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大天篷 Lyrics & Pinyin | Learn Chinese with 璐爷

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Lyrics by: Song Xuecang/Li Yuanjie
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Composed by: Li Yuanjie
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Producer: Liu Zimu
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A beauty not born of mortal flesh,
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But grown from a spirit divine, an artifact celestial.
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Since you are a divine weapon,
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Why are you more passionate than I?
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Yet it is you who are deeply wounded.
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Six luminaries, five stars adorn a bridal dress,
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Though this life is brief, our love is long.
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Inciting heaven's wrath and earth's dismay,
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No more smiles from beautiful women in the mortal world.
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Leaving half our longing on the grand path.
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What fear is there in the cycle of destiny?
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Or souls scattered, spirits flown?
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Without you, that is truly sorrowful.
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What fear is there in a journey west with no return?
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Or wishes unfulfilled?
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In this life, I shall guard you, a pair we'll be.
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Six luminaries, five stars adorn a bridal dress,
shēng
suī
duǎn
qíng
cháng
Though this life is brief, our love is long.
tiān
nǎo
Inciting heaven's wrath and earth's dismay,
rén
jiān
zài
hóng
yán
xiào
No more smiles from beautiful women in the mortal world.
liú
bàn
xiāng
shàng
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Leaving half our longing on the grand path.
shén
me
tiān
dào
lún
huí
What fear is there in the cycle of destiny?
shén
me
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hún
fēi
Or souls scattered, spirits flown?
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Without you, that is truly sorrowful.
shén
me
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xíng
guī
What fear is there in a journey west with no return?
shén
me
shì
yuàn
wéi
Or wishes unfulfilled?
zhè
shì
huàn
duì
In this life, I shall guard you, a pair we'll be.
shén
me
tiān
dào
lún
huí
What fear is there in the cycle of destiny?
shén
me
sàn
hún
fēi
Or souls scattered, spirits flown?
ruò
méi
yǒu
cái
jiào
bēi
Without you, that is truly sorrowful.
shén
me
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guī
What fear is there in a journey west with no return?
shén
me
shì
yuàn
wéi
Or wishes unfulfilled?
zhè
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huàn
duì
In this life, I shall guard you, a pair we'll be.
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In this life, I shall guard you, a pair we'll be.
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Planning: Wang Yeyang
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Executive Producer: Liu Kai
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Publisher: Sang Ai
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Presented by: Sang Ai/Liu Kai
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Distributed by: Kanjian Culture & Entertainment · Music Center
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Produced by: Kanjian Culture & Entertainment · Music Center

Key HSK Vocabulary

Word Pinyin Meaning HSK Action
美人 měi rén beauty, beautiful woman HSK 7
可悲 kě bēi sad, pitiful HSK 7
却是 què shì actually, nevertheless HSK 6
文娱 wén yú cultural recreation, entertainment HSK 6
大道 dà dào main road, the way of justice HSK 6
深深 shēn shēn deeply, keenly HSK 6
人间 rén jiān man's world, the world HSK 5
既然 jì rán as, since HSK 4
制作人 zhì zuò rén make, manufacture HSK 3
多情 duō qíng full of tenderness or affection , affectionate
天道 tiān dào natural law, manifestation of God's will
情意 qíng yì tender regards, affection
灵长 líng cháng long life and prosperity
监制 jiān zhì supervise the manufacture of, supervise the shooting of
相思 xiāng sī one-sided love, unrequited love
看见 kàn jiàn to see, to catch sight of
红妆 hóng zhuāng splendid gay female clothing, gay feminine attire
红颜 hóng yán a beautiful woman, young beauties
胎生 tāi shēng viviparity, zoogony
轮回 lún huí samsara, transmigration

Feel the pull of an ancient epic, where legendary figures command celestial powers and timeless stories whisper through generations. This is the realm Lu Ye’s mesmerizing voice conjures with "大天篷" (Dà Tiānpéng).

A powerhouse on platforms like Bilibili, Lu Ye uniquely blends the majestic grandeur of Gu Feng with the dynamic pulse of ACG music, transforming traditional Chinese aesthetics into an unforgettable sonic experience that will have you eager to unlock every lyrical secret.

Quick Info

Song Name 大天篷 (Da Tianpeng)
Artist 璐爷
Original Singer Original
Release Year 2017
Duration 04:15

The Story Behind the Song

璐爷's "大天篷" unfurls not merely as a song, but as a sweeping, emotionally charged Gu Feng epic. It plunges us into the tragic fall of Marshal Tianpeng, a celestial titan whose star-spanning glory was brutally stripped away. Before becoming the familiar Zhu Bajie, he was a formidable general, and this piece resonates with the thunder of his lost power, the bitter sting of divine judgment, and the profound sorrow of a universe turned upside down.

It's a visceral lament for a bygone era, exploring the crushing weight of demotion and the agonizing transformation of identity. The track echoes with the spirit of a being forced to shed his might for a piggish form, yet forever haunted by the echoes of his celestial past. This saga of pride, fall, and reluctant re-invention taps into a universal human struggle, making his ancient legend profoundly relevant to our own journeys.

✨ Lyrical Highlights

天河曾有风流客,醉卧广寒夜半弦
Tiānhé céng yǒu fēngliú kè, zuì wò Guǎnghán yèbàn xián
The Heavenly River once harbored a romantic figure, drunkenly reclining in Guanghan Palace during a midnight serenade.

This line beautifully paints a vivid scene of Marshal Tian Peng's past celestial life, showcasing his carefree, almost rebellious romanticism within the moon goddess Chang'e's dwelling. It subtly hints at the depth of his unfulfilled desire and the hubris that ultimately led to his tragic downfall, linking his personal longing to his lost divine status.

问这世间,谁又识得天蓬?
Wèn zhè shìjiān, shuí yòu shí dé Tiānpéng?
I ask this mortal world, who still recognizes Tian Peng?

This poignant rhetorical question encapsulates the profound tragedy of Tian Peng's fall from grace and the subsequent loss of his celestial identity. It expresses the deep loneliness and anonymity he experiences in the mortal realm, serving as a powerful lament for his forgotten glory and the existential struggle of his transformed existence.

Grammar Notes

📌 既然...,(就/那/何必/为何...)
The pattern "既然..., (就/那/何必/为何...)" is used to introduce a known premise or situation with 既然 (jìrán, since; given that), followed by a logical conclusion, suggestion, or a rhetorical question in the second clause. In the lyrics, "既然你是神兵,为何比我更多情" (Jìrán nǐ shì shénbīng, wèihé bǐ wǒ gèng duōqíng) uses "为何" to question the situation based on the premise.

既然你已经来了,就多玩一会儿吧。

Jìrán nǐ yǐjīng lái le, jiù duō wán yīhuǐr ba.

Since you're already here, stay and play for a while longer.

📌 怕什么...
The phrase "怕什么..." (pà shénme...) is a rhetorical question used to express a lack of fear or concern about something. It implies that the thing mentioned is not genuinely frightening or that something else is of greater concern. It can be translated as "What is there to fear about...?" or "Don't be afraid of..." In the lyrics, "怕什么天道轮回" (Pà shénme tiāndào lúnhuí) means "What is there to fear about the cycle of reincarnation?"

怕什么失败?重头再来就是了。

Pà shénme shībài? Chóngtóu zàilái jiùshì le.

What is there to fear about failure? Just start over again.

📌 若...,那才叫...
This pattern "若..., 那才叫..." (ruò..., nà cái jiào...) is used to introduce a hypothetical condition with 若 (ruò, if) and then strongly emphasize the true nature or severity of the consequence. "那才叫" (nà cái jiào) highlights that the described situation is the *real* or *only* instance of something being called that way. In the lyrics, "若没有你那才叫可悲" (Ruò méiyǒu nǐ nà cái jiào kěbēi) means "If I don't have you, *that* is truly called tragic."

若没有梦想,那才叫真正的虚度人生。

Ruò méiyǒu mèngxiǎng, nà cái jiào zhēnfèng de xūdù rénshēng.

If there are no dreams, that is truly called wasting one's life.

📌 比...更...
The comparative structure "A 比 B 更 adjective/verb" (A bǐ B gèng adjective/verb) is used to indicate that entity A possesses a certain quality or performs an action to a greater extent than entity B. In the lyrics, "为何比我更多情" (wèihé bǐ wǒ gèng duōqíng) means "why are you more affectionate/passionate than me?".

她比我更喜欢吃辣的食物。

Tā bǐ wǒ gèng xǐhuan chī là de shíwù.

She likes spicy food more than I do.