Magical Journey

Magical Journey (奇幻旅程) is the fifth studio album by Taiwanese girl group S.H.E. It was released on 6 February 2004. The album was released simultaneously in two versions: the Magical Version and the Journey version. The miniature diorama featured on the Magical Version's cover was created in collaboration with the Miniatures Museum of Taiwan. On the Journey Version's cover, HIM International Music (HIM) rented a bus.^[1] To commemorate S.H.E's trip to Hokkaidō, Japan to film the music video for the song "He Still Doesn't Understand" (他還是不懂), the Magical Version featured 50-minute VCD while the Journey Version featured a 24-page photobook.

Track listing

1. "Persian Cat" (波斯貓, Bo Si Mao)
2. "Ten-Sided Ambush" (十面埋伏, Shi Mian Mai Fu)
3. "He Still Can't Understand" (他還是不懂, Ta Hai Shi Bu Dong)
4. "Only Lonely" (covered from; J.D. Souther - You're Only Lonely)
5. "Can't Find it" (找不到, Zhao Bu Dao)
6. "Five Days and Four Nights" (五天四夜, Wu Tian Si Ye)
7. "The Feeling of Security" (安全感, An Quan Gan)
8. "Never mind"
9. "Story of Romeo and Juliet" (茱羅記, Zhu Luo Ji)
10. "The Journey We Started Together" (一起開始的旅程, Yi Qi Kai Shi De Lu Cheng)

Music videos

The video for "He Still Can't Understand" is based on unrequited love, with dialogue in Japanese, Korean and Mandarin. Both "Five Days and Four Nights" and "The Journey of Us From the Beginning" are based on themes of friendship. The former video is a series of experiences in which the members of S.H.E are enjoying themselves; the latter video is a story of three girls on a road trip. The car breaks down, so the girls look for help. During their search, they get hungry, and eventually approach a man to trade two coffees for an ice cream cone. At the end of the video, a cyclist eventually helps the girls by towing the car with his bicycle. "A Safe Sense" is the story of a boy who is all too careful about his environment, and goes to nuns for help. However, the nuns are arrested by the police at the end of the video.

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