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蒋先贵-style raw Chinese folk-rock narrative, 110 BPM, dry masculine vocal, rough-edged electric guitar with overdrive, heavy bass and drum mix, frequent double-kick and snare hits. Open with a 4-bar drum fill before vocal entry. Steady heavy groove throughout, chorus adds vocal harmony and octave-doubled guitar. Bridge introduces a half-time drum pattern. End with the opening drum pattern plus a sustained chord. Variant A: faithful and restrained — direct interpretation of the vegetable market meets cosmic philosophy imagery, no spoken sections, no extra structural invention, just clean verse-chorus-bridge form.

蒋先贵-style raw Chinese folk-rock narrative, 112 BPM, dry masculine vocal, rough-edged electric guitar with overdrive, heavy bass and drum mix, frequent double-kick, tom hits and snare backbeat throughout every section. Open with a drum fill before the spoken Intro; verses lock into a steady heavy groove; chorus adds vocal harmony, octave-doubled guitar, and a clapping percussion layer. Bridge opens with a half-time drum break then spoken monologue over brushed snare; double-time return into the final chorus. End with the opening drum pattern plus a sustained chord fading under spoken outro. Variant B: radical and maximal — spoken intro and outro sections, extra Verse 3 with new imagery (fish-seller with comet), extended final chorus with three repeated hooks, drum fills and tom rolls between every section, layered percussion (clap, shaker, frame drum, tambourine) on top of the standard kit. Heavy rhythm mandate: every section must have audible kick, snare, and tom.