves.
As corn, we also want to say loudly to that child: It’s great to have you by my side throughout my life!
Finally, I would like to express my feelings at the moment by borrowing the words of a young man.
No one can make you see fireworks between his eyebrows.
There is no one who will make you raise the corners of your lips when you see her smile, or make you frown when you see her, and you will do it for her.
I only wish her well. Time passes without surprise. Beautiful scenery.