Jay Chou's new short travel film released: The sea breeze and sunset hide our entire youthful travel dream

Recently, a brand released a brand-new travel short film cooperated with Jay Chou, without complicated plot layout, no dazzling special effects stack, only spread the lens between the coastal road and sunset wilderness, once online, hit countless people's feelings, directly brush the social platform.

Jay Chou in the camera walks casually on the coastal highway, the wind rolls up his clothes, behind him is the boundless blue sea; in the wilderness at dusk, the sunset turns the sky into warm gold, he stands in the light and shadow, relaxed and calm. There was no spotlight on the stage, no concert chorus, only the sound of the waves, the wind and the afterglow of the sunset, just like the gentle moments that every ordinary person would encounter by chance on their journey.

It is no wonder that this group of materials was forwarded crazily as soon as they were released. Some people said,"Just looking at the picture, I want to pack up my luggage and set off immediately." Others cut off each frame directly and used it as a reference template for the composition of the National Day trip. After all, the scenery featured by Jay Chou always comes with a layer of youth filter.
From the campus walls and bicycles in "Sunny Day" in the early years, the saury and rice fields in "Qilixiang", to the Tokyo street corner in "Say No Cry" later, to the Sunset Road by the seaside today, Jay Chou's images will always hide a generation's imagination of the distance. Many people always have his melody on their travel song lists when they were students-cycling "Tao Xiang" while riding the green train, watching "Mermaid" when watching the Haisi single, and always turning out "Sunny Day" when sunset. His songs and landscapes have long been bound into our common memory of long distances.
This time's travel photography materials also simultaneously brought out the product color matching of "the same model on sunny days". Condensing the sentence "little yellow flower of the story" in my memory and the rainbow color of the sky after the rain into the equipment in my palm, it is like putting a whole period of gentleness of youth into a travel bag.
Some people lamented that watching Jay Chou's travel photos now is completely different from watching his MV 20 years ago. At that time, I yearned for the youth in his lenses across the screen, but now I want to follow in his footsteps and see the scenery sung in those songs for myself. He has grown from a young boy wearing a cap to his relaxed and relaxed appearance now. We have also grown from students holding MP3 and copying lyrics to adults who can set out to see the world on our own.
But what hasn't changed is that as long as his voice comes out and the wind blows in the picture, we will still instantly think of those days when we wore headphones and looked forward to the distance.
The National Day holiday is approaching, and this group of travel pictures of sunset at the seaside has just become a travel inspiration for many people. In fact, where we go may not be so important. What is important is that his songs are still in the headphones on the road to accompany us across mountains and seas and to every sunset.