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相信愛 Lyrics & Pinyin - Learn Chinese with Jeff Chang

Interactive Lyrics

shuí
yǒu
xìng
de
àn
Who holds the answer to happiness?
nán
bèi
zhuō
de
yún
cǎi
The elusive clouds, so hard to grasp
ruò
zhè
chéng
néng
xiān
cǎi
pái
If this journey could first be rehearsed
yǒu
xiē
yǎn
lèi
jiù
néng
míng
bái
Some tears would then find their meaning
qián
wǎng
míng
tiān
de
zhàn
pái
Heading towards tomorrow's station
huì
yǒu
rén
lái
jiù
yǒu
rén
zhuǎn
shēn
kāi
Some will arrive, some will turn and depart
zài
jiàn
hǎo
hǎo
shuō
wán
Goodbye, strive to say it well
dài
zhe
xiào
róng
xíng
li
shì
hàn
I carry a smile, my baggage is regret
zhī
dào
hái
yào
duō
shǎo
shí
jiān
děng
dài
I don't know how much longer I must wait
děng
dài
yǒu
rén
huì
cóng
jìn
tóu
cháo
zǒu
lái
Waiting for someone to walk to me from the end
zhī
zhī
dào
zhè
zhèn
shì
wèi
cǎi
hóng
ér
lái
I only know this shower comes for the rainbow
mǎn
huái怀
dài
zǒu
xiàng
wèi
lái
Full of hope, stepping into the future
O
h
xiāng
xìn
ài
Oh, I believe in love
shuí
néng
jiàn
wài
Who can avoid encountering the unforeseen?
cuò
guò
wài
shì
fǒu
jīng
cǎi
Is missing the unexpected truly grand?
ruò
céng
bèi
hěn
hěn
shāng
hài
If one had never been deeply wounded
shuí
hǎo
shuí
huài
shuí
huì
míng
bái
Who's good, who's bad, who would truly comprehend?
qián
wǎng
míng
tiān
de
zhàn
pái
Heading towards tomorrow's station
yǒu
shí
nào
yǒu
shí
hòu
zhǐ
néng
dān
Sometimes bustling, sometimes only solitary
yǒu
shí
lèi
xiǎng
tíng
xià
lái
Sometimes so weary, wanting to halt
rěn
zhù
miǎn
huái怀
men
duō
yǒng
gǎn
Can't help but recall how brave we were
zhī
dào
hái
yào
duō
shǎo
shí
jiān
děng
dài
I don't know how much longer I must wait
děng
dài
yǒu
rén
huì
cóng
jìn
tóu
cháo
zǒu
lái
Waiting for someone to walk to me from the end
zhī
zhī
dào
zhè
zhèn
shì
wèi
cǎi
hóng
ér
lái
I only know this shower comes for the rainbow
mǎn
huái怀
dài
zǒu
xiàng
wèi
lái
Full of hope, stepping into the future
O
h
xiāng
xìn
ài
Oh, I believe in love
zǎo
gāi
zhī
dào
cuò
guò
hòu
chóng
lái
Should have known, once missed, it can't be redone
àn
yào
céng
yi
céng
màn
màn
bāo
kāi
Answers must be slowly peeled open, layer by layer
zhī
zhī
dào
wán
zhěng
le
men
de
cún
zài
I only know you completed our existence
mǎn
huái怀
dài
zǒu
xiàng
wèi
lái
Full of hope, stepping into the future
ràng
xiāng
xìn
ài
You make me believe in love

Key HSK Vocabulary

Word Pinyin Meaning HSK Action
相信 xiāng xìn to believe, to be convinced
尽头 jìn tóu end HSK 7
孤单 gū dān alone, lonely HSK 7
旅程 lǔ: chéng route, itinerary HSK 7
有幸 yǒu xìng luckily, fortunately HSK 7
满怀 mǎn huái be full with, be imbued with HSK 7
彩虹 cǎi hóng rainbow HSK 7
笑容 xiào róng smile, smiling expression HSK 6
忍不住 rěn bu zhù unable to bear, cannot help doing sth. HSK 5
遇见 yù jiàn meet, come across HSK 4
伤害 shāng hài injure, harm HSK 4
热闹 rè nao lively, abustle and astir HSK 4
是否 shì fǒu if, whether HSK 4
期待 qī dài await, expect HSK 4
无法 wú fǎ unable, incapable HSK 4
勇敢 yǒng gǎn brave, valiant HSK 4
未来 wèi lái future, tomorrow HSK 4
完整 wán zhěng intact, whole HSK 3
前往 qián wǎng go to, leave for HSK 3
存在 cún zài exist, be HSK 3

What if a single melody could articulate the quiet hope of a heart that always believes in love, no matter the journey? For decades, Jeff Chang, the "Prince of Love Ballads," has been that voice for millions, his emotive delivery solidifying his status as a Mandopop icon since the 1990s.

His timeless ballad, "相信愛" (Always Believe in Love), perfectly encapsulates this enduring sentiment. Get ready to connect with a classic, feel the depth of its emotion, and unlock the beauty of the Chinese language through one of its most cherished romantic masterpieces.

Quick Info

Song Name 相信愛 (Always Believe in Love)
Artist Eric Chou
Original Singer Original
Release Year 1995
Duration 04:30

The Story Behind the Song

"相信愛" (Always Believe in Love) transcends a simple melody; it's a profound cultural touchstone, a testament to enduring hope etched into the very soul of Chinese romantic music. Released on Jeff Chang’s critically acclaimed 1995 album 『擁有』 (To Possess), this ballad swiftly became the anthem for an entire generation, cementing his legacy as the "Prince of Love Ballads." It’s more than a hit; it’s a shared emotional landscape.

Through Chang's pristine delivery, "相信愛" whispers a powerful, unwavering conviction into the listener's heart. Its heartfelt lyrics resonate deeply with the universal human longing for connection, speaking to the fragile yet persistent belief in love’s power to prevail against all odds. This song offers solace, a gentle, yet firm reminder that even when faced with uncertainty, an unyielding faith in love is the most beautiful possession of all.

✨ Lyrical Highlights

用愛去點亮 黑暗的每個角落
Yòng ài qù diǎnliàng hēi'àn de měi ge jiǎoluò
Use love to light up every dark corner

This line beautifully employs the metaphor of love as an active, radiant force. It suggests that love isn't just a passive emotion but an illuminating power capable of penetrating and transforming even the most desolate spaces, thereby embodying the song's theme of love's transformative power and pervasive hope.

黑暗中總會找到希望
Hēi'àn zhōng zǒng huì zhǎodào xīwàng
Hope will always be found in darkness

This phrase offers profound reassurance, presenting hope as an enduring presence, even amidst the deepest despair. It poetically encapsulates the song's core message that even when facing adversity, an unwavering belief in love will ultimately guide one to optimism and a brighter future.

Grammar Notes

📌 若... (就)...
“若 (ruò)” means “if” or “in case,” and it introduces a conditional clause. It is often followed by “就 (jiù)” in the main clause, indicating “then” or “as a result.” This structure is used to express hypothetical situations and their consequences, similar to “如果 (rúguǒ)... (就)...” but can sometimes sound slightly more formal or poetic.

若你想去,我就陪你。

Ruò nǐ xiǎng qù, wǒ jiù péi nǐ.

If you want to go, then I'll accompany you.

📌 V + Directional Complement (来/去)
Directional complements indicate the direction of an action relative to the speaker or a reference point. “来 (lái)” indicates movement towards the speaker/reference point, while “去 (qù)” indicates movement away. Compound directional complements like “进来 (jìnlái - come in)” or “走过去 (zǒuguòqù - walk over there)” are also very common and follow this principle. The lyrics feature “朝我走来 (cháo wǒ zǒulái - walk towards me)” and “走向未来 (zǒuxiàng wèilái - walk towards the future),” and “停下来 (tíngxiàlái - stop, come to a halt).”

请你走进来。

Qǐng nǐ zǒu jìnlái.

Please walk in.

📌 被 + V
“被 (bèi)” is a passive voice marker. It indicates that the grammatical subject of the sentence is the receiver of the action, rather than the doer. The agent performing the action can be included after “被” (e.g., 被 (agent) V) or omitted, especially when the agent is unknown, unimportant, or obvious, or when the action is generally undesirable.

我的书被拿走了。

Wǒ de shū bèi ná zǒu le.

My book was taken away.

📌 有时... 有时...
“有时 (yǒushí)” or “有时候 (yǒushíhou)” means “sometimes.” This pattern is used to describe alternating situations, actions, or states, often highlighting a contrast, variety, or different possibilities. It emphasizes that things are not constant but fluctuate between different conditions.

他有时很忙,有时很闲。

Tā yǒushí hěn máng, yǒushí hěn xián.

He is sometimes very busy, sometimes very free.