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- Taiwan campus folk song, campus folk song, or campus folk rock (Chinese: 校園民歌) is a genre of Taiwanese Music with its roots as student songs in the campuses of Taiwanese universities during the 1970s. The genre was highly popular from the mid-1970s to the early 1990, with its focus on themes from the Chinese cultural sphere in reaction to the prevalence of Western rock music in Taiwan as well as being edged out by the People's Republic of China from the United Nations and from the world political stage. This genre of music became very popular in mainland China during the 1990s with the increased cultural exchanges between Taiwan and the mainland during this period. Campus folk rock was created by university age youth wishing to assert their own distinct cultural identities and "Sing our own songs."(Chinese: 唱自己的歌) in Chinese, taking the aspirations from the American folk music revival. The movement towards and popularization of this music is considered to be a societal reaction towards Taiwan's expulsion from United Nations (UN) in 1971 in the United Nations General Assembly Resolution 2758, with international admission of the People's Republic of China as the sole legitimate representative of China in the UN. The songs were composed through fusing instrumental and melodic elements from American folk rock, along with the expression and themes from Chinese folk music, both of which were familiar to the youth of the time. Songs from the genre are characterized as having a forward-looking, optimistic, simple, and youthful feel, with acoustic guitar and piano as some of its most commonly used accompanying instruments. (en)
- Folk Kampus adalah genre musik berbahasa Mandarin yang populer pada dekade 70an hingga 80-an di Taiwan. (in)
- 校園歌曲（こうえんかきょく、中国語: 校园歌曲）は「校園民謡」（キャンパス・フォークソング）、「校園民歌」（キャンパス・ポピュラーソング）とも呼ばれ、1970年代ごろから台湾で作詞・作曲されて学生・若者を中心に通常ギター伴奏で歌われる中国語歌曲のことで、日常の身近な事柄を内容としている。1990年代には下火になったが、後に中国大陸でも歌われるようになり、またそこでも作詞・作曲されて、いまでも中国語使用地域で一般大衆に広く歌われていて、歌謡大会やカラオケでもよく出てくる。 (ja)
- 校園民歌是台灣在1970年代發展出的流行音樂風格。起初在大專院校校園的學生活動中產生，風格各異、背景不同。在中華民國政府的國際關係漸漸處於不利的地位之前提下，加之藝文界的參與以及電器業者和大眾傳播媒體的推廣，從「唱自己的歌」的口號到以「校園民歌」的名稱被社會大眾熟悉，並引發後續的創作風潮。校園民歌為台灣流行音樂產業在1980至90年代起飛奠定了基礎，其參與者有不少在日後成為華語流行音樂的要角。 (zh)
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- Folk Kampus adalah genre musik berbahasa Mandarin yang populer pada dekade 70an hingga 80-an di Taiwan. (in)
- 校園歌曲（こうえんかきょく、中国語: 校园歌曲）は「校園民謡」（キャンパス・フォークソング）、「校園民歌」（キャンパス・ポピュラーソング）とも呼ばれ、1970年代ごろから台湾で作詞・作曲されて学生・若者を中心に通常ギター伴奏で歌われる中国語歌曲のことで、日常の身近な事柄を内容としている。1990年代には下火になったが、後に中国大陸でも歌われるようになり、またそこでも作詞・作曲されて、いまでも中国語使用地域で一般大衆に広く歌われていて、歌謡大会やカラオケでもよく出てくる。 (ja)
- 校園民歌是台灣在1970年代發展出的流行音樂風格。起初在大專院校校園的學生活動中產生，風格各異、背景不同。在中華民國政府的國際關係漸漸處於不利的地位之前提下，加之藝文界的參與以及電器業者和大眾傳播媒體的推廣，從「唱自己的歌」的口號到以「校園民歌」的名稱被社會大眾熟悉，並引發後續的創作風潮。校園民歌為台灣流行音樂產業在1980至90年代起飛奠定了基礎，其參與者有不少在日後成為華語流行音樂的要角。 (zh)
- Taiwan campus folk song, campus folk song, or campus folk rock (Chinese: 校園民歌) is a genre of Taiwanese Music with its roots as student songs in the campuses of Taiwanese universities during the 1970s. The genre was highly popular from the mid-1970s to the early 1990, with its focus on themes from the Chinese cultural sphere in reaction to the prevalence of Western rock music in Taiwan as well as being edged out by the People's Republic of China from the United Nations and from the world political stage. This genre of music became very popular in mainland China during the 1990s with the increased cultural exchanges between Taiwan and the mainland during this period. (en)
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