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Worth It (Chinese: 值得) is a 1996 Mandarin language studio album by Cantopop singer Sammi Cheng. It was Cheng's first Mandarin album, surpassing her previous two Cantonese albums within the first three weeks in the stores and debuting at No.1 on the Taiwan album chart,[1] where it remained for six consecutive weeks. Music videos were made for three singles: Zhídé (Worth It), "Bèipàn" (Betrayal) and "Yīkào" (Reliance).
| Worth It | ||||
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| Released | September 2, 1996 | |||
| Recorded | 1996 | |||
| Genre | Cantopop | |||
| Label | Warner Music Group | |||
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Track listing edit
- Zhídé 值得
- bèipàn 背叛
- xiāngféng bù hèn wǎn 相逢不恨晚
- wéi xūn 微醺
- jiù xiàngliàn 舊項鏈
- céng shì nǐ de bǎobèi 曾是你的寶貝
- wúsuǒwèi 無所謂
- xiǎoxīn nǚrén (huī gūniáng) 小心女人 (Cinderella)
- yīkào 依靠
- zhànlǐng 佔領
- yíngfēng 迎風
- cuìruò 脆弱
References edit
- ^ Billboard - 26 Oct 1996 - Page 50 "WARNER CANTOPOP ARTIST Sammi Cheng's first Mandarin album, "Worth It," has surpassed her previous two Cantonese efforts in its first three weeks in the stores, following its September release. Her first two albums for the label in Cantonese, including her last, "Never Give It Up," did a tidy 100,000 each, says Warner VP of marketing David Gilchrist. However, "Worth It" had, at press time, sold 20,000 units in Hong Kong and surpassed the 200,000 mark in Taiwan, debuting at No. 1 with a bullet on the country's IFPI chart. "
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