What story did Zhang Xinzhe's White Moonlight MV tell? Why was the music video in Korean?

The music video for Zhang Xinzhe's song "White Moonlight" told a story about love and betrayal. The female lead in the music video was a young woman from North Korea, while the male lead was an overseas Chinese from South Korea. The female lead spent her childhood and teenage years in North Korea. Later, she left North Korea for South Korea due to family reasons. The male protagonist met the female protagonist after she came to Korea and fell in love with her. However, the male protagonist did not know the true identity of the female protagonist until the female protagonist told him that she was from North Korea. After understanding the background of the female protagonist, the male protagonist gradually realized that he had betrayed the female protagonist and tried to make up for this mistake. At the end of the MV, the female lead expressed her love for the male lead and told him that she would always wait for him to return to her side. The music video used some Korean lyrics and images because the lyrics of the song involved Korean content. Zhang Xinzhe's performance in the MV was also very outstanding, showing his solid singing skills and rich performance experience.

Zhang Xinzhe's music video " White Moonlight " was about a woman. This woman was originally an ordinary office worker, but by chance, she met a mysterious man who completely changed her life. In the MV, the man met this woman by chance in a strange city and they started a relationship. However, the woman did not tell the man her true identity. She just kept a mysterious distance. In the end, the woman decided to leave the city and start a new journey. The man also realized her true intentions and decided to leave the city with her to find their future. At the end of the MV, we can see a woman and a man walking hand in hand under the moonlight, implying their beautiful future. The theme of this MV was about love, freedom, and finding yourself. It shows us the importance of love and freedom, but also reminds us not to give up our dreams and pursuits easily.

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Zhang Xinzhe sang the interlude "Love You is Right" in the TV series "Ancient Sword Strange Tales." This song was written by Dai Yuedong, composed by Zeng Di and Tan Xuan, and arranged by Macchew. It was included in Zhang Xinzhe's 2015 album "Still Love" and was also one of the episodes of "Ancient Sword Story."

Music videos were a combination of music and video, a form of art created using the methods of a movie. It was usually used as a promotional tool for a single. It could show the image, style, and musical philosophy of the musician. It could also tell a story or convey information through the performance of images. MVs were first created by Michael Jackson, and MTV was a form of broadcasting MVs to the public through television stations. The production process of the MV video included determining the music song, shooting to obtain the picture material, and post-editing. In general, music videos were an art form that combined music and video to promote music and singers.

" Too Much " was a love song sung by Zhang Xinzhe. It had both Mandarin and Cantonese versions. The song was about a loyal boy who fell in love with a girl who played with his feelings. In the end, the girl betrayed the boy. However, the boy chose to forgive the other party and did not retaliate. This song emphasized the importance of tolerance. Even if the other party betrayed you, you should still be tolerant. " Too Much " was one of Zhang Xinzhe's classic songs. It expressed the pain and helplessness of love.

Zhang Xinzhe will hold a concert in Shanghai in 2020. The concert was called the " Future Style " concert tour and would be held from December 14 to 15 at the Mercedes-Benz Cultural Center in Shanghai. This would be the world's first 5G solo concert. It was reported that Zhang Xinzhe would bring a philosophical love song that he had carefully prepared at the concert, and for the first time, he would try to combine technology and music. In addition, Zhang Xinzhe also set up his own collection studio in Shanghai and held a collection exhibition called "People's Tide" at the Aurora Museum. The exhibit was the reason why he loved Shanghai. It showed some oriental beauties who had traveled through time. Therefore, it could be said that Zhang Xinzhe had held many activities in Shanghai in 2020, including concerts and collections.

The price of Zhang Xinzhe's concert tickets, as well as some information about the time and location of the concert. Depending on the concert, the ticket price might vary, usually between 280 yuan and 1580 yuan. However, the specific ticket sales channels and ticket purchase entrances were not mentioned in the search results provided. Therefore, I don't know the details of how to buy tickets for Zhang Xinzhe's concert.

Yes, Zhang Xinzhe would hold a concert in Shanghai in 2021. According to the information in document [1] and document [2], Zhang Xinzhe will participate in the MOMO Live Annual Gala held at the Mercedes-Benz Cultural Center in Shanghai on June 12,2021. In addition, document [6] also mentioned that Zhang Xinzhe would hold the "Future 2.0" world tour concert at the Guangdong Olympic Stadium on October 30,2021, which was also a performance in Shanghai. Therefore, it could be confirmed that Zhang Xinzhe would hold a concert in Shanghai in 2021.

Zhang Xinzhe held an art exhibition in Shanghai called " People's Tide: Rare Paintings of Lunar Cards and 20th Century Fashion Exhibition." The exhibition was officially opened to the public on October 16th at the Aurora Museum in Shanghai. The exhibition displayed Zhang Xinzhe's collection of month card manuscripts and more than 100 pieces of related clothing from the 20th century, showing the audience the evolution of Shanghai's fashion trends. This was Zhang Xinzhe's first large-scale exhibition of his collection in the " niche " category of monthly cards. In the exhibition, the audience could appreciate the old calendar drawings in the old street scenes, as well as the early 20th-century costumes that echoed them, creating a magical atmosphere. The exhibition was set in Shanghai from 1910 to 1950, displaying more than 60 monthly card paintings and more than 40 sets of cheongsam. The exhibition as a whole presented a rich old Shanghai style.