it's still the same old story

Yes. Think about some sports teams. A team might keep having the same issues year after year. For example, they always struggle with injuries or they have a coach who doesn't seem to be able to develop new strategies. So, it's still the same old story for that team, and they keep having mediocre seasons.

Well, in a workplace, if there are always problems with communication between departments. Management keeps trying different things, but in the end, it's still the same old story. The same misunderstandings keep happening, which can be really frustrating for everyone involved.

I'm not sure exactly how popular 'Same Old Story' is compared to some of Stryper's other hits. It might be popular among their die - hard fans who love exploring their entire discography.

[1] In " Getting Married: Young Master Song Dotes on His Wife Too Much ", a reporter asked Young Master Song why he brought Miss Tang to participate in a reality show. Young Master Song replied," Can you beat her? Can you afford to offend the Tang and Song families?" This deep and domineering answer was very funny. Second joke: In " 100 Points for Sweet Pets: The CEO is Too Good at Flirting," the main character Tang Shi complained that she was accused of being a flower vase, that her acting skills were not good, that she was not worthy of the male lead, and so on. The male lead, Song Ci, calmly replied that she was good-looking, simple, and not pretentious, that she was just passable, and so on. This contrasting and cute routine was very funny. The third joke: In " The Cute Baby Arrives: CEO Daddy, Please Take This," the female lead discussed a joint venture with the male lead in order to get funds to plan a project, but the male lead had his own forced marriage mode. Once the female lead resisted the male lead's strength, she would be tricked into " having a child." This plot was deep but had a hilarious effect. It was also very fun.

Yes. " Celebrating Years 2 " was an ancient drama directed by Sun Hao and starred by Zhang Ruoyun, Li Qin, Chen Daoming, Wu Gang, Li Xiaoran, Xin Zhilei, Li Chun, Song Yi, etc. The play was adapted from Maoni's novel of the same name. It told the story of a young man with a mysterious background, Fan Xian, who had just emerged from a small seaside town and experienced all kinds of tests and tempering from his family, Jianghu, and the court. In the second season, Chen Daoming, Wu Gang, and other veteran actors still played important roles. Among them, Chen Daoming played the Qing Emperor, who was one of the core characters of the play. His performance was deeply loved by the audience. Wu Gang played Chen Pingping, who was a witty, intelligent, and scheming character. His performance was also highly praised by the audience. In addition, Li Xiaoran, Xin Zhilei and other actors also continued to play important roles in the second season.

Yes. The cast of " Celebrating Years 2 " had undergone some changes. Zhang Ruoyun, Li Qin, Chen Daoming, Wu Gang, and other original cast members had all returned. Tian Yu, Li Xiaoran, Song Yi, and other actors would continue to act, but Guo Qilin, Tong Mengshi, Gao Shuguang, and other actors were confirmed to be absent from the second season. In addition, some new actors joined the second season, such as Liu Duanduan, Yu Rongguang, Li Qiang, etc. During the filming of " Celebrating Years 2," some veteran actors had also left this world. Among them, the most pitiful one was Wu Gang's father, Wu Guiling. Wu Guiling had played Huang Gai in Romance of the Three Kingdoms and Zhenyuan Immortal in Journey to the West. She was an excellent actress. On June 21, 2016, Wu Guiling died of illness at the age of 78. Other than that, some veteran actors had also left this world, such as Liu Jiang, Huang Suying, Yan Xiang, and others. Their deaths made people feel very sorry, but at the same time, it made people cherish the works they had left behind.

It could refer to a common or repetitive narrative. Maybe it's about love, life or society where the same patterns keep repeating.

The song has a great vocal performance by Anita Ward. Her voice is soulful and really gives the song its charm. Also, the rhythm is very dance - friendly, which was typical of the music of that time.

It was Joe Perry. He's known for his amazing guitar skills on that track.

It depends. For some people, it can be boring as they crave novelty. But for others, it's not. They enjoy the familiarity.