The lyrics of the student version of Five Thousand Years of China were as follows: How many heroes have emerged in China over the past five thousand years? Their faces in the midst of war have touched the heartstrings. The undying faith of the Red Boat is fearless and dangerous. The revolutionary spirit will always be remembered in my heart. I am not afraid of the wind and snow. My Chinese children bleed and shed no tears. I will never regret entering China to show my might. My faith is as strong as iron and I am not afraid of hardship or tiredness. I remember the bravery and fearlessness of the revolutionary martyrs. I am full of blood. My Chinese youth is brave and does not retreat. I have the wisdom and responsibility to soar. I will work hard to learn culture and grow up to build a greater China. I will bravely and confidently create tomorrow.
The printed version of Five Thousand Years of China's lyrics was as follows:
How many heroes have emerged in China's five thousand years?
The face in the flames of war touches the heartstrings
The undying faith, the red boat, fearless of danger
The revolutionary spirit will always be remembered in my heart
Not afraid of the wind and snow, my Chinese children bleed but not shed tears
I will never regret entering China to show my might
Faith is as strong as iron, not afraid of hardship and fatigue
Remember the bravery of the revolutionary martyrs
Full of blood, I, a Chinese youth, am brave and never retreat
With wisdom and responsibility, we can soar
Work hard to learn culture, grow up, and build a greater China
Brave forward and confidently create tomorrow
Please note that the lyrics above are printed versions of the Five Thousand Years of China.
" A Sigh in a Thousand Years " was an interlude from the TV series " Kangxi Dynasty." The original singer was Yang Zhuqing. The lyrics were selected: " A hundred-year marriage is held by a thread. A hero of a lifetime is like smoke. I have been searching hard at the ends of the world. My love and sorrow have passed away."
The lyrics of the song " Standing and Waiting for You for Three Thousand Years " had a profound meaning. It expressed the pain of parting lovers and the pain of waiting through poplar trees and wild geese. Poplar trees were the oldest species of poplar trees in the world. There was a saying that went," They live for a thousand years without dying, die for a thousand years without falling, and fall for a thousand years without dying." The character in the lyrics promised to stand under the poplar tree and wait for 3,000 years, expressing his persistence and knowledge of his lover. However, waiting was the longest pain, and the final truth was so sad and painful. Therefore, the lyrics of this song implied the separation between lovers and the pain of waiting.
" Years " was the theme song of the TV series " Celebrating Years." Duan Sisi wrote the lyrics, Tan Xuan composed the music, and Xiao Zhan sang it. The lyrics were as follows:
I only ask for a smile and peace
Don't ask how many flowers bloom
Whose painting is left blank
Whose story is ancient
Whose wait coincided with the blooming of flowers
Time turns
Fleeting Years
In the memory of the palm
It's fine palm lines
Like those years in the past
Green and beautiful
be ignorant of
The lyrics of the song light years away were: " Feel the fingertips stopping at my hair's tip, how to freeze time in an instant, remember to look into my firm eyes, maybe there is no tomorrow, facing the vast sea of stars, we are as small as dust."
Full Hall Flower Drunken Three Thousand Guests was from the Tang Dynasty poet Guan Xiu's "Offering Money to the Father." The lyrics described the scene where the fragrance of flowers intoxicated countless guests, implying a lively and festive atmosphere. This lyric was widely quoted in literature to describe grand scenes and lively atmosphere.
" Age " was a song performed by the MIC boy band. The lyrics mentioned the concept of years, describing the beauty and passing of youth. The lyrics included: " You said that we could go through things without thinking about returns. After quarreling for a few years, we are still not old. The world we live in has very few birds and flowers. This may be the reason why none of us are willing to escape. Who hasn't been young and greedy to calculate the time but is late? Who hasn't given up showing off the plan and time to settle down? Our youth and flowing years are all beautiful there."
The theme song of " Celebrating the Years " was " One Thought, One Life ". The first line of the lyrics was," Have you ever heard of the cliffs of a snowy mountain? It has made people's souls linger in their dreams." The song narrated the story of a young man with a mysterious background who had experienced the trials and tempering of his family, Jianghu, and the temple. The lyrics of the song were affectionate and beautiful, with a classical charm, combining melancholy, compassion, and grand and desolate emotions. As a poet, Li Jian used simple and easy to understand words to condense the tragic core of "Celebrating Years" into a few words. The melody of this song was full of twists and turns, which matched the ups and downs of the plot. It showed the complexity of the relationship between the characters and the long-standing grievances in the story. In order to write this song, Li Jian took the time to read through the original novel of " Celebrating the Years ", which had millions of words, and repeatedly reviewed the lyrics before finally deciding on the final draft. The lyrics of " A Lifetime in One Thought " were grand and full of Zen. The melody was layered and full of musical layers. Li Jian's singing was simple and unadorned, but it was full of stories, telling the ups and downs of the world and the ups and downs of life.