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幽州御龙叹 Lyrics, Pinyin & English | Learn Chinese

Key HSK Vocabulary

Word	Pinyin	Meaning	HSK	Action
幽州	Yōu zhōu	Fanyang 范阳 ancient city near modern Beijing, Youzhou, ancient province in north Hebei and Liaoning
有幸	yǒu xìng	luckily, fortunately	HSK 7
犹如	yóu rú	like, as if	HSK 7
团队	tuán duì	team, group	HSK 6
策划	cè huà	to plan, to plot	HSK 6
制作人	zhì zuò rén	make, manufacture	HSK 3
制作	zhì zuò	make, manufacture	HSK 3
彼时	bǐ shí	at that time
悲叹	bēi tàn	sigh mournfully, lament
执掌	zhí zhǎng	wield, in control of
旌旗	jīng qí	banners and flags, military standards
时分	shí fēn	time, period during the day
桃源	Táo yuán	Peach Blossom Valley—an idyllic place, Taoyuan county in Changde 常德, Hunan
混音	hùn yīn	mixing
漫天	màn tiān	filling the whole sky, all over the sky
点亮	diǎn liàng	to illuminate, to light
烈火	liè huǒ	raging fire struggle
生愿	shēng yuàn	desire to exist , craving for rebirth
监制	jiān zhì	supervise the manufacture of, supervise the shooting of
相争	xiāng zhēng	conflict, contend

Grammar Notes

📌 定要...

Used to express a strong determination, certainty, or a firm intention to do something. It implies 'must' or 'definitely will.'

我定要学好中文。

Wǒ dìngyào xuéhǎo Zhōngwén.

I must/will definitely learn Chinese well.

📌 使(其)...

`使` is a causative verb meaning 'to make,' 'to cause,' or 'to enable.' It introduces a result or a state that something or someone is brought into. `其` is a classical/formal pronoun meaning 'it,' 'he,' 'she,' 'them,' or 'its,' 'his,' 'her.' `使其` means 'to make it/him/her/them...'

老师的话使其深受启发。

Lǎoshī de huà shǐ qí shēn shòu qǐfā.

The teacher's words made him/her/them deeply inspired.

📌 是为...

`是为` is a more formal or classical way of saying '是' (is) or '被认为是' (is considered to be). It often introduces a conclusion, a definition, or a statement of identity, particularly common in literary or formal contexts.

孝顺是为美德。

Xiàoshùn shì wèi měidé.

Filial piety is (considered to be) a virtue.

📌 亦...亦... (with 不/无)

`亦...亦...` is a literary or formal pattern used to connect two parallel actions, states, or characteristics, meaning 'both...and...' or 'also...also...'. When used with negatives like `不` or `无`, it emphasizes the presence of two negative conditions, translating to 'neither...nor...' or 'not only...but also not...'.

他亦不争亦不抢。

Tā yì bù zhēng yì bù qiǎng.

He neither contends nor snatches.

Can a single song transport you through centuries, allowing you to feel the weight of ancient laments and the grandeur of forgotten legends? Prepare for an evocative journey with "幽州御龙叹" (Yōuzhōu Yù Lóng Tàn), a Guofeng masterpiece that precisely does this.

This trending track is a brilliant collaboration from the renowned production team 伊格赛听, celebrated for blending traditional Chinese aesthetics with captivating modern sounds, and the talented vocalist 阿YueYue, whose clear, expressive voice brings a poignant depth to their expertly crafted sonic landscapes. It's an irresistible gateway to both China's rich cultural heritage and an exciting new way to immerse yourself in the Chinese language.

Quick Info


Song Name	幽州御龙叹 ()
Artist	伊格赛听/阿YueYue
Original Singer	Original
Release Year	2023
Duration	04:16

The Story Behind the Song

"幽州御龙叹" isn't merely a melody; it's a profound, resonant echo from the very heart of ancient China, a sonic tapestry woven from the grandeur and sorrow of the historic Youzhou region. This lament evokes the breathtaking ambition of those who dared to "ride the dragon"—a potent metaphor for grasping imperial power and striving for legendary greatness. It is a poignant meditation on the valor of heroes, their epic quests for glory, and the often tragic, sacrificing fate that awaits those who reach for the heavens.

Through its haunting strains, the song offers a deep historical reflection, not just on the triumphs, but on the enduring cost of such magnificent endeavors. It’s a collective sigh for glories now dust, a poignant remembrance of the sacrifices etched into the very stones of time, revealing the bittersweet essence of power and the human cost of legendary ambition.

✨ Lyrical Highlights

长城万里血与泪，古道西风人憔悴。
Chángchéng wànlǐ xuè yǔ lèi, gǔdào xīfēng rén qiáocuì.
Ten thousand li of Great Wall, blood and tears; ancient path, west wind, people withered.

This line paints a desolate yet powerful picture, linking the physical vastness and historical weight of the Great Wall to the countless sacrifices made in its defense. The "ancient path" and "west wind" evoke a timeless, harsh frontier, with "withered people" underscoring the profound human cost. It encapsulates the song's central theme of defending the homeland at immense personal sacrifice, highlighting the suffering endured by those on the northern frontier.

寒光铁甲血未干，胡笳声声断人肠。
Hánguāng tiějiǎ xuè wèi gān, hújiā shēng shēng duàn rén cháng.
Cold light on iron armor, blood not yet dry; the sound of the Hujia breaks one's heart.

This line masterfully combines stark visual and auditory imagery. The "cold light on iron armor with blood not yet dry" vividly portrays the immediate, brutal reality of battle, while the mournful "Hujia sounds that break one's heart" introduces a profound sense of lament and sorrow. It directly connects to the "叹" (lament) in the song's title, exploring the emotional toll of war and the homesickness inherent in the life of a frontier warrior.