When did Teresa Teng sing "Time, Flow, Body, Body" in Japanese sketches?

In fact, such a classic lyric song was first released by Teresa Teng 1986 in February, with the single Time, Time, Flow, Body, Body, Body, Body, Body, Body, Body, Body, Body, Body, Body. This song was very popular after its release. On June+10, 5438, he won the Japanese "Composition Award" for "Time, Time, Body, Body, Body, Body, Body, Body". 65438+ February, with "time flies, time flies, time flies, time flies, time flies, time flies, time flies, time flies, time flies, time flies, time flies, time flies, time flies. At the end of February, 65438+ won the "Gold Award" for all Japanese records with "I only care about you" (the second time after 1974). 65438+February 3rd1was once again selected as the "Thirty-seventh Battle of Red and White Songs" in Japan. The total sales volume of time, time, flow, body and figure reached more than 2 million, which pushed Teresa Teng to the peak of his singing career. Teresa Teng once said that he sang countless songs before his death, but this song was his favorite. This song was selected as one of the 20th century 100 songs in Japan.

The following year, 1987, Teresa Teng invited Ms. Shen Zhi, a famous lyricist, to write lyrics for this song and cover it as a Chinese song "I only care about you", which was released in Asia. The Chinese lyrics "I only care about you" have the same meaning as the Japanese lyrics, which can be said to keep the original flavor, but it is catchy and has become the theme song of TV series.

"I only care about you" was published in 1987 (the Japanese Mandarin version of the same name was produced in1986 65438+February), which was Teresa Teng's last Mandarin album in Polaroid before his death (no new songs were published thereafter).