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寄长歌 Lyrics, Pinyin & Learn Chinese

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fēng
chuī
huā
jiù
tíng
yuàn
Wind stirs pear blossoms in the old courtyard.
jiā
rén
jiàn
The beloved, no longer seen.
bái
xiǎo
shēng
yǎn
The young scholar in white, with lonely eyes.
niàn
Lifts his brush to pour out longing.
céng
zhú
qīng
méi
liàn
Once, we were childhood sweethearts, riding bamboo horses.
xiāng
bàn
yòu
nián
Companions for some years more.
shì
yán
piāo
luò
shuí
zhí
niàn
Vows drifted away, whose deep resolve remains?
jiē
huà
zuò
yún
yān
All turned to cloud and mist.
nǎi
rén
jiān
piāo
I am a wanderer in this mortal world.
nán
miáo
yán
Your beauty, beyond my power to depict.
fēng
xuě
xiāo
xiāo
shuí
kǎn
Wind and snow howl bleakly, who treads a rugged path?
qīng
jiǔ
zhuó
lèi
Clear wine and turbid tears, burning hot.
nǎi
rén
jiān
piāo
I am a wanderer in this mortal world.
guò
wǎng
yóu
nán
shè
The past, still so hard to relinquish.
xiě
xià
duàn
cháng
I write a passage, entrusted to a long song.
jiù
xián
jīn
shuí
With old strings, who now harmonizes?
céng
zhú
qīng
méi
liàn
Once, we were childhood sweethearts, riding bamboo horses.
xiāng
bàn
yòu
nián
Companions for some years more.
shì
yán
piāo
luò
shuí
zhí
niàn
Vows drifted away, whose deep resolve remains?
jiē
huà
zuò
yún
yān
All turned to cloud and mist.
nǎi
rén
jiān
piāo
I am a wanderer in this mortal world.
nán
miáo
yán
Your beauty, beyond my power to depict.
fēng
xuě
xiāo
xiāo
shuí
kǎn
Wind and snow howl bleakly, who treads a rugged path?
qīng
jiǔ
zhuó
lèi
Clear wine and turbid tears, burning hot.
nǎi
rén
jiān
piāo
I am a wanderer in this mortal world.
guò
wǎng
yóu
nán
shè
The past, still so hard to relinquish.
xiě
xià
duàn
cháng
I write a passage, entrusted to a long song.
jiù
xián
jīn
shuí
With old strings, who now harmonizes?
nǎi
rén
jiān
piāo
I am a wanderer in this mortal world.
nán
miáo
yán
Your beauty, beyond my power to depict.
fēng
xuě
xiāo
xiāo
shuí
kǎn
Wind and snow howl bleakly, who treads a rugged path?
qīng
jiǔ
zhuó
lèi
Clear wine and turbid tears, burning hot.
nǎi
rén
jiān
piāo
I am a wanderer in this mortal world.
guò
wǎng
yóu
nán
shè
The past, still so hard to relinquish.
xiě
xià
duàn
cháng
I write a passage, entrusted to a long song.
jiù
xián
jīn
shuí
With old strings, who now harmonizes?
xiě
xià
duàn
cháng
I write a passage, entrusted to a long song.
jiù
xián
jīn
shuí
With old strings, who now harmonizes?

Key HSK Vocabulary

Word Pinyin Meaning HSK Action
寂寞 jì mò lonely, lonesome HSK 7
思念 sī niàn miss, think of HSK 7
人间 rén jiān man's world, the world HSK 5
颜色 yán sè color, complexion HSK 2
风雪 fēng xuě snow, snowy HSK 2
坎坷 kǎn kě rough, bumpy
庭院 tíng yuàn courtyard, gdn
执念 zhí niàn obsess, attachment
提笔 tí bǐ take up one's pen, start writing
清酒 qīng jiǔ sake
漂泊 piāo bó float, berth
相伴 xiāng bàn to accompany sb, to accompany each other
竹马 zhú mǎ bamboo stick used as a toy horse
誓言 shì yán to pledge, to promise
过往 guò wǎng to come and go, to have friendly relations with
云烟 yún yān mist, clouds
飘落 piāo luò to float down, to fall gently
佳人 jiā rén beautiful woman
写下 xiě xià write down, note down
几年 jǐ nián a few years, how many years

Some songs don't just play; they draw you into a world, unfolding emotions like a carefully kept secret. Such is the power of "寄长歌" (Ji Chang Ge), a poignant Guofeng masterpiece performed by the revered voices of Zhang Xiaohan and Qi Qi.

Zhang Xiaohan, celebrated for her clear, expressive delivery in traditional Chinese music (Guofeng) and iconic game/drama soundtracks, joins forces with Qi Qi, whose emotive vocal artistry also frequently graces film and game projects. Their combined talent creates an unforgettable sonic tapestry, making this not just a beautiful Chinese song, but a deeply resonant entry point into the poetic heart of Mandarin.

Quick Info

Song Name 寄长歌 (Ji Chang Ge)
Artist 张晓涵、戚琦
Original Singer Original
Release Year 2023
Duration 04:12

The Story Behind the Song

"寄长歌" isn't merely a melody; it's the very soul-cry of "Xiangsi Gate," the heart-wrenching new faction within the sprawling wuxia tapestry of "Justice Online." Born on November 10, 2023, this theme song by Zhang Xiaohan and Qi Qi doesn't just introduce a sect; it unveils a legacy of devotion, its notes weaving a spectral tapestry of romance and inescapable melancholy that defines a path where love is both its greatest strength and its most profound sorrow.

Each delicate note and lyrical whisper in "寄长歌" becomes a testament to enduring longing, a bittersweet remembrance echoing across time and fated encounters. It captures the very essence of loves lost and cherished, a poignant ode to the heart's unyielding ties, resonating deeply with anyone who has ever known the ache of separation or the tender weight of an immortal, yet unfulfilled, affection within the boundless rivers and lakes.

✨ Lyrical Highlights

唯有丹心照汗青。
Wéi yǒu dānxīn zhào hànqīng.
Only a loyal heart illuminates the historical records.

This line is profoundly beautiful, using classical imagery where "丹心" (cinnabar heart) represents unwavering loyalty and "汗青" refers to ancient historical annals. It elegantly conveys the enduring power of sincerity and righteous spirit, suggesting that true character leaves an indelible mark on history. The song itself aims to embody and transmit such timeless virtues.

寄长歌,传薪火,千年风雅入你我。
Jì chánggē, chuán xīnhuǒ, qiānnián fēngyǎ rù nǐ wǒ.
Send a long song, pass on the torch, a thousand years of elegance enters you and me.

This line directly states the song's purpose, using vivid metaphors of cultural transmission. "传薪火" powerfully evokes passing on heritage, while "千年风雅" encapsulates China's rich, enduring cultural beauty. It directly connects to the theme by portraying the song itself as the vehicle for preserving and sharing this profound legacy across generations.

Grammar Notes

The character "已" (yǐ) is an adverb indicating that an action or state has "already" happened or been completed. It often precedes a verb or an adjective. In negative sentences, "已不..." (yǐ bù...) means "no longer..." or "has already not...", implying a past state that no longer exists.

他已离开。

Tā yǐ líkāi.

He has already left.

"也曾" (yě céng) is used to indicate that something "also once" happened or "used to" be the case in the past. "曾" (céng) alone means "once" or "in the past", and "也" (yě) adds the nuance of "also" or "even", emphasizing a past experience that is now gone or changed.

我们也曾是学生。

Wǒmen yě céng shì xuéshēng.

We also once were students.

Placing "难" (nán) before a verb indicates that the action is "difficult to" perform or "hard to" achieve. It expresses a sense of challenge, impossibility, or a strong emotional resistance towards performing the action.

这件事很难说。

Zhè jiàn shì hěn nán shuō.

This matter is hard to say.

"化作" (huàzuò) means "to turn into," "to transform into," or "to become." It describes a process of change where one thing takes on the form or nature of another, often implying a complete or significant transformation.

蝴蝶幼虫化作了美丽的蝴蝶。

Húdié yòuchóng huàzuòle měilì de húdié.

The caterpillar turned into a beautiful butterfly.

While "谁" (shuí) primarily functions as an interrogative pronoun meaning "who," it is frequently used in poetic or literary contexts to pose rhetorical questions, express uncertainty, or imply a general sense of "someone" or "anyone," often without necessarily expecting a direct answer, thus adding a reflective or wistful tone.

谁知我心事?

Shuí zhī wǒ xīnshì?

Who knows my thoughts/feelings?