Please try to love with your body. Translate this Cantonese song into Chinese characters

The story of falling in love with one's own body was quite common. It usually appeared in some fantasy or fantasy novels, where the protagonist would take risks to try to fall in love with an enemy or someone with a complicated relationship in order to achieve a certain goal. In novels, the protagonist would usually go through a series of tests and challenges. Only by passing these tests could he achieve his goal. In this process, the protagonist would also face various dangers and difficulties. He needed to show his wisdom and courage in order to win. The act of testing love with one's own body was usually used to emphasize the protagonist's determination and persistence, as well as the effort and price he had paid in pursuing his goals. At the same time, it could also let the readers feel the growth and changes experienced by the protagonist and thus have a deeper understanding of his inner world.

Song of Everlasting Sorrow was a long narrative poem written by Bai Juyi, a famous female poet of the Tang Dynasty. It described the love story between Emperor Ming of the Tang Dynasty and Concubine Yang. This poem was based on the life and death parting of Emperor Xuanzong and Yang Guifei, and was interwoven with a large number of historical events and characters to express the author's criticism of the ruler and his pursuit of love. The following is the vernacular translation of Song of Everlasting Sorrow: During the Tang Dynasty, Emperor Ming of the Tang Dynasty, Li Longji, fell in love with Yang Guifei and did everything for her. However, Concubine Yang did not like the conflict and dispute between Tang Minghuang. In the end, Yang Guifei was deposed and Emperor Ming of Tang was exiled to the frontier. Their love had come to an end. Through the love story between Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty and Yang Guifei, this poem expressed the author's criticism of the ruler and the pursuit of love. It also reflected the political environment and interpersonal relationships of Tang society.

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The Cantonese version of Love Is Eternal translated into Mandarin as " Love Is Eternal."

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The old Cantonese song for " Enemies in Love " was Eason Chan's " King of Karachi Songs." This song was once used as an interlude in the movie version. It was written by the famous musician Huang Weiwen and sung by Hong Kong singer Eason Chan. Its lyrics expressed the persistence and determination of love, and the beautiful melody was deeply loved by the audience. If you want to find other Cantonese oldies in this movie, you can search for relevant information or try to search on major music platforms.

There are many classic Cantonese songs that you can refer to. 1 Red Sun-Kelly Chen 2 "Thousands of Songs"-Zhang Guorong 3 "Together"-Anita Mui 4 Boundless Sea and Sky-Boundless Sea and Sky Band 5 Lover-Jacky Zhang 6."The Sunset Is Unlimited"-Eason Chan 7 Lover-Jacky Zhang Love of a Lifetime-Andy Liu 9. Red Lips Staring at Each Other-Alan Tan 10 "Can't Say Goodbye"-Faye Wong These songs were all classic Cantonese songs with unique musical styles and deep emotional expressions. They were worth listening to.