brings to the ancient Chinese tunes of modern life, could not help but recommend to you
wish you will like this !!
it’s name ,I translated the lyrics are as follows, not necessarily accurate
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Sail into three pools
Play in the water
The breeze stroke but it canoe
Phase or far
Connected to or
Broken bridge
Ever play cx
No longer flow love the setting sun
No longer reflected the moon
No wind intoxicate
In a moment
Dissipated in the clouds
Bikes have long beach
So charming
The wrong watch scenery along the way
Lack of cloud river
Also can see the sky
A meteor
The moments is already over
No longer flow love the setting sun
No longer reflected the moon
No wind intoxicate
In a moment
Dissipated in the clouds
That day that night
Unaware that has gone far
That day that night
Go away from my story
For me the page has an audio announcement (Chinese, then English) that the recording is only available to mainland China. How did you get to hear it, ytliek?
oops I opened the link and when I saw the language I figured I’d translate it later for listen. Now I see I can’t open it. My bad. But I still want to thank Cai for sharing even if it doesn’t currently open worldwide. Barriers are made to be dismantled
I wanted to hear the song too. It is almost canoeing time here in West Virginia. We have beautiful lakes and rivers. My dog is ready to go canoeing right now.
Here is a song about West Virginia. I hope you can access this song on YouTube.
Metal rock band… I can listen to your Chinese version. Here in the USA, for me metal rock music is a little more head-banging and makes my head hurt. I listen to it, just not as much as some other genre.
The basic style is quite familiar to me; some elements hearken back to the “Indie” (independent) music of the 1990s, and this is still enduring stuff. Like ytliek, though, in US terms I wouldn’t call it “Metal”. Here, indie music was in a lot of ways a reaction against Metal. In the US you can go to any trendy/bohemian club or bar and still have a good chance of hearing music very much like this. The only difference is that we might not hear the Pipa-style solo playing, but if I did, it wouldn’t strike me as particularly unusual, but just as another interesting way to create a particular atmosphere around the song.
I opened the link and when I saw the language I figured I’d translate it later for listen. Now I see I can’t open it. My bad. But I still want to thank Cai for sharing even if it doesn’t currently open worldwide. Barriers are made to be dismantled