This song "Grandma buys pickles" in the 1970s mainly describes that there are all kinds of vegetables, fruits and melons in the market. The lively situation can be vivid in the cheerful tunes and Qiu Qingyun's precise sense of rhythm, as if listening to a song, but there will be a picture of selling in the market. His singing reflects the voice of ordinary citizens. To fans, he is as kind as a "neighborhood". Many of his songs are full of humor, reflecting the voices of ordinary people and the lower classes. "Grandma selling pickles" has also become synonymous with Qiu Qingyun who sings the Hakka song "Red". Even taxi drivers in Malaysia can hum a few words casually. This is the charm of Qiu Qingyun's singing, and it also shows the popularity of Hakka pop songs among Malaysian Chinese at that time.