Double (Zhao Wei album)

Double 双[1] is a 2005 album by mainland Chinese pop singer Zhao Wei. Its first single, "Still Time for Tomorrow" (Chinese: 来得及的明天; pinyin: lái dé jí de míngtiān) was the theme song for UNICEF's "Attention for Children Affected by AIDS" campaign (Chinese: 关注受艾滋病影响儿童项目).[2] The first week sold more than 150,000 in mainland China.[3]

Double 双
Studio album by
Released22 July 2005
GenreMandopop
LabelVirgin Records, EMI
Zhao Wei chronology
Afloat
(2004)
Double 双
(2005)
Angel's Suitcase
(2007)

Track listing

No.TitleLyricsMusicLength
1."来得及的明天" (Still Time for Tomorrow)Yao Qian (姚谦)Xu Wei (许巍)3:37
2."顺风逆风" (With the Wind, Against the Wind)Yao Qian (姚谦)Huang Yida (黄义达)3:54
3."微小的部分" (Tiny Part)Yao Qian (姚谦)Li Meng (李勐)3:46
4."痛苦之歌" (Painful Song)Yao Qian (姚谦)Li Weisong (李伟菘)3:54
5."我和上官燕" (Shangguanyan and I)Wen Ya (文雅)Benny4:19
6."多情应笑我" (Emotions Don't Laugh At Me)Yao Qian (姚谦)Chen Wei (陈伟)4:57
7."孰轻孰重" (What's Light, What's Heavy)Yao Qian (姚谦)Chen Wei (陈伟)4:10
8."夜长梦多" (Long Night, Many Dreams)Zhou Yaohui (周耀辉)Chen Wei (陈伟)4:32
9."不要告别" (Won't Say Goodbye)Sanmao (三毛)Yi Zhiqing (逸之青)3:40
10."发现" (Realization)Yao Qian (姚谦)Wang Liguang (王黎光)5:11
11."爱" (Love)Yao Qian (姚谦)Wang Liguang (王黎光)3:36

Awards and nominations

6th Top Chinese Music Chart Awards

  • Nominated: Best Female Artist
  • Nominated: Best Album

14th Channel [V] Globle China Music Awards

  • Won: Favorite Female Artist
  • Won: Favorite Music Video

13th ERC Chinese Top Ten Awards

  • Won: Favorite Artist
  • Won: Golden Melody of the Year-Shangguan Yan and I

Music Radio Top Chart Awards

  • Won: Favorite Female Artist Mainland China
  • Won: Golden Melody of the Year-Shangguan Yan and I
  • Won: Best Lyrics (Wen Ya)
  • Nominated: Best Female Artist Mainland China

References

  1. (Chinese: ; pinyin: shuāng) means "pair" or "double".
  2. 吴静 (Wu Jing) (30 June 2005). "关注受艾滋病影响儿童 (Attention for children affected by AIDS)" (in Chinese). Sina.com. Retrieved 27 February 2009.
  3. 赵薇新专辑首周销量15万张 庆功宴不谈情变事件 (in Chinese). 北国网. 4 August 2005. Archived from the original on 7 July 2011. Retrieved 4 August 2005.


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