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此類生物 (Cǐ Lèi Shēng Wù) Lyrics, Pinyin & Learn Chinese

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Creatures Like These - Wang Erlang
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Lyrics by: Yi Zhi Ran
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Music by: Zhang Yanfeng
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Arrangement by: Zhang Yanfeng
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Producer: Zhang Yanfeng
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Guitar: Zhang Yanfeng
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Drums: Lu Da
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Backing Vocals: Wang Erlang
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Recording Engineers: Wang Xiaohai / Shaotian @ Beijing Ludingji
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Recording Studio: Beijing Ludingji
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Mixing: Wang Jinzhen @ KM Studio
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Mastering: Wang Jinzhen @ KM Studio
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Cover Design: Cassie Chen
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OP/SP: Beijing Fanyin Culture Media Co., Ltd.
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Deep snow leaves a line of footprints,
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Stretching into the distance.
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Migratory geese fly south, seeking warmth's embrace,
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Like dust adrift in the wind, with no lasting home.
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In the city, how many creatures like these find their parasitic hold?
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Finally resigned to human connections
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Far outweighing what they give.
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Enduring hardship, for a meager income received.
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On the night-time journey home, street-side shops
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Turn off their neon signs, listening to passersby's whispered pleas.
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Some hurried for ten years, but received no gift;
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Finally couldn't bear it, abandoning ideals halfway.
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Some joke to hide how helpless they truly are;
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Calmly accepting being used, the dark side of being cared for.
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Injustice is merely a turn of phrase;
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Countless are those who are struck by it.
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After courage is worn thin, how much valor remains?
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Not fearing a bitter falling out.
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Some hurried for ten years, but received no gift;
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Finally couldn't bear it, abandoning ideals halfway.
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Some joke to hide how helpless they truly are;
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Calmly accepting being used, the dark side of being cared for.
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Some hurried for ten years, but received no gift;
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Finally couldn't bear it, abandoning ideals halfway.
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Some joke to hide how helpless they truly are;
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Calmly accepting being used, the dark side of being cared for.
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Some in the dense fog cannot glimpse the sunrise;
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Days passed too long, so they might as well just be numb.
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Someone's once spacious heart now shrinks and crowds,
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Into a brow that frets over the slightest detail.
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These creatures, truly struck,
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Live their true selves in the early hours.
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In daylight, they are not cool, in daylight, they are not cool.
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In daylight, they are not cool, in daylight, they are not cool.

Key HSK Vocabulary

Word Pinyin Meaning HSK Action
生物 shēng wù organism, living thing HSK 7
路人 lù rén passer-by, stranger HSK 7
反面 fǎn miàn back, reverse side HSK 7
归宿 guī sù a home to return to HSK 7
掩饰 yǎn shì mask, conceal HSK 7
拥挤 yōng jǐ crowd, push and squeeze HSK 7
奔赴 bēn fù rush to, hurry to HSK 7
在意 zài yì mind, care about HSK 7
倾诉 qīng sù pour out, pour forth HSK 7
索性 suǒ xìng simply, might as well HSK 7
吉他 jí tā guitar HSK 7
挑剔 tiāo ti nitpick, be hypercritical HSK 7
原本 yuán běn master copy, original manuscript HSK 7
凌晨 líng chén before dawn, in the small hours HSK 7
传媒 chuán méi mass media, media HSK 6
脚印 jiǎo yìn track, footprint HSK 6
延伸 yán shēn extend, stretch HSK 5
付出 fù chū pay, expend HSK 4
英勇 yīng yǒng heroic, valiant HSK 4
录音 lù yīn record, sound recording HSK 3

Imagine an artist whose voice doesn't just sing words, but paints emotions – blending the delicate brushstrokes of traditional Chinese artistry with the vibrant hues of modern sound. This is the unique world of Wang Erlang (王貳浪), a popular Chinese singer whose distinctive voice and emotive delivery have garnered widespread acclaim, captivating millions with her viral covers and original songs.

Now, step into the thoughtful reflection of her original track, "此類生物" (Cǐ Lèi Shēng Wù), which poignantly translates to "These Kinds of Creatures." It's an exceptional piece for anyone eager to connect with authentic Chinese culture and language, offering a truly moving melody that resonates long after the final note and makes learning Mandarin through music an instantly enriching experience.

Quick Info

Song Name 此類生物 (Cǐ Lèi Shēng Wù)
Artist 王貳浪
Original Singer Original
Release Year 2023
Duration 04:06

The Story Behind the Song

Wang Erlang’s 2023 original, "此類生物" (Cǐ Lèi Shēng Wù), which poignantly translates to "This Kind of Creature," doesn't point to a beast in the wild but rather to the human heart navigating unspoken complexities. It's a sonic canvas exploring the unique dynamics between individuals, painting a vivid portrait of silent understandings and lingering hesitations that often define deep, intimate connections within Chinese cultural sensibilities.

This track masterfully captures the melancholic beauty of the unsaid – the quiet confessions, the subtle empathies, the intricate emotional landscape where feelings reside just beneath the surface, seen but rarely vocalized. It speaks to a shared human experience of yearning for clarity while appreciating the profound, wordless bond that exists between "this kind of creature."

✨ Lyrical Highlights

它們總是 不會被誰收養
Tāmen zǒng shì bù huì bèi shéi shōuyǎng
They will never be adopted by anyone

This line uses a powerful metaphor, portraying the admired individual as a wild, untamable "creature" that cannot be possessed or confined. It beautifully encapsulates their inherent independence and enigmatic aura, reinforcing why they are observed with such fascination yet remain ultimately distant. This untamed quality makes them all the more captivating.

它們只是 在等時間把世界遺忘
Tāmen zhǐ shì zài děng shíjiān bǎ shìjiè yìwàng
They are just waiting for time to forget the world

This line introduces a profound, almost melancholic, sense of detachment, suggesting the admired being exists on a different temporal or spiritual plane. It paints a picture of someone with an inner world so rich, or a perspective so vast, that they are unbazed by transient worldly concerns. This ethereal quality deepens their mystery and allure, explaining the observer's endless longing.

Grammar Notes

📌 A 远大于 B
This pattern is used to indicate that element A is significantly or much greater than element B. '远' acts as an intensifier for '大于', emphasizing a large difference.

他的热情远大于我的想象。

Tā de rèqíng yuǎn dàyú wǒ de xiǎngxiàng.

His enthusiasm is much greater than my imagination.

📌 没 + 动词/名词
'没' (or '没有') is primarily used to negate a past action (meaning 'didn't do' or 'haven't done') or the existence of something (meaning 'don't have' or 'didn't have'). In the lyrics, '没个归宿' means 'don't have a home/destination,' and '没换得礼物' means 'didn't get/earn a gift.'

我没看过这部电影。

Wǒ méi kànguò zhè bù diànyǐng.

I haven't watched this movie.

📌 V + 结果补语 (Resultative Complement)
A resultative complement immediately follows a verb to indicate the outcome or result of the action. Common complements seen in the lyrics include '住' (to hold/stop, e.g., 扛不住 - can't bear/hold up), '在' (to indicate location or completion, e.g., 丢在 - throw and place at), and '见' (to perceive, e.g., 看不见 - cannot see).

他太累了,快扛不住了。

Tā tài lèi le, kuài kángbùzhù le.

He's too tired, he's almost unable to hold on.

📌 把字句 (bǎ-sentence)
The '把' (bǎ) structure is used to place the object of a verb before the verb, emphasizing the object and the result of the action performed on it. The general structure is Subject + '把' + Object + Verb + Other elements (e.g., resultative complement, directional complement, aspect particle).

请你把门关上。

Qǐng nǐ bǎ mén guān shàng.

Please close the door.