Speaking of whose lyrics are well written, I like Tayu Lo best. Not only the lyrics rhyme, but also the content is beautiful. For example, in the story of time, flowers bloom in spring, there is wind in autumn and the sun sets in winter. Not only neat, but also parallel in style and clear in content. But some pop songs and some lyrics are really nonsense.

For example, a lyric in JJ Lin's Back-to-Back Hugs, "We Hug Back-to-Back", is simply contrary to common sense and unimaginable. I really don't know what this lyric is written for. Is it just for rhyme?

There is a saying in "The Thief Will Go": Your smile is like a vicious dog, hitting my heart. This lyric looks ridiculous and makes the Chinese teacher very angry. It turns out that your smile is sweet and healing. However, the meaning of this lyric is probably not well described. I think everyone must avoid seeing an evil dog. Can you be gentle when writing lyrics, and can you consider the audience?

Jiangnan also has a lyric to describe himself: I am round. I think you are glutinous rice balls. People's aesthetic standards are not so low now.

There is also the sentence "Ten men, seven stupid, eight dull, nine bad, and everyone loves them" in Sister Stand Up. I think your math teacher taught you. Even if you break your fingers and toes, you know that this adds up to less than ten. I wonder if I can consider the mood of the math teacher when writing lyrics.

The most ridiculous thing is Girl in a Small Town, in which there is a sentence: Many years ago, holding hands with you, you were too shy to look up, and you could only look at the stars in the sky stupidly. I wonder how she sees the stars. Did she see through the earth?

I really don't want to spit out the lyrics written for rhyme. In fact, it is much better to actually write the lyrics than these lyrics written for rhyme. There was once a man who won the Nobel Prize in Literature for writing lyrics. Finally, I hope everyone can bring some enrichment while bringing joy.