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1983年，威猛乐队正处于他们事业的黄金时代，舞台上的灯光闪耀，乐队成员激情四射地表演着，他们的歌曲《Bad Boys》响彻全球，预示着他们成为全球最具影响力的乐队的雄心。
然而，为了实现这一梦想，他们的经理西蒙·纳皮尔-贝尔提出了一个大胆而又近乎疯狂的计划：前往遥远的东方，在中国进行演出。彼时的中国，刚经历改革开放，对于西方流行文化仍充满好奇与谨慎。西蒙深知，这将是一场颠沛周折的旅程，需要如同愚公移山般的毅力。他为此四处奔走，试图说服中国官员批准演出，据说他请了100多人吃饭，才最终敲定此事。这段充满传奇色彩的经历，甚至被他写成了一本名为《我来请你吃午饭》的书。
在获得批准的过程中，西蒙巧妙地利用了形象策略。他特意挑选了其他西方乐队如皇后乐队（Queen）那些充满前卫与浮夸的照片，而威猛乐队则以健康阳光的形象示人。最终，看起来“更安全”的威猛乐队获得了进入中国的机会，这对于刚刚打开国门的中国来说，无疑是一个向西方世界释放积极信号的重要举措。
1985年，威猛乐队抵达北京，开启了他们“The Big Tour”巡演的收官之作。那时的北京，大街小巷尽是骑着自行车的市民，穿着朴素，透露着时代特有的气息。威猛乐队入住了当时新建的长城饭店，并在那里举办了访华答谢会。在北京的几天时间里，他们不仅参加了英国驻华大使馆的招待会，还像普通游客一样，穿梭于大街小巷，体验着这座古老而又充满变革气息的城市。
在一次街边闲逛时，一个有趣的场景发生了。他们在一个小店门口，拿出便携式录音机，播放起他们的热门歌曲《Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go》。周围的中国民众好奇地围拢过来，尽管语言不通，但强劲的节奏和充满活力的旋律，让一位戴着帽子的大爷都忍不住跟着摇头晃脑，脸上露出了前所未有的开怀笑容。这种音乐的直接感染力，瞬间打破了文化隔阂。
为了这场历史性的演唱会，大量的舞台设备被运抵北京工人体育馆。对于当时的中国音乐界来说，这些设备和演出的规模都是闻所未闻的。演唱会的门票定价为5元，这对于乐队数十万英镑的投入来说，几乎是象征性的。许多年轻人渴望亲临现场，摇滚音乐人窦唯就曾回忆，虽然当时还是初中生的他未能去现场，但那张《Make It Big》专辑的磁带，让他听了无数遍，并翻唱过其中的《无心快语》。更有趣的是，为了更好地推广，还发行了一盒磁带，A面是威猛的歌曲，B面则是中国歌手成方圆的中文翻唱，使得成方圆也因此与威猛有了交集。
1985年4月7日晚，北京工人体育馆内座无虚席。乔治·迈克尔和安德鲁·维吉利终于登台。起初，观众们显得有些拘谨和茫然，面对舞台上不停舞动、音乐震耳欲聋的西方乐手，他们感受到了一种文化的鸿沟。然而，随着演出的深入，那股压抑已久的狂热情绪逐渐被点燃。部分观众开始跟着节奏互动，甚至扭动身体。但很快，广播里便传来通知，要求观众“不准再站起来”。当《无心快语》的MV播放时，中间的亲吻画面也被剪掉，这场只有12首歌的演唱会，在严格的审查下进行。
尽管有诸多限制，这场演出对中国音乐界产生了深远的影响。崔健形容这场演出让他“终身受益”，他感叹：“音乐就应该是这样！”著名的贝斯手张岭也深受震撼，表示这场演出影响了他和许多同辈人，为后来中国独立音乐王国的诞生埋下了种子。次年，在同一块场地，崔健便挽起裤管，唱响了他自己创作的《一无所有》，这成为了中国流行音乐史上划时代的一夜。
演出结束后，观众们手持海报和节目单，迟迟不愿离去。一些能说流利英语的年轻人接受采访时表示，他们既喜欢中文歌也喜欢英文歌，并表达了极度的兴奋，虽然音量太大导致听不清歌词，但他们为能体验到这种前所未有的音乐盛宴而激动不已。在电视机还是奢侈品的年代，在“流行音乐”这个词都带着争议的年代，威猛乐队的到来，无疑打开了中国青年精神世界的一条缝隙。
随后，威猛乐队又来到了下一站广州。或许是因为广州靠近香港，受西方文化影响较早，这里的观众反应更为热烈。乐队成员在中山纪念堂的草地上与当地人踢足球，安德鲁·维吉利表现得异常活跃。尽管他们在街边看到宰杀活蛇时表现出文化上的不解，但这些都未影响他们与当地人的亲切互动。在广州的演唱会上，越来越多的观众都站了起来，鼓掌欢呼，这场演出无疑被认为是更为成功的。
乔治·迈克尔在两场演唱会上都深情演唱了他们的金曲《Careless Whisper》，萨克斯风的伴奏如泣如诉，将现场气氛推向高潮。这场历史性的中国之行，无疑成为了威猛乐队全球声望的巅峰时刻。他们不仅是音乐排行榜上的流行巨星，更成为了打破东西方文化隔阂的先行者。
一年后，在1986年6月28日，威猛乐队在伦敦温布利体育场举行了盛大的告别演唱会，宣告解散。然而，他们在中国留下的足迹，却成为了永恒的记忆，对中国流行音乐的启蒙和发展产生了深远的影响。他们的行动证明了音乐无国界，能够跨越语言和文化的障碍，点燃人们心中的激情与梦想，成为中西方文化交流史上的一个重要里程碑。
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This audio content is about the British pop band Wham!'s first visit to mainland China in 1985 and its profound impact.
In early April 1985, the members of Wham! arrived in China, creating a stark contrast with the clothing and culture of the Chinese people at the time. Back then, Western pop culture was not yet widespread in China, and the arrival of Wham! was a novelty for the nation.
The audio recounts how Wham!, as the first Western pop band to perform in China, had their manager Simon Napier-Bell spend a year and a half overcoming numerous difficulties to make the performance happen. This concert was seen as a signal from China to the West that it was opening up to reform and welcoming economic and cultural exchanges. Simon even wrote a book about it titled *I'm Taking You to Lunch*.
The performance process was filled with challenges and interesting anecdotes: the band members visited Tiananmen Square and the Great Wall in Beijing, toured the British Embassy, and tried on blue Zhongshan suits at a clothing store. They played their music outside a shop, eliciting simple smiles from elderly Chinese people.
At the first concert on April 7 at the Beijing Workers' Stadium, although the host Li Jun was slightly nervous, the dynamic performance on stage ignited the audience's enthusiasm. When a breakdancer moved toward the audience, some spectators even started dancing along, but the organizers used the broadcast to demand that the audience "stop standing up." George Michael performed "Love Machine" and played the music video for "Careless Whisper," but the kissing scene in the middle was required to be cut.
Although, by European and American standards, this concert with only 12 songs was not perfect, the Chinese audience, with their unique emotional expression, made it Wham!'s most special performance.
This concert had a significant enlightening effect on Chinese rock and pop music. Cui Jian, who was only 24 at the time, described the performance as "beneficial for a lifetime," making him feel that "music should be like this." Famous bassist Zhang Ling described the scene as "going crazy all at once." Dou Wei couldn't afford the 5-yuan ticket to enter, but the complimentary album tape *Make It Big* deeply influenced him. He later even covered "Careless Whisper." Some Chinese musicians, such as Qin Yong, the lead singer of Black Panther, Shen Lihui, the founder of Modern Sky, and Guo Feng of the Oriental Song and Dance Ensemble, were all deeply influenced by it. Guo Feng later organized the "Hundred Singers Concert" at the same venue and performed "Let the World Be Filled with Love," while Cui Jian took the stage to sing "Nothing to My Name," marking a milestone in Chinese pop music.
After the concert, the audience was reluctant to leave for a long time. These open-minded young people were eager to learn more about Western culture.
Wham! then traveled to Guangzhou and captured many scenes of the city from 40 years ago. They also showed curiosity about traditional Chinese instruments and Guangzhou cuisine. On the football field, Andrew Ridgeley, wearing a jersey and playing soccer, showcased their energetic side.
Overall, the audio recounts how Wham!'s first visit to China, as cultural ambassadors, not only successfully held a concert but also became an important milestone in cultural exchanges between China and the West, profoundly influencing Chinese society and the development of pop music.

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