無印良品

無印良品 was a beloved Taiwanese-Malaysian pop duo formed in the mid-1990s by childhood friends Michael Wong (光良) and Victor Wong (品冠). Known for their warm harmonies and heartfelt lyrics, they became one of Mandopop’s most iconic acts under Rock Records, dropping nostalgic hits like "掌心" (Palms) and "想見你" (Want to See You). Their name cheekily played on the Japanese term for "no-brand goods," but their music—a cozy blend of acoustic pop and sentimental ballads—left a lasting brand on fans across Asia.

After releasing five studio albums, including fan favorites like *無印良品x2* and *3人行*, the duo split amicably in 2000 to pursue solo careers. Both Wong and Wong thrived individually—Michael as a singer-songwriter and Victor leaning into acting—but their legacy as a pair lives on through compilation albums like *珍重無印良品* and live recordings of their bittersweet farewell concerts. To this day, their music remains a comfort-food playlist staple for ’90s pop enthusiasts.