The rise of contemporary Chinese pop music is closely and directly related to the reform and opening up. With the rapid development of the commodity economy, Hong Kong and Taiwan pop music has also spread rapidly in the mainland, laying the foundation for the prosperity and development of the audio and video market. The first pop singer that mainland fans came into contact with was Teresa Teng, known as the "Queen of Sweet Songs". In the late 1970s, popular songs such as Sweet Honey and Town Story sung by Teresa Teng spread to millions of families in the mainland. The sweet but not greasy fresh singing method, cheerful and light tunes, and easy to understand lyrics opened a pop music window to the mainland in the early days of reform and opening up. Teresa Teng's songs have deeply influenced the mainland music world. A large number of singers began to sing pop music by imitating her, and a large number of musicians mastered the writing skills of pop music by listening to Teresa Teng's music. "Although I wear the dress, my heart is still the heart of China, and my ancestors have branded everything I have with the Chinese seal." On the stage of the CCTV Spring Festival Gala in 1984, a song "My Heart of China" spread across the country through television, and the passionate singing inspired Chinese people's national pride. In the 1980s, Hong Kong and Taiwan patriotic songs such as "The Great Wall will never fall down", "All rivers and mountains are always in love", "My Chinese Heart", and "Descendants of the Dragon" were widely sung, inspiring strong patriotic feelings and national pride that blood is thicker than water among the public. Popular songs have risen rapidly in the midst of controversy and gradually evolved into popular culture. Young people enjoy singing pop songs. The National Vocal Music Competition has set up the award of "Popular Singing", officially recognizing the status of pop music. Since then, the three singing methods of "popular", "bel canto" and "national" in the Chinese singing world have kept abreast. The variety of popular songs began to increase, and campus folk songs, rock and roll, disco, etc. sprouted. The song "Let the World Be Filled with Love", which expresses the call for peace and true feelings of mankind, shows the world the style of contemporary Chinese pop music through the collective singing of 100 singers, and pushes the pop music of this period to a climax. In the 1990s, music creation was flourishing. Although Hong Kong and Taiwan music can not be ignored, the original power of mainland pop music has begun to be recognized by the society. Asian Heroic Wind, Black Hair Gone with the Wind and other Asian Games songs became popular. The combination of majestic pop songs and international sports competitions was like a "hurricane" in the spread of pop music, infecting all the people. When rock music reached its climax, band formation became a fashion trend for young people. Urban folk songs, campus folk songs, military camp folk songs, rap music, jazz music and other popular music of different styles are in full bloom. Representative works such as Xiao Fang, You at the Same Table and A Letter from Home have touched the hearts of hundreds of millions of young people and reflected the social changes of China's rapid population mobility in the early industrialization period. The return music such as the Pearl of the Orient and the Song of the Seven Sons has emerged, witnessing the return of Hong Kong and Macao to the embrace of the motherland. The bumpy vicissitudes and magnificent artistic effects are deeply impressed on the hearts of every Chinese people. With the development of social economy, pop music is also moving towards a prosperous stage. The well-developed MTV has pushed the audio-visual effect to the extreme, and the artistic characteristics of pop music have also been highlighted. "Karaoke" has blossomed all over the country, becoming