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别走 Lyrics & Pinyin - Learn Chinese with Hopping into Languages

Interactive Lyrics

bié
zhe
zǒu
Don't hasten your departure
hái
wǎn
The night is not yet late
shuō
huà
You remain unspoken
yǒu
diǎn
ān
A tremor of unease stirs within me
xiǎng
kàn
I long to gaze upon you
què
kàn
qīng
Yet your form remains unseen
de
yǎn
Within your eyes
hǎo
xiàng
hěn
yuǎn
A distance seems to dwell
bié
zǒu
bié
Don't leave, oh don't leave
bié
rén
liú
zài
huí
Don't abandon me to memories alone
bié
zhuǎn
shēn
Don't turn your back on me
bié
chén
Don't retreat into silence
dǒng
yǒu
duō
xiǎng
kào
You don't grasp how deeply I yearn to draw near
zhī
dào
yǒu
wèn
I know, my own faults I bear
yǒu
xiē
huà
shuō
tài
Some words, alas, were uttered too late
guǒ
yuàn
tīng
shuō
If you would only lend an ear to my plea
men
hái
néng
míng
bái
Perhaps then we could still understand
bié
zǒu
bié
Don't leave, oh don't leave
bié
ràng
chén
men
jué
dìng
Let not silence decree our fate
bié
duǒ
kāi
gēn
Don't avert your gaze, speak to me
dǒng
què
zhí
xiāng
You may not see, yet I've always believed
guǎn
jié
guǒ
huì
bu
huì
gǎi
Regardless if the outcome might change
jīn
tiān
xiǎng
shuō
chū
xīn
yuàn
Today, I wish to voice my heart's desire
guǒ
huí
tóu
kàn
yǎn
If you would only cast a backward glance
hái
zài
zhè
děng
I still await you, right here
huì
guò
The night will surely pass
tiān
huì
liàng
And the day will break anew
guǒ
yuàn
liú
xià
If you would choose to stay
men
màn
màn
zǒu
xiàng
míng
tiān
We'll gently walk into tomorrow

Key HSK Vocabulary

Word Pinyin Meaning HSK Action
心愿 xīn yuàn wish, dream HSK 6
回忆 huí yì recollect, recall HSK 5
靠近 kào jìn near, close to HSK 5
回头 huí tóu turn round, turn one's head HSK 5
沉默 chén mò silent, reticent HSK 4
个人 gè rén individual HSK 3
决定 jué dìng decision, resolution HSK 3
慢慢 màn màn slowly, leisurely HSK 3
好像 hǎo xiàng seem, be like HSK 2
改变 gǎi biàn change, alter HSK 2
留下 liú xià leave, pronounced [liú xia] in Taiwan HSK 2
问题 wèn tí question, problem HSK 2
如果 rú guǒ if, in case HSK 2
有些 yǒu xiē part, some HSK 1
知道 zhī dào know, realize HSK 1
这里 zhè lǐ here HSK 1
明白 míng bai clear, obvious HSK 1
说话 shuō huà speak, talk HSK 1
今天 jīn tiān today, this day HSK 1
明天 míng tiān tomorrow, the near future HSK 1

What if every goodbye felt like a silent scream, a desperate whisper begging time to stand still? That deeply human ache, the raw vulnerability of wanting someone to stay, is exquisitely captured in "别走" (Don't Go).

Hopping into Languages, an innovative platform dedicated to making language learning fun and accessible, has created more than just a song cover; they’ve crafted an emotional journey. Let this poignant melody guide you, not only to new Chinese vocabulary but to a profound connection with the language's soul through music and cultural immersion.

Quick Info

Song Name 别走 (Don’t go)
Artist Hopping into Languages
Original Singer Wilber Pan (潘玮柏)
Release Year 2005
Duration 04:12

The Story Behind the Song

Wilber Pan's 2005 hit, "别走" (Don't Go), is more than a catchy pop anthem; it’s a bittersweet echo of every heart's reluctant sigh when faced with separation. This track captured a poignant universal ache, transforming simple words into a desperate whisper against fleeting moments. It quickly became a cultural touchstone, a resonant yearning for connection in a world of constant goodbyes, etching itself into the collective memory with its unforgettable melody and raw vulnerability.

Now, Hopping into Languages reintroduces "别走," breathing new life into this classic. Far from a mere cover, their rendition transforms this emotional anthem into a vibrant conduit for cultural and linguistic immersion. Learners don't just grasp vocabulary; they step into the enduring emotional truth of Chinese culture, feeling the very heartbeat of its yearning through a song that refuses to let go, both lyrically and pedagogically.

✨ Lyrical Highlights

我的世界没有你 就像没有了呼吸
Wǒ de shìjiè méiyǒu nǐ jiù xiàng méiyǒu le hūxī
My world without you is like having no breath

The striking simile directly compares the beloved's absence to a loss of breath, a fundamental life function, vividly conveying desperate, existential dependency. This hyperbole encapsulates the song's central plea by expressing the utter void and impossibility of life without the beloved.

我的肩膀可以为你遮风挡雨
Wǒ de jiānbǎng kěyǐ wèi nǐ zhē fēng dǎng yǔ
My shoulders can shelter you from wind and rain

This line uses a classic Chinese metaphor, "遮风挡雨," to beautifully symbolize unwavering protection and support. It evokes a tender image of strength offered in vulnerability, reinforcing the theme of urging the beloved to stay by promising enduring care and refuge.

Grammar Notes

📌 别 + V / 别 + 着 (Prohibition)
The character 别 (bié) is used before a verb to form a negative command, meaning 'Don't do something'. It's a common way to prohibit an action. When followed by 着 (zhe), as in '别急着走', it specifically prohibits an action that is ongoing or in a certain state, meaning 'Don't hurry while doing X' or 'Don't be X-ing'.

别担心,一切都会好的。

Bié dānxīn, yīqiè dōu huì hǎo de.

Don't worry, everything will be fine.

📌 把字句 (bǎ zì jù)
The '把' (bǎ) structure places the object of a verb before the verb, usually to indicate how the object is handled, disposed of, or affected by the action. It's often used when the action results in a change of state or location for the object. The structure is: Subject + 把 + Object + Verb + Other elements.

请你把垃圾扔掉。

Qǐng nǐ bǎ lājī rēngdiào.

Please throw away the trash.

📌 V + 不 + (Result/Direction Complement)
This structure indicates that an action cannot achieve a certain result or direction. The character 不 (bù) negates the potential of the verb to achieve the following complement. For example, 看不清 (kàn bù qīng) means 'cannot see clearly', and 听不懂 (tīng bù dǒng) means 'cannot understand by listening'.

我听不懂他在说什么。

Wǒ tīng bù dǒng tā zài shuō shénme.

I can't understand what he's saying.

📌 如果... (就)... (Conditional Sentences)
如果 (rúguǒ), meaning 'if', introduces a conditional clause. The main clause, stating the consequence, can sometimes be preceded by 就 (jiù), meaning 'then'. However, 就 is often omitted in informal speech or when the consequence is clearly implied, as seen in the lyrics.

如果你喜欢,我就买给你。

Rúguǒ nǐ xǐhuān, wǒ jiù mǎi gěi nǐ.

If you like it, I'll buy it for you.

📌 有 + 多 + Adj/V (Expressing Degree)
This structure is used to express a high degree or intensity of an adjective or verb, often in an exclamatory or emphatic way, meaning 'how much/how + adjective/verb...!' It can also be used in questions to ask 'How + adjective/verb...?'

你不知道我有多爱你。

Nǐ bù zhīdào wǒ yǒu duō ài nǐ.

You don't know how much I love you.