On July 18, 2010 (June 7, 2010, the godfather of Hong Kong music industry, Tai Sicong, passed away. Hong Kong music godfather Dai Sicong collapsed due to a heart attack at his apartment. He died on July 18, 2010 30 hours after being sent to the hospital for emergency treatment. He was 69 years old. Dai Sicong, who is full of peaches and plums, has cultivated many emperor superstars in the music industry, and has even taught Li Ming, Andy Lau, Kwok, Faye Wong and other singing skills. However, among the many apprentices, the only two apprentices who truly have deep feelings for him and have achieved a "father-son match" relationship. They happened to have a contract dispute with Dai Sicong. The two disciples who lost their loyalty due to wealth were also the most regrettable ones. Dai Sicong has personally cultivated countless music players. From the first batch of Zhang Mingmin to Nicholas Tse in 1976, Dai Sicong has taught about four to five generations of singers with different styles in Hong Kong. Zhang Mingmin was Dai Sicong's first student. At that time, most of them were academic students. As long as they sang well, there was no problem with "typhoons". When Lu Fang and Anita Mui arrived, they began to change greatly and had many requirements for their performance styles. By the time of Faye Wong, the trend has changed a lot. Both the flower style and singing style are very different from before. Many of Faye Wong's original things are still used today. In addition to singing and dancing, Chen Xiaodong and Nicholas Tse also need to use strong packaging and unique personality to cater to the market. Dai Sicong pays attention to teaching students in accordance with their aptitude and teaching according to the time, and pays special attention to the training of singers 'vocal skills. Zhang Mingmin was Dai Sicong's first student. At that time, most of the singers were academic, who sang well and did not pay attention to Taiwanese style. In the era of Lu Fang and Anita Mui,"popular tastes" began to change greatly, and there were many requirements for performance styles; and in the Faye Wong period, the trend changed a lot again, and both singing and form were very different from before; Later, Chen Xiaodong and Nicholas Tse, Dai Sicong not only required them to know how to sing and dance, but also to please the market with strong packaging and unique personality. But for more than 30 years, Dai Sicong's view has never changed, that is, to be a good pop singer, it is impossible to achieve long-term results based on appearance alone. He said: "No matter what era, I always ask: Since you want to be a singer, the first reason you meet the audience is to be able to sing."