Wang Yajun thought of the word "invisible wings" because she thought Angela Zhang was very much like the heroine in the Miyazaki Hayao film Spirited Away. Before her debut, Angela Zhang took part in a singing contest, but she always failed, but she persisted. This spirit is actually a "hidden girl", which inspired Wang Yajun's creation.
In addition, Wang Yajun himself is a creator who has experienced many setbacks. She was born in fine arts. Later, because she liked music, she always wanted to develop in this field, but people around her didn't think highly of her. Parents will think it's a waste to study computer graphics in fine arts for so many years, but in the end, Wang Yajun insisted on taking this road.
Extended data:
Invisible Wings is the theme song of Taiwanese drama Love Killing 17, composed by Wang Yajun and sung by Angela Zhang, and included in his album Pandora released in 2006.
In 2007, the song won the TOP list of the fourth China Music Voice, and the 2006 14 Beijing Pop Music Festival (Chinese Song List) and other awards. Angela Zhang sang this song at the CCTV Spring Festival Gala in 2007. The composition topic of the 2009 Beijing Spring College Entrance Examination was adapted from this song.
20 12 10, Angela Zhang launched the song "tangible wings" to echo it; This song was also used as an interlude by Chen Kexin in the film Dear directed by 20 14.
Song MV:
When filming "Invisible Wings" MV, the original director designed to let Angela Zhang fly into the sky with a wire rope. However, because it was raining lightly, the director came up with a coup to let her stand on the lens boom and install a frame to send Angela Zhang into the sky. Although the shooting effect is good, Angela Zhang under the lens is shivering with cold. In addition, the MV plot also arranges that Angela Zhang is a magical angel, who can make the cup move with his eyes, even raise his hand, and even the earthquake will stop, but these magical forces are all skillfully arranged and special effects by the director in advance.